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  1. Uhhh erm yes I mean who doesn't need to know their enemy raw ham? Kidding
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  2. There's that smile again.
    4 points
  3. Don't worry, Green Day's average is much better than most other people's best! Insomniac's never been my favourite album, but it's by no means their worst. I'll have to give it a listen again at some point. Reported for posting an unpopular opinion in the unpopular opinions thread.
    3 points
  4. The way I see it, that album is so stacked (like AI) that it can still be a strong track even though it iis considered to be in the bottom half of the album quality wise. I think Stuart and The Ave is atop Insomniac far and away.
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  5. Green day was ranked number four on rolling stone on bands that should get into the rock and roll hall of fame for the next five years
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  6. It's pointless a song being relevant when they write it if it takes them so long to release it that no one cares anymore.
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  7. Love, love, love that song. I think the song definitely has an ability to connect with women more than men, given the female character. In my opinion, especially since he's a dude, Billie's really good at third-person storytelling from a woman's perspective, i.e. She, Maria, Extraordinary Girl, etc., and I never realized until now that's probably why I connect with those songs so much, despite them being considered "weaker" songs by some men.
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  8. Oh, totally, "Panic Song" is far and away its best song objectively; "Jaded" is just my favorite.
    2 points
  9. True Barber Products ‏@TrueBarberProd Billy joe Armstrong NEVER goes on tour without his #layriteoriginal often imitated NEVER duplicated #acceptnofakes 2:16 PM - 5 Jun 2013
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  10. Oh I agree, the song should have been released as a single closer to the time of the movement. But I think that 99 Revs, like Holiday and AI before it (not that it can hold a candle to those two, but the commonality is there ), contains themes that still hold weight beyond the context of the era it was intended for.
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  11. Basically, this is the best thread on the forum
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  12. Always have something negative to say about everything Green Day...
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  13. That's a close second for me, but—Unpopular Opinion time—my favorite song from that album has to be "Jaded". Really, it's its being coupled to "Brain Stew" that makes it so great. The metaphor a previous poster made is apt: playing "Brain Stew" and then skipping "Jaded" is like having sex without the orgasm. You spend all of "Brain Stew" getting used to the slow bump-and-grind tempo, it stretches out longer and longer, and then, just when you're about to get sick of it—BUM-BADA-BADUM-BUMBUM-BADA—the new guitar riff gives you just barely enough warning to recognize that the something different is about to happen before the full guitar, bass, and drums hit your ears like an assault. And the lyrics are brilliant—"I'm taking one step sideways, leading with my crutch/Got a fucked-up equilibrium/Count down from nine to five, hooray we're gonna die!/Blessed into our extinction" is one of my favorite lyrics Billie's ever done.
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  14. It was posted in June 2013 so it is old. But Billie needs a haircut
    1 point
  15. He's such a cute little pudgy pudge.
    1 point
  16. Brittney on hautestreet.com missing Tré on this though
    1 point
  17. Here's the link for who wants to read what Rolling Stone said http://www.rollingstone.com/music/lists/20-artists-eligible-for-the-rock-and-roll-hall-of-fame-next-20140408/green-day-19691231
    1 point
  18. You're probably right, it's just hard to separate the two given that everyone knows that's what it's meant to be about, y'know?
    1 point
  19. I think the song's content/theme and Billie's statements on the matter are of the kind that hold a place in a class war that very much is still present in the US, OWS movement be damned.
    1 point
  20. @jeffmatika What's your favourite episode of The Jeff Matika Show? Jeff Matika ‏@jeffmatika Apr 3 The next one. Stay tuned for JW! Jeff Matika ‏@jeffmatika 15h My new booking agency @thepoisonshop is proud to announce our first 2 bands. Ladies and gents, @Peckerwolf and @Whale_Fire. Get ready.
    1 point
  21. It's a wonderful place, you can continually disagree with each other but everyone keeps playing nice!
    1 point
  22. On a side note, it kinda blows my mind that this thread is already at 65 pages. How strange that the Unpopular Opinions thread is the most popular GD-related thread on this site.
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  24. I agree that they're the weakest songs on their respective albums, but I don't think there's anything wrong with them per se. Especially with She's A Rebel and Extraordinary Girl, they're nothing amazing in themselves but in the context of the story they work really well and do just what they need to.
    1 point
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  26. This thread has almost single-handedly ruined 70 percent of what I liked or was indifferent about on the Trilogy tbh
    1 point
  27. I'm now trying to picture BJA working that phrase into a song. "Let yourself YOLO, let yourself YOLO, let yourself YOOOOOOLOOOOO..." Doesn't quite work, does it?
    1 point
  28. What I meant is Carpe Diem was promoting the YOLO lifestyle before YOLO was even a thing.
    1 point
  29. Oh come on, how could anyone legitimately argue that WASN'T intentional? Carpe Diem is one of the most obvious clichés there are. It's the hipster version of YOLO. You're right.
    1 point
  30. You all are probably tired of these by now, but I'm pretty sure I haven't posted these before - at least not in HQ. 4 HQ - FBHT at SXSW on March 15, 2014: (Click images for HQ.)
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  31. Agreed! Here's a couple more bum pix.
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  32. Stark Sands at 3:45 talks about how he picked out and designed the Tunny tattoos and how they were actually really personal to him
    1 point
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