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  1. Oh no Green Day want to make money by releasing another variants and making new music 😄 they're so evil I guess they're the only band in the world doing music for cash 🫠
    8 points
  2. Breaking news: Professional musicians want to make money! There’s virtually no money in streaming, which is why physical media is pushed so hard by record labels today. There’s a deluxe edition of most albums these days along with tons of vinyl variants for a reason. It’s a standard industry practice at this point. Anyway, I’ve been around Green Day long enough to know a lot of their b-sides are just okay. And that’s fine. They’re just very good at curating what goes on their main albums. I’ll never be mad at getting more Green Day than I expected.
    7 points
  3. In addition to not being politicians or political activists, they’re also not a nonprofit lol. I’m not sure why people act scandalized when artists have expensive tickets or claim merch and vinyl variants are a ā€œcash grab.ā€ No shit, this is their job. You can love what you do and still not volunteer to do it for free. Listeners can have Spotify for free or listen on YouTube. As fans, no one is holding a gun to our heads to buy anything from them. But a lot of time and resources and therefore money goes into recording and touring. And the guys put their own money into the Saviors-era music videos. So that has to be earned back somehow. It’s a business like anything else.
    6 points
  4. Every song on Saviors has a similar style visualizer video. I don't even think it's a "single", it's just a Deluxe pre-release track and they're not gonna make much money off of it at all. They didn't give an announcement for the song's release prior to releasing it, they just released it alongside the announcement of the Deluxe album. Idk what point you're trying to make. The band hasn't said anything about the song, they announced it on social media and YouTube and even there they didn't make any statement about the quality of the new tracks but also even if they did, they're not gonna say "Yeah these tracks are pretty mid. Listen if you want". They're trying to promote a deluxe version of their latest album.
    6 points
  5. These songs were very recently recorded for the deluxe and are not leftovers tracks from the Saviors sessions.
    6 points
  6. Well, I like the song. It makes me happy, and Iā€˜m even more happy that there are more songs to come. Iā€˜ve also ordered the vinyl de luxe because that’s another thing to look forward to. If someone doesn’t like the song or the offer of a de luxe version, well there’s no obligation to buy it… And I don’t need Billie to criticize politics all the time. In times like these just a happy sounding new song is enough to lift my spirits and get out of the misery of the daily news.
    5 points
  7. Well, making money off of their music is kinda their job, whether you like the music or not. šŸ¤”
    5 points
  8. I think it’s a great sign we’re getting a deluxe. For YEARS this boys have been far behind on music promo, and this new era seems to have new management behind the scenes getting these videos, tracks, and social posts out there. It’ll also tie in nicely with their upcoming Coachella set, which you’d want new music prepared for. Whether you’re a fan of deluxe editions or not, it’s very commonplace these days in music and from a marketing perspective it does a lot to extend the otherwise short lifespan of an album in the current music landscape. That said, I’m happy the boys have a competent team behind them now, and it shows because we are getting FED! 🄳
    4 points
  9. 8 April On this day in 2017, Green Day played the Valley View Casino Center in San Diego, CA on the Revolution Radio Tour. More photos: On 8 April 2005, Billie Joe and Mike were interviewed on Steven’s Untitled Rock Show. More photos on the GDA Tumblr On 8 April 1990, Green Day played 924 Gilman Street. Billie Joe also played rhythm guitar for Blatz (Robert Eggplant's band). -------------------------------- 9 April On this day in 2013, Green Day played the Dunkin Donuts Center in Providence, RI on the 99 Revolutions Tour. More photos on the GDA Tumblr On 9 April 2009, Green Day played the 800-capacity DNA Lounge in San Francisco on the 21st Century Breakdown Tour. They played 21st Century Breakdown in full as well as deep cuts like The Grouch, Stuck With Me, and Worry Rock. More photos: On 9 April 2005, Green Day played Boulevard of Broken Dreams and Holiday on Saturday Night Live. More photos: -------------------------------- 10 April Nothing that I'm aware of.
    4 points
  10. Okay, sure. But what would you have them do? They're not political activists or politicians. They're a band. An American band working within the capitalist system. So they make money off of their music, their performances, and advertising. Even if they were 100% against capitalism, they'd still live in this system and as such would ever have to dance to the music like they already do. Also, they're a bunch of silly guys in their 50s. I honestly don't know what you expect them to do.
    4 points
  11. Howard Stern asks Adam Levine about Early Influences If you have Sirius XM then the interview is on the app and the Green Day bit starts around 1:28:00. I roughly transcribed for those that don't. HS: Tell me about Green Day AL: They’re one of my favorite bands ever ever ever. It was the way they looked, how they played, amazing frantic amazing energy one of the tightest bands ever, like ever, ever. The songs were these melodic, super melodic songs, Billie Joe writes these amazing kind of sneakily sophisticated melodies. They sneak up on you. Everyone uses the same chords but there’s only so many use you can use...the melodies are everything. First of all his voice is one in a billion, he’s just got that voice…in the pocket the way he sings. I think there's so much more to them too. I think with them they are underrated because their songs his songwriting are some of the best ever, Really. HS asks if he's met Billie...if he knows the guys, have they hungout? Nicest guys...I know them all. The nicest coolest dudes…we’ve hung out...actually we're all on a Wordle thread... with the Green Day guys. Every morning we send our Wordle scores... how rock and roll is that? Everyone in the Green Day family...extended family. It's like a thousand people and then me....I don't know how I got on that thread. They're the coolest nicest sweetest dudes.
    4 points
  12. Anyone else get clampdown by the clash vibes
    4 points
  13. Odd tidbit, but the go gos who GD love were close friends with Belushi! So cool!
    3 points
  14. Until the stock market crashes their 401k’s and then it’s ā€œsave capitalism!ā€ Seriously will Green Day ever get past the accusations of ā€œsell outsā€?
    3 points
  15. This is no different to things they've done in the past. Fire Ready Aim and Here Comes The Shock made for the NHL, Holy Toledo and The Forgotten released as singles alongside movies they appeared in, Know Your Enemy in WWE, 21 Guns in Transformers, Green Day: Rock Band. Promoting your music and making money is apparently bad now. I've not seen the band do anything egregious. Deluxe albums are things pretty much every artist does nowadays, you don't have to buy them. The songs are all gonna be available on streaming anyway. If you bought the original album, no one's forcing you to buy it again. How many people even listen to the physical CDs & Vinyls that they buy, people usually buy these things to add to their collection while they listen to the album on streaming where it's much more convenient. "They use to talk about politics but now they keep their mouths shut... except for when they don't" Lights Out
    3 points
  16. This is a cool and fun song, what a nice surprise! I'm excited for Fuck Off
    3 points
  17. Just now seeing this and just like all members having to use our real names, I am down.
    3 points
  18. I hope Ballyhoo is 1,000 minute long.
    3 points
  19. Fyi, official lyrics are in the description of the visualizer video.
    3 points
  20. I’m surprised they’re not including Fever in this, as it was a Japan exclusive
    3 points
  21. I can only speak for myself but my issue with Here Comes The Shock was that it doesn’t pass the ā€œdoes this song have discernible subject matterā€ test, which frankly I don’t think is that high of a bar. Coming after Father of All, it came off as lazy and low effort. I get they were in their ā€œoff the cuffā€ mode of operating but I want them to give a little bit of a fuck, y’know? Not every song has to be Jesus of Suburbia but I don’t think it’s too much to ask to be able to tell what the idea being conveyed in the song actually is. Pollyanna and Holy Toledo were much better in that regard so I didn’t get fussed about them. I thought Smash It Like Belushi sounded vaguely familiar and I just placed it: Clampdown by The Clash. I love how they wear their influences on their sleeves.
    3 points
  22. Usually on this deluxe versions contain live version of songs. Wondering if those "tricks up" could mean a saviors live album. I hope ā˜ŗļø
    3 points
  23. With all the shit that's going on in the world, it's a welcome distraction, to escape and come on here and discuss a new GD song, and smile again. We're always gonna disagree on each song's merit's, that's cool. What never ceases to amaze me, is Billie Joe's awesome song writing skills. What an amazing talent he has, please don't stop. As for generating more income, I'm no expert in how this works. I can only guess the record company has to recoup it's costs and make profit of course. I remember times in the 90's when band gave up some of their income to offset ticket costs for fans at live performances. They're always promoting charitable events, and performed additional live events at small venues. And there's the Coverups live shows of course. Can't see them making much from those. Will never forget how lucky I was to be in the right place at the right time to see them live at a small pub in London. As always, from the early years and as now, it's about the fans , you and me, they just want to play their music and share it good or bad, what more can we ask. What was it Mike Dirnt said, "Listening to Green Day is like sex. when it's good it's really good. when it's bad, it's still pretty dam good. " 😁
    2 points
  24. I would love to hear Billie play some Ginn style solos
    2 points
  25. Idk, in my opinion Suffocate is the one to beat. And Desensitized
    2 points
  26. I think deluxe albums come out relatively quick these days. Linkin Park’s new album dropped in November and their deluxe album is coming out in May. Looking at a totally different genre, Sabrina Carpenter’s new album came out in August and the deluxe came out in February. Six months to a year seems pretty standard with the artists I’m familiar with, and Saviors is (somehow) more than a year old already.
    2 points
  27. Omg to know they all do Wordle together every morning is all I needed to know. That is too adorable ā˜ŗļø
    2 points
  28. Honestly, I think Back In The USA will never be beaten as a B-Side. This is simply the best B-Side song ever released.
    2 points
  29. An in-person discussion with someone who would absolutely know and be involved with the band's studio recording schedule.
    2 points
  30. I'm kind of impressed we're getting five whole new songs with this Deluxe Edition. I imagine the gang is just super excited about this era.
    2 points
  31. Okay, I can’t get it out of my head any moreā€¦šŸ˜… And I love Billie’s voice during the bridge!
    2 points
  32. Apple Music lists Cavallo as producer, which is as good of proof as I’d need because it certainly sounds like him
    2 points
  33. This really fits with Here Comes the Shock and Holy Toledo in terms of lyrics and sound. Doesn’t sound like it fits on Saviors. Maybe another in-between song made before the final Saviors sessions?
    2 points
  34. with a title like that its most likely gonna be the first GD song since Loss Of Control to have more than 5 swears
    2 points
  35. This was expected???
    2 points
  36. we should get a live pro-shot of our boys at coachella this and next saturday, there should be exclusive livestreams from coachella festival throught both weekends i just looked up the schedule and GD will play for ~90minutes, i highly expect a strict best of setlist
    2 points
  37. Looking the most forward to the acoustic version of Suzie Chapstick.
    2 points
  38. What a pleasant surprise and I'm happy about the short wait for the release. Looking forward to hearing the rest of the unreleased material. Still no Damn Juvenile Delinquents though, I was kind of surprised it wasn't one of the bonus tracks.
    2 points
  39. This is so catchy and fun I love it 🄰 I’m sitting here spiraling over the news and Green Day comes to save me like they do. I really needed this. I love my band. Listening on repeat ā¤ļø FYI, Vallejo is an East Bay suburb. It’s where Rod’s Hickory Pit used to be where Billie’s mom worked as a waitress and Sweet Children’s first performance was
    2 points
  40. https://people.com/perry-farrell-didnt-want-green-day-at-lollapalooza-94-11711539
    2 points
  41. Chart update- Alternative Airplay- 22, up from 23 Mainstream Rock Airplay- 22, up from 25 Rock and Alternative Airplay- 34, up from 42
    2 points
  42. After all these years I thought I'd gotten used to expecting the unexpected from GD. Yet here we go again, totally gob-smacked. Love it.
    1 point
  43. I LIVE MY HOUSE FOR TWO HOURS AND GD DROPS I CAN’T LEAVE YOU BOYS ALONE FOR TWO HOURS ….we have more Saviors, my day is effing made
    1 point
  44. Screaming out in silence Ah yeah... part is a nice call bacl to the song 'She' šŸ˜‰
    1 point
  45. Why did they not include Fever in the deluxe edition? It would have been nice to finally have it on streaming services.
    1 point
  46. "Smash It Like Belushi" is a fun little song!
    1 point
  47. Wish I could reasonably pre order this right now, but I'm happy with the fact I got the signed CD anyway. Pleasant surprise and this is giving me the Saviors hype feelings from late 2023 early 2024 again haha. Of course this is not a CRAZY song but new Green Day always consumes me I can't lie
    1 point
  48. John Belushi was a comedian. He was part of the first SNL cast and famously starred opposite Dan Ackroyd in The Blues Brothers, which I cannot recommend highly enough. He sadly passed away due to a drug overdose.
    1 point
  49. Girl the tariffs 😩
    1 point
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