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Okay so I managed to get them all scanned. The 3rd one is an a3 poster and I only have an a4 scanner so I tried to match it up best i could all of the pictures are at 300dpi so they should print out nicely! I'll spoiler them because they're pretty big: oh kerrang and your puns my personal fav - 1 2 the big one - 3 mr cool - 4 feeling dirnty? - 5 dem socks - 6 (this one is p big) they were also mentioned a few times as well, there's a bit on political songs and a piece about rock against bush, i'll put those up tomorrow if any one is interested

It is an interesting line. I always thought that it meant to not forget but to let the past go. You have the tattoo which is permanent, but dead skin flakes off.

The lyrics "remember to learn to forget" get me every time I listen to Before the Lobotmy because they way I see it there are two possible interpretations: 1) Remember something in order to learn to forget it or, my personal favorite 2) "Remember you have to learn to forget" which in my head sounds as if it were written on a sticky note, like "hey, remember you have to try and learn to forget, today!". I especially love this interpretation because it’s telling you to let go of the past, but at the same time it acknowledges the fact that it’s not easy to move on, and treats the process of forgetting as if it were an exercise to be done daily, implying that it’s ok if you don’t succeed on your first try, because you’ll get better at it as time goes by. I just hope the second one is not just a linguistic misinterpretation (since English in not my first language) and what I said actually makes sense

That's actually a very good interpretation I could have never come up with

Saw this reading google news page, couldn't help but think of Green Day http://the-nightstand.com/post/118295324951/masturbate-all-month-may-is-national?

I also view it as reflecting on memories and the past and questioning decisions made by your former self - for me, dead skin represents what a person 'used to be'. there will always be something that reminds you of a memory, like how a tattoo is permanent

While I'm not a 21CB guy, I will acknowledge one kick-ass thing it brought us: THE best Green Day tour. Ever. No questions asked.

True, but that is the production. He enunciates and overall just great vocals.

it's sometimes difficult to see them as a cohesive concept, not as one liners, but since I bothered to look into then more deeply they grew on me. I'm a huge 21cb fan and the lyrics are the reason why.

I see it now that you said it. The whole verse makes sense now. "It's enough to make you sick..." part connects to it really well.

While I'm not a huge Uno fan, I do think "Loss of Control is a fun song. And this is a fun performance.

The album is truly over looked - there are some amazing lyrics. It's on repeat in my car at the moment.

Before the lobotomy is on my top 5.

I think the second interpretation makes sense in the context, too. Whiskey shots and cheap cigarettes is a way to forget when learning to forget fails. that's how I always understood the line.

I only buy kerrang if they're the cover stars but I'm in need of some new posters If I pick it up today I'll try and scan it for you guys tonight.

"Hey! Im Billie and im gonna teach you how to do simple math IN ONE FUCKING MINUTE"

Ugh... TAKE ALL MY MONEY ALREADY.

Fuck's sake Kerrang I'm glad to see the band being acknowledged and whatnot but this could definitely all have gone into at least two issues instead of three.

Insomniac is seriously one of the most badass albums I've ever listened to.

Joey has grown since he last wore his suit

Put it in context, that is coming from a man who is hocking his autobiography and sells butter.

Preview of the kerrang's article

http://www.billboard.com/photos/6538880/jim-leatherman-vintage-photos-pearl-jam-green-day-red-hot-chili-peppers-the-sugarcubes-and-more?i=553351 "This was about six to eight months before Dookie came out. There's this little club that holds maybe 50 people, but about 150 were in it in the middle of January -- so it was chilly out but hot inside. Every two or three shots I had to wipe off the lens because it kept fogging up," Leatherman recalls. "The kids were diving and there was a really low ceiling that they were kicking the ceiling tiles out." Never-before-seen image of Green Day performing at Club Nowhere in Orlando, Fla., in 1992.

http://www.tv3.ie/entertainment_article.php?locID=1.803.874&article=165291 Pete Wentz: Green Day will always rock.