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they gotta save stuff for the 50th anniversary

Oh wow didn't realise there were so many demos coming! I wanna hear Blood Sex and Booze!

i think its lacking 3 very specific warning outtakes because their saving those 3 as a special surprise tool that'll help us out later

Yep - I think this anniversary edition lacks "something" - I just don't know what 🤷‍♂️

Thought the same! Is that really all the presentable material from that era, so they had to fill the space with b-sides? I'm not convinced. For the prices they're asking it's not a bargain.

I don't understand why they put Outsider, Suffocate, Scumbag (and Poprocks for that matter) on here as they are the exact same versions as the ones on Shenanigans Also no demo of Warning, Waiting and Minority - that's criminal 😂

They speak slowly too so to help me focus I listen on 1.5x speed and that also saves time, it makes the episodes shorter.

Highly encourage this for anyone who doesn't want to listen to our insane ramblings lol. Maybe I'll start adding timestamps to the episode descriptions.

You could skip the first fifteen to twenty minutes. That’s usually some personal banter, funny but not concerning the song. AND I often listen to them while doing some boring housework. Makes this work much more enjoyable!

We love him. Even if he somehow forgot (???!?!) to see the Green Day show in DC last summer…

Now that’s a great friend to have!

And how much you’re going to hurt and for how long afterwards. 😂

I like the Green Dudes podcasts but just never seem to have time to listen, they are quite long.

When you start considering how old you’ll be at the next possible Green Day show and thinking about how being pulled up on stage will be less likely.

When you're checking in with your green Day friends while waiting for a band to come on stage at a concert lol

I just heard that the Ballad of Wilhem Fink was called "Life Sentences" for a time. is that true?

As yes, the Green Dudes. I still listen to those guys quite a bit - and got mentioned in one of their shows. I shouted them out in the comments section of the youtube video of the song they were going to be covering, and sure enough they saw it. I don't remember what song it was, but yeah. I'm in there somewhere.

That really changes but right now most of Kerplunk. As mentioned sometime ago, I‘m listening to the Green Dudes podcast and at the moment I‘m in their Kerplunk section…

I'll be speaking with you when Spotify Wrapped drops. It's gonna be to the point Billie Joe comes to my house and tells me stop wearing out their spotify files, 🤩 What are your most streamed Green Day songs? Mine are Smash it Like Belushi, Dilemma and Strange Days are Here to Stay.

Father Of All Naked Motherfuckers would be cool...but then that would basically be MM2020P2, Fever, Toledo, American Dream is Killing Me+ Sugar Youth, Take The Money and Crawl & Graffitia

I think it is fun to watch MTV and have it on in the background. I always get excited when it's a song I know, but maybe never seen the music video. I feel like Spotify, Youtube etc. have ruined bands in general. Buying CD's and whatnot supports the band way more than streaming. At least radio still exists (for now until SiriusXM takes over). Yup, pretty sad.

Not possible because I‘m doing that already!🤣

I know it's a bit crazy, but I'm aiming to stream more Green Day than anyone on the planet. It's challenging since I'm also trying to hear every song ever record in the history of the universe, but hey. Current song: Burnout. Ironic? No. Irony, much like destiny - is dead.

It's a sad sad day after learning that MTV channel, launched in 1981, has confirmed it will stop showing rolling music videos after 4 decades. It blames video-sharing apps such as YouTube and TikTok have killed MTV. Back in early '90, there was no streaming, no downloading, no smart phones. Access to internet was limited and expensive, as where computers. MTV ruled. If a band wanted to me noticed then a music video of a song on MTV on many occasions influenced single and album sales. Back then a big part of each day was to watch MTV. One of the first music videos I saw was Longview, which at it's hight got aired several times a day for months. Thanks for the memories MTV. https://www.pressreader.com/ireland/irish-daily-mail/20251011/281968908889011