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I thought at first I'd never like those two songs. I was a bit critical of the album when it first came out but now I love it all

Wow! Billie's hair is already growing back. He's a human chia pet.

Idk why people point to IWATT as one of the good tracks. It's absolutely the worst of FOAMF and worst Green Day song imo. It offers absolutely nothing of value

https://www.target.com/p/the-network-money-money-2020-explicit-lyrics-vinyl/-/A-87203200 Looks like Money Money 2020 might be getting a vinyl repress (thank god).

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Where the classic comes from. ❤️

Yes! I would love it if Green Day did this more. Back in 2016 I saw The Cure two nights in a row and it was 2 completely different shows. Sure, there were some songs they played both nights, but they appeared at different moments in the setlist making it not a carbon copy. Same goes for NIN. If Green Day started doing this, I would love to see them as many times as I could on tour!

We'll always have this at least

There's some really beautiful photos from Chris Stipkovits that greendaysminority posted. https://www.instagram.com/p/Cf7J4lXN6cs/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link Here are my favorites:

I have a better list of fillers songs: Father of All… Fire, Ready, Aim Oh Yeah! Meet Me on the Roof I Was a Teenage Teenager Stab You in the Heart Sugar Youth Junkies on a High Take the Money and Crawl Graffitia

I just want 2004-2010 all over again 🤪

And yet I sing it as I cook

The clip from the Sopranos

No way is Junkies on a High, or I Was A Teenage Teenager filler...in my opinion!😅

They had different aims on this tour because it was a coheadlining tour. Not every show they play is about hardcore Green Day fans - they were only a minority of the crowd. And it wasn't about people who attend multiple shows per tour (who were a TINY minority on this tour) or people watching videos at home either. These shows were about everyone in the stadium knowing and being into every song, and a well rehearsed tight setlist that they can knock out of the park every night, and a great atmosphere as a result. Weezer and FOB also played hits and didn't vary setlists much for the same reason. If you personally would've preferred what you described that's fine. But that doesn't mean that's what the majority of people at these shows would've preferred. These weren't small shows or even arena shows and it wasn't a regular Green Day tour. Adjusting the setlist to suit a coheadlining tour of stadiums was the appropriate thing to do. It's likely what the band would've enjoyed the most as well - they've said many times how they don't like playing songs that half the crowd doesn't know, and they seem to get most of their enjoyment from the crowd reaction/atmosphere at shows rather than caring a lot about what songs they play to get it.

Had a dream that GD was making a music video including Kevin. Don't remember much, just that it was Mike and Tre on one side and Billie and Kevin on the other, with people in the YouTube comments asking who Kevin was.

If it's a sound quality thing I honestly think it's because they're playing huge stadiums and it's not good for recording. They sounded great when I was there but I haven't found any videos of my show where the sound isn't crappy (it's either drowned out with bass if it was recorded near the stage or too quiet and disrupted by crowd noise further away). I think fan recordings from arena shows or smaller shows and of course professional recordings will always sound better than fan recordings from a stadium.

"Green Day should stop playing their most successful album's singles because I've bored myself with watching tour videos on YouTube all day." Hot take.

You can't avoid that. Albums are always going to have filler along with 4 or 5 hit singles. But filler is really only a matter of one's opinion. What may be filler to one fan, may be another fan's favorite song.

I met Tre, and told him I'm looking forward to 1972, and his reply was 'me too man'

I think that 1972 is maybe the title of the film, but the album will have a different title

I like you man, but the irony of this post..

So, at least I had a dream with Billie in it, still far from what I hoped for and god alone knows what it means. It started with what looked like a picture of three Billie’s on split zoom screen but stacked horizontally. On zooming in, the top one was some child actor’s dad who looked very like him (?) and the bottom one was Corey Taylor in a cowboy hat! Billie was in the middle looking like he did in that pic of him in a cafe in Amsterdam, glasses, black leather jacket, very nice. Kept zooming in, they were all talking and laughing, to Corey’s living room which had a huge coffee table with enormous plastic pillar legs with flowers in them and dozens of boxes of OMO washing powder all round the room, which was apparently, a protest against plastic use. Getting these beautiful pics and my brain is doing this!!!