Fuzz Posted April 16, 2012 Posted April 16, 2012 On this week's "Static Noise" we talk about Green Day inducting Gun's & Roses into the Hall of Fame and have an in-depth conversation about the upcoming trilogy of Green Day albums. This is definitely one of our longest episodes yet, but I promise it's mildly interesting for Green Day fans. Listen to the show Or you can right click this link to save the file directly. iTunes You can also subscribe to the show in iTunes to automatically download the latest episodes. If you have a couple minutes to spare, please leave us a review there as well. Hosts Andres, Jimmy, Matt, Mikey, Dylan Contact Us We invite you guys to write in feedback, stories, whatever for us - staticnoise@greendayauthority.com. You can also follow us on Twitter (@StaticNoiseGDA) or like the show on Facebook.
ltrbmb17 Posted April 16, 2012 Posted April 16, 2012 Downloaded the episode. Wow! It's about two hours long!!! I love it! Can't wait for the evening to listen to it! M1key!!!!!!! (btw Happy birthday! )
E!!i Posted April 16, 2012 Posted April 16, 2012 I wished I could listen to this but I always get bored cause either it's too long or I don't understand everything...or both
jtdscape Posted April 16, 2012 Posted April 16, 2012 I apologize for the length of this episode, but if you manage to get through all of the little news at the beginning I think you guys will really enjoy the conversation we have about the three albums.
Dylan. Posted April 16, 2012 Posted April 16, 2012 Thanks for having me on, guys. It was quite fun. You guys will enjoy this episode--definitely worth the rather awkward start, i.e. our Fearless Leader.
Nemo. Posted April 16, 2012 Posted April 16, 2012 2 hours?! awesome. this is the light of the day. i gonna listen to it while doing my homeworks...
icyfire34 Posted April 16, 2012 Posted April 16, 2012 2 hours?! awesome. this is the light of the day. i gonna listen to it while doing my homeworks... yeah i should do that too, if my siblings will let me, there's always screaming going around my house , or i supposed i can download it from itunes, and listen to it on my ipod while taking a walk
Alan86 Posted April 16, 2012 Posted April 16, 2012 Lets start with something boring Ok.......Mike Dirnt joined Twitter......
It's Splash Time Posted April 16, 2012 Posted April 16, 2012 well I just wasted 2 hours of my life by sleeping
Lindsay Posted April 16, 2012 Posted April 16, 2012 Buffering... buffering... buffering... I might just have to download it.
Schlappy Posted April 16, 2012 Posted April 16, 2012 I enjoyed the discussion very much! doesnt matter how long it is when its good stuff. insightful yet still funny as hell, nice Damn i feel so stupid for having no idea what the song of the week is... even Andres knows it!
chichi Posted April 16, 2012 Posted April 16, 2012 I liked the talk about filler songs, for me Nimrod has always stood out to me as a filler song filled album. After Redundant the album kind of drops off until King for a Day though I do enjoy Platypus and Haushinka.
DoodleBob Posted April 16, 2012 Posted April 16, 2012 I honestly never get bored with Static Noise. It amuses me too much. And I guessed the song...hope I get it right!
Satan Posted April 16, 2012 Posted April 16, 2012 listening right now, you guys really know your shit
Cheap Escape Posted April 16, 2012 Posted April 16, 2012 I listened a little while ago, I really enjoyed this episode. Keep up the good work, guys.
Sarcasm Posted April 16, 2012 Posted April 16, 2012 I'm 1 hour 30 minutes in, I'm gonna be so dissapointed it I don't hear the calculator really soon!
GreenRanger Posted April 16, 2012 Posted April 16, 2012 There should've been a whole viral advertising thing for this episode...yknow, Andres tweets saying it's two hours long and stuff in such a way that no one really believed it. Then Bam! Haha, actually two hours! Or they could've released 40 minutes every two days.
No Rhyme Or Reason Posted April 17, 2012 Posted April 17, 2012 Wow, long podcst! I really enjoyed hearing your in-depth conversations about Green Day's music. I love that! I just wish I could be there discussing it with you. I just wanted to respond to a few things you talked about - To me, filler is just when a song doesn't have anything special to it, nothing that sets it apart from other songs they've done. A song doesn't necessarily have to "advance" a story in the album - pretty much everything will actually contribute to it because all the different songs make up a whole, like a mosaic. It doesn't all have to be of the same cut and color, but together it paints a more complete and diverse picture. Different sides or nuances in the general theme of the album. To me, a good song is musically interesting and has meaningful lyrics. Songs like Peacemaker and Restless Heart Syndrome and East Jesus Nowhere are all excellent songs, with unique music that doesn't sound like their other songs. But something like See The Light is a little more filler-ish, because the instrumentation is so similar to other songs. However, I don't really think any songs are really "filler" - it's all a matter of taste, and everyone has different opinions. Some of my favorite GD songs are others' least favorites, and vice versa. It's really subjective. (That's why it can be painful to listen to the podcast and hear you hating on my favorite songs, lol; I love both their instrumentals, and Extraordinary Girl!! And pretty much everything except Dominated Love Slave...) I like how Mikey points out how we've all dreamed of Green Day releasing all their material like on 3 albums, and now that they are people are freaking out and think it might be a bad idea. Personally, I think an album trilogy is awesome, and people need to stop over-thinking it. GD has never let me down before, so I don't see why they would now. More songs is totally fine by me. One more thing! Nimrod has an obvious theme! It's kind of a relationship record, and balancing a new married life and struggling with growing older, but still being relatively young. To me, Nimrod is very cohesive, and I think it's their best pre-AI album.
gloria123 Posted April 17, 2012 Posted April 17, 2012 I've been listening to it in little segments throughout the day...and i'm only an hour in! it's just to much for one sitting
M1KEY Posted April 17, 2012 Posted April 17, 2012 Hey kids, thanks again for the devotion you all put in to listening to this show every week, you have no idea how much it means to us! I was so glad to be a part of this show after the big news, especially since we got into such an in depth conversation and there were so many different ideas and opinions. I hope it was as interesting to hear as it was to be a part of the conversation! And of course, thank you for the Birthday greetings everyone! I'm amazed we (I) didn't mention my birthday during the show. LOL I'm usually much more into myself than that... just goes to show how into the podcast I was. Haha
E!!i Posted April 17, 2012 Posted April 17, 2012 Wow, long podcst! I really enjoyed hearing your in-depth conversations about Green Day's music. I love that! I just wish I could be there discussing it with you. I just wanted to respond to a few things you talked about - To me, filler is just when a song doesn't have anything special to it, nothing that sets it apart from other songs they've done. A song doesn't necessarily have to "advance" a story in the album - pretty much everything will actually contribute to it because all the different songs make up a whole, like a mosaic. It doesn't all have to be of the same cut and color, but together it paints a more complete and diverse picture. Different sides or nuances in the general theme of the album. To me, a good song is musically interesting and has meaningful lyrics. Songs like Peacemaker and Restless Heart Syndrome and East Jesus Nowhere are all excellent songs, with unique music that doesn't sound like their other songs. But something like See The Light is a little more filler-ish, because the instrumentation is so similar to other songs. However, I don't really think any songs are really "filler" - it's all a matter of taste, and everyone has different opinions. Some of my favorite GD songs are others' least favorites, and vice versa. It's really subjective. (That's why it can be painful to listen to the podcast and hear you hating on my favorite songs, lol; I love both their instrumentals, and Extraordinary Girl!! And pretty much everything except Dominated Love Slave...) I like how Mikey points out how we've all dreamed of Green Day releasing all their material like on 3 albums, and now that they are people are freaking out and think it might be a bad idea. Personally, I think an album trilogy is awesome, and people need to stop over-thinking it. GD has never let me down before, so I don't see why they would now. More songs is totally fine by me. One more thing! Nimrod has an obvious theme! It's kind of a relationship record, and balancing a new married life and struggling with growing older, but still being relatively young. To me, Nimrod is very cohesive, and I think it's their best pre-AI album. you don't like Dominated Love Slave?
Burnout98 Posted April 17, 2012 Posted April 17, 2012 That was quite possibly the funniest episode i've ever heard! I loved the new addition of Dylan and Mikey making another return!!! Keep up the great work. And making the episode go for nearly two hours was great.
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