¡TRÉ!

[TheGreenDayKidd]

The Forgotten is very good at the end of album! It feets perfectly in my opinion!

[PleasedToMeetMe]

Up to 'X-Kid'. Love this song, reminds me a lot of Paul Westerberg (especially 'Lets Not Belong Together' by Grandpaboy). I really dig the mid tempo hangover feel of the album so far. Brutal Love really grabs you by the balls from the beginning!

[pisquano]

So,

Brutal Love is a bit too slow for me at the beginning, but when the electric guitar and the drums come in its much better! 6/10

Missing You is a great punk rock song, I love the bass solo too! 8/10

8th ave serenade is great too, the backing vocals make the song so amazing! 9/10

Drama Queen sounds more like a Weezer song or something like that, the guys should have put it in another album but NOT Tré! 4/10

X-Kid is a good song too, but it ain't my favorite. 6/10

Sex, Drugs and Violence is really basic, I think Mike Dirnt should have not been singing, his voice is too sad there. 5/10

A Little Boy Named Train is similar to Sex, Drugs and Violence, but the solo makes it more interesting. 6/10

I love Amanda, its a rapid song and I like the lyrics too. 8/10

Walk away is awesome! The intro and the chorus remind me of Baba O' Reily from The Who. This song is really powerful! A great punk rock song! 9/10

Dirty Rotten Bastards is SO SO AmAzInG!! I love the second part when BJ sings really fast!! 9/10

99 Revolutions is THE arena rock song we were all waiting for! The riff is awesome as f**k!! The best song of the album I think. 10/10

Ok I'll be a bit harsh, but I'm really not the type of guy that listens piano ballads. The Forgotten is just saved thanks to the guitar solo. 3/10

I respect your opinion, but Missing You and Walk Away have nothing to be defined punk rock songs.

[Stefano Bras]

LITTLE BOY NAMED TRAIN

[Jarem Underway]

so is anybody gonna post some lyrics?

[iScottie]

Brutal Love, 8th Avenue Serenade, and X-Kid definitely make this album great.

8th Avenue Serenade reminds me of a song we'd hear on 1,039 / Smoothed Out Slappy Hours or Kerplunk.

[Comic Sans]

so is anybody gonna post some lyrics?

Check here: http://www.greendaycommunity.org/topic/91343-tre-lyrics/

[PleasedToMeetMe]

Little Boy Named Train is killer

[Stefano Bras]

Brutal Love, Little Boy Named Train and Dirty Rotten Bastards are the best ones.

[inthehallwaynow]

after listening to all the trilogy in a row i just cant believe how much work they've done and how much they have accomplished in my opinion it blows my mind..they are such hard working guys who make amazing music and thats why i love them always have and always will

[Stefano Bras]

Im the only one here who's thinking Brutal Love is one of the GREATEST SONGS GREEN DAY HAS EVER MADE!?!

[Dutchiedragon]

Wow just wow, i came home after a bad day at school and then i saw that you could listen to Tre! Made my day so much better!

I totally love it, think Tre is my favourite of the three

[Rocksbetterthanrap]

I respect your opinion, but Missing You and Walk Away have nothing to be defined punk rock songs.

Yeah I think you're right

[JIGD13]

Does someone have ¡Tre! on his computer

[disappearing_boy_39]

I've seen some people complain that a lot of songs on the trilogy sound like other Green Day songs or songs by other artists. While I’m immensely enjoying the trilogy, I have noticed a lot of melodies appear to be very similar to other GD songs. I don’t think this is a bad thing that we should bash. I see a lot of these melodies as “motifs” found throughout Green Day’s body of work. Also, it's like a good joke: many people will tell it but it's all about the delivery. Green Day always delivers!

Anyway, has anyone noticed the following:

• Amy: The verses sound like Walking Alone. Other parts sound like Shoplifter (e.g.: “Amy don’t you go, I want you around” = “It's not considered stealing, Unless you're getting caught”).
  
• Dirty Rotten Bastards: The main melody sounds like Shoplifter.
  
• 99 Revolutions: Very similar to Too Much Soon.
  
• Missing You: Some parts sound like She’s a Saint, Not A Celebrity. Other parts sound like Murder City.
  

[Comic Sans]

Im the only one here who's thinking Brutal Love is one of the GREATEST SONGS GREEN DAY HAS EVER MADE!?!

I do think DRB is.

Does someone have ¡Tre! on his computer

Me

[BlackBaboon]

Can't stop listening to this one. I hope I don't burn myself out. UNO and dos I listened to repeatedly hoping to find something redeeming but with tre it's all about enjoyment. I can't wait to get a physical copy. My thoughts are now that tre was always supposed to be 'the album' and the other two were basically just b side records given to the fans, nothing wrong with that though.

[disappearing_boy_39]

Brutal Love, 8th Avenue Serenade, and X-Kid definitely make this album great.

8th Avenue Serenade reminds me of a song we'd hear on 1,039 / Smoothed Out Slappy Hours or Kerplunk.

Agreed. 8th Avenue Serenade has a sweet, sensitive vibe kind of like the songs on the first album (Dry Ice, 1,000 hours, etc).

[Guest]

Does someone have ¡Tre! on his computer

Pretty sure Billie does. I'll email him and ask.

[Crimpshrine]

The Best Song Of The Trilogy Is....Dirty Rotten Bastards!!!

[Rocksbetterthanrap]

Here's my top 10 of the trilogy:

1.99 Revolutions

2.8th Avenue Serenade

3. Walk Away

4. Nuclear Family

5.Let Yourself Go

6.Missing You

7.Stop When The Red Lights Flash

8.Stay The Night

9.Oh Love

10. Lazy Bones

[brianbags]

No one else got a boner over Tre's drum solo?? I've seen no comments about it

[Stefano Bras]

I do think DRB is.

Also DRB OBVIUSLY

also Little Boy Named Train

[JIGD13]

I don't know if you do but when I listen to Dirty Rotten Bastards almost on minute 4:20 I listen to Shoplifter

[St3veHimself]

I really like Walk Away!!!