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Rolling Stone review of RevRad: 4/5 http://www.rollingstone.com/music/albumreviews/green-day-older-wiser-mad-as-hell-in-revolution-radio-w443594

Just heard Still Breathing on the MLB playoffs with Giants and Mets. They played it after coming back from commercial. You could here it played in the stadium.

I'm so excited about everything that's going on in the Green Day world right now. It's amazing.

Omg I just listened an interview with Tre with a mexican radio show and he said they WILL come to México with this tour Holy shit!!!! I don't wanna get too excited but omg I'm actually shaking right now!!!

Jesse Malin is one of the owners not Jeff. Same initials though!

Although I know the word in Too Dumb to Die is "cello", I keep hearing "I feel like a cholo", because of Aaron Cometbus describing Billie as looking like a "sleepy cholo" in In China With Green Day

Hoping my album will have arrived by the time I get home tonight, was shipped on Tuesday. Quite excited. Haven't gone for the leak at all and have waited it out.

"I think it’d be fun to play the Riddler in the next Suicide Squad, that would kick ass”. What an awesome interview, loved it!

I haven't got any good new ones yet, but I would like to say that the line "'Cause we're all bloody freaks and we'll give you the creeps" in Bouncing Off the Wall makes up for the fact that it doesn't say "it's pretty bloody sad" (really "but it's sad") in Favourite Son. I forgive them.

Hope they start streaming on periscope!

So stinking excited for tomorrow. Also, I'm on the verge of convincing my favorite Youtube cover artist to cover Bang Bang. We'll see

Was it Berlin? They always play there. I think Jeff Matika owns part of it

I feel like I just realized for the first time recently just how well-loved these guys are. Which sounds silly–obviously they're an extremely popular band with a huge fanbase. But I've lately been noticing and appreciating how supportive industry folks are who seem genuinely happy to have them back when interviewing them or reviewing the album. It's touching to see how many people have been rooting for them to succeed. In my generation (or at least the people I went to school with), Green Day stopped being cool after 2007 or so. From that POV, it's hard to gauge how much people like them. But I'm finding that they're really respected and liked, and that just makes me very happy.

i'm watching the MLB NL Wild Card game on ESPN and they played "Still Breathing" during a quick highlight recap when they came back from commercial

Saying this here so I'm not going off topic elsewhere, I keep seeing people saying the 99 Revs tour was bad but I honestly don't think there was anything wrong with the majority of shows I went to. Yeah, looking back the pre-rehab stuff was off and they were definitely nervous in Chicago because it was the first arena show, but at all the others I went to I thought they were at their best. Two of the best GD shows I've ever seen (Pittsburgh and Emirates) were on that tour. I got accused of blindly loving everything they do last time I said this but that is definitely not the case When you've been travelling and lining up for a lot of shows it's easy to get ratty and critical but I really didn't.

So I re-bought this magazine: There's a bit of a dorky story to this. This magazine came out around the time I just got into Green Day. I walked into a store after school and went to look at magazines. I saw this one and I picked up it, mainly because they looked so good on the cover. But I read the article and it was the start of my love for GD. I re-bought the magazine because I cut out the photos from my original issues. I recently decided I wanted a complete issue because it kind of has a special place in my heart.

I went to a little village fair this weekend and randomly found some Green Day mugs, so of course I had to buy one... Especially Mike's face got me to buy it