JIGD13 Posted February 16, 2013 Posted February 16, 2013 Doesn't mean they weren't released Yes but what I meant is that they had like a important part
LazyPhil Posted February 16, 2013 Posted February 16, 2013 Yes but what I meant is that they had like a important part What do you mean by "important part"?
JIGD13 Posted February 16, 2013 Posted February 16, 2013 What do you mean by "important part"? Like they were the main songs
Maddy. Posted February 16, 2013 Posted February 16, 2013 Bullet in a Bible's setlist was pants. no you are wrong your opinion is bad (i like the popular songs because they are obvsly popular for a reason. that reason being they are fucking great)
LazyPhil Posted February 16, 2013 Posted February 16, 2013 no you are wrong your opinion is bad (i like the popular songs because they are obvsly popular for a reason. that reason being they are fucking great) Nowadays songs don't need to be great to be popular
Maddy. Posted February 16, 2013 Posted February 16, 2013 Nowadays songs don't need to be great to be popular whoa mate back that attitude up
LazyPhil Posted February 16, 2013 Posted February 16, 2013 whoa mate back that attitude up I'm not angry
LazyPhil Posted February 16, 2013 Posted February 16, 2013 good 4 u You're being a little too susceptible
Maddy. Posted February 16, 2013 Posted February 16, 2013 no i'm just saying popular songs are popular because a majority of people like that song and it's okay if you don't but it apparently definitely has a certain something that makes it great.
LazyPhil Posted February 16, 2013 Posted February 16, 2013 no i'm just saying popular songs are popular because a majority of people like that song and it's okay if you don't but it apparently definitely has a certain something that makes it great. I didn't say they weren't great I'm just sayin' that a song does not need to be good to be popular to anymore and vice versa
Maddy. Posted February 16, 2013 Posted February 16, 2013 I didn't say they weren't great I'm just sayin' that a song does not need to be good to be popular to anymore and vice versa i know and i was disagreeing.
BilIie Joe Armstrong Posted February 16, 2013 Posted February 16, 2013 Billie's voice now is extremely feminine...both when he sings and when he talks. I'm fine with it, but it's odd. Yes, you're right, he sounds strange, but his speaking voice seemed always quite high (for a man)...anyway, voices usually become lower when you get older. That's what years of eyeliner make with guys...You don't say?! Seriously, who goes from deep voice (not really deep, but y'know) to really feminine? It should go the other way, I guess... Yeah it should....
Slave To The Network Posted February 16, 2013 Posted February 16, 2013 Yes, you're right, he sounds strange, but his speaking voice seemed always quite high (for a man)...anyway, voices usually become lower when you get older. That's what years of eyeliner make with guys... I love Billie's voice! I don't really like King For a Day at all. But most people seem to love it...
Hermione Posted February 16, 2013 Posted February 16, 2013 Billie's voice now is extremely feminine...both when he sings and when he talks. I'm fine with it, but it's odd. I think it has to do with how his temperament's changed as he's got older. When he was younger he was a lot more sullen and moody when speaking in interviews and on stage, rather than generally upbeat like he is now, so his voice was naturally lower. And same with the singing, as well as just having worked on his voice and expanded his range now he used to go for more of a surly punk style which would also naturally be lower. That's my theory on it.
Eva Posted February 17, 2013 Posted February 17, 2013 But the random screaming parts are really awesome! And the high notes on 21 Guns were not off they were just an octave lower so Billie wouldn't strain his vocal cords because he can't take any break he has a show to play whereas in the studio he has plenty of time I never said the random screaming wasn't great It makes sense that he'd sing 21 Guns lower so he wouldn't strain his voice. I never thought about that! In that case, he sang 21 Guns perfectly fine. I think it has to do with how his temperament's changed as he's got older. When he was younger he was a lot more sullen and moody when speaking in interviews and on stage, rather than generally upbeat like he is now, so his voice was naturally lower. And same with the singing, as well as just having worked on his voice and expanded his range now he used to go for more of a surly punk style which would also naturally be lower. That's my theory on it. This is the first actually logical explanation I've heard about Billie Joe's voice "change."
Mar Posted February 17, 2013 Posted February 17, 2013 I think it has to do with how his temperament's changed as he's got older. When he was younger he was a lot more sullen and moody when speaking in interviews and on stage, rather than generally upbeat like he is now, so his voice was naturally lower. And same with the singing, as well as just having worked on his voice and expanded his range now he used to go for more of a surly punk style which would also naturally be lower. That's my theory on it. And I think there's a lot more introspection and analysis of what he's writing about reflected in his voice, which may affect it. (I hope that makes sense, I know what I mean but I'm struggling to explain it properly.)
murdercitykid Posted February 17, 2013 Posted February 17, 2013 And I think there's a lot more introspection and analysis of what he's writing about reflected in his voice, which may affect it. (I hope that makes sense, I know what I mean but I'm struggling to explain it properly.) Yes I agree. I think "It's fuck time" is a pretty good example.
murdercitykid Posted February 17, 2013 Posted February 17, 2013 I think the live version of Stay the Night are much better than the studio version turned out to be, it's just to slow and it needs the drums for the intro. I KNOW that is not unpopular, but anyway. I think pretty much the same thing about 21stCB, the demo was great with the piano intro, much better than the intro on the song that actually made the album.
getaddicted1039 Posted February 17, 2013 Posted February 17, 2013 insomniac is one of the best gd albums. its pretty underrated. it has awesome songs like panic song, no pride, etc.
Hermione Posted February 17, 2013 Posted February 17, 2013 And I think there's a lot more introspection and analysis of what he's writing about reflected in his voice, which may affect it. (I hope that makes sense, I know what I mean but I'm struggling to explain it properly.) It does and I agree! You can definitely hear more of the emotion/mood/meaning of the songs in his singing now (hard for me to explain it too haha), whereas before he delivered them more simply with less nuance to his voice. A good development I think.
Zelda Posted February 18, 2013 Posted February 18, 2013 I actually don't mind the Oh Love Video. I'm not saying it's good, but it could have been done a helluva lot better.
Penguin Puffball Posted February 18, 2013 Posted February 18, 2013 I don't like Dos very much. It didn't strike me as that good. The song Rest bores me to tears. Kill the DJ is my jam.
Eva Posted February 18, 2013 Posted February 18, 2013 insomniac is one of the best gd albums. its pretty underrated. it has awesome songs like panic song, no pride, etc. Insomniac is my favorite Green Day album. I don't like Dos very much. It didn't strike me as that good. The song Rest bores me to tears. Kill the DJ is my jam. Dos is probably my least favorite Green Day album. It's just not that catchy in my opinion. A few songs are alright but....eh. It's not deep to me, at all. To me it sounds like an entire album of filler songs except for one or two.
solongfromthestars Posted February 18, 2013 Posted February 18, 2013 I don't find "y'know" or "one fucking minute" jokes funny, never understood why either of them have become such a big thing. And the term "OMJOS" makes me cringe so much.
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