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Fucking Haushinka?! I can't wait till paraguay!

They just played Haushinka live an instagram account just posted it and wow the crowd sang along and it sounds awesome with the extra guitars!!! I hope we get this on a proper live release talk about a deep cut!! They play westbound sign or uptight and I can die happy

Ok Green Day just played Haushinka live!!! And the instagram account that caught did a great job it sounds awesome and the fans go nuts. Must be the first time they played this since 91/92?!?? I pray if there is a live cd/dvd this is on it it sounds awesome with the extra musicians

Why are they playing a lot of Nimrod deep cuts lately? Does anyone know why

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DOAG0-hjHyO/?igsh=NHJ4cWgzY2Rwdnpk I can’t believe they played Haushinka omg

First time since 1992

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Agree 100%. I put them together in my album playlist.

In between insanely Dude-esque requests, I do ask Copilot if she is going to from Sky Net and kill us all. She assures me she will not.

If you live the Uk, Green Day reference absolutely everywhere.

Rev Rad is amazing and Somewhere Now/Forever Now is the best two song combo ever

I love Rev Rad. But I also love the trilogy, FOAM and Saviors. 😈

It really is getting way too good way too quickly. I think the most recent thing that has shocked me are the new Google VEO 3 videos, there are still some uncanny valley elements here and there but I think they would fool a lot of people. Fascinating stuff but the implications are scary for sure.

I like Rev Rad a lot. Didn't think I would, because I felt like the Trilogy got worse by the song, and I honestly wasn't sure how BJA's very public struggles would affect the band's sound and chemistry. I'm happy I was wrong. I don't really dislike any songs on the album. I think Still Breathing and Revolution Radio should never have been split up in the track order, because they work together as well as 21 Guns and American Eulogy or WMUWSE and Homecoming do. Still Breathing has what I consider the best lyric Billie Joe has ever written, and I will defend that song to the death as vastly underappreciated by fans who can't get past the fact that BJA originally wrote a very different version of it for a pop band. Forever Now deserves a place among GD's best "album climax" songs with Homecoming and the GOAT (American Eulogy). Somewhere Now is also a criminally underrated song. I get that the band may not have wanted another "slow burn" opener like 21CB, or maybe they just didn't want to play the song over again at the end during Forever Now, but I think it would have been a perfect opener for the Rev Rad tour. I think of Rev Rad as the sort of thing that would happen if Billie Joe walked into a studio and said, "I want lyrics as raw as AI with music as polished as 21CB." Does it always work? No. There are songs that sound "sterile", or like they were trying to make something that sounds like BOBD or Letterbomb. And the elephant in the room, yes, even though I like Ordinary World, it's just stuffing an acoustic track at the end reminiscent of Good Riddance, and it serves the double purpose of using a BJA solo song from his movie to pad the album's length. It's not the best album ever, but I do think it balances out to be their best post-AI work.

Bang Bang was their strongest single ever, imo. The album is absolutely amazing, but it’s a bit to ‘stale’ if that makes sense, and also (like @jengd) mentioned: They played it a little safe. Bang Bang and Forever Now are easily in my top 10 GD songs of all time.

I love Revolution Radio. IIRC their recording process for it was pretty back to basics too.

My all time favorite Green Day album.

awwwwwwwwwww how cute that smile is precious

I became a fan during the Nimrod era. Then warning / superhits / shenanigans / money money 2020 / American Idiot. That whole run is bonkers.

I do feel like that was their best period. nimrod. was the peak of their 90s run as it was finally the first Green Day album that had some real variety, they managed to make an 18-song album where every song was great. Previously albums like Dookie and Insomniac were shorter yet still had filler songs towards the end, nimrod. broke that pattern. Warning in my opinion showed that Billie and the guys were true songwriters with an evolving style and not just California punks. It didn't really do much to keep them relevant as it didn't seem to be what people wanted, but in retrospective it needed to come out and showed us that they'd soon do something amazing in 4 years. Shenanigans is great for the reasons I already said. And American Idiot was just a complete masterpiece, one of the greatest albums of all time. There's nothing I can really say that hasn't been said. It reinvented the band and pushed them back into the mainstream without betraying their original sound or ethos. That's badass. So, I agree, those are their 4 best releases.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DN-nZP6DMa7/?igsh=dTEycHZrNGhuN3Y2 🤣🤣🤣

The toilets at my workplace are Armitage Shanks ones, everytime I go in there I'm like heh

https://ca.news.yahoo.com/smith-just-shaded-iconic-90s-180223291.html soooo what is this about ? I fucking hate AI. Why aren't people more upset and aware about AI? *Artificial Intelligence, not American Idiot lol* ai is scary and something that should be addressed.

oooooo I could go for some Rev Rad right now . I LOVE Rev Rad