Supercali_swagilistic Posted August 3, 2016 Posted August 3, 2016 Just now, Libertine Angel said: Fucking hell, how did I forget that? Wait, never mind that, why the fuck would I want to remember those words? because they could help you some day when somebody puts a gun to your head saying "lyrics to "rat does cheese!! oh you dont recall? too bad... BANG BANG" there you go...
Maddie86 Posted August 3, 2016 Posted August 3, 2016 so by that one DJ saying to think "chump" and "welcome to paradise" I'm really hoping that there's a sick drum and bass breakdown in it where Mike rips a sick bass line
Hero_Of_The_Hour Posted August 3, 2016 Posted August 3, 2016 God I'm excited after reading those reviews they better not be messing with my head or just not actually know what Dookie or Kerplunk or 1992 Gilman Street sounded like And now I wait for the leak...
Stefano Bras Posted August 3, 2016 Posted August 3, 2016 3 minutes ago, Supercali_swagilistic said: well they were fun because they were dirty. dirty is fun. so what. 4 minutes ago, Supercali_swagilistic said: not to forget "suck my dick until your lips fall off. don't make me ask again please. put it down your throat until it makes you cough. nibble on my dick like a rat does cheese. just sayin... That song technically is not by Green Day. The songs were fun because they were well made.. it's not funny because it was dirty, those are fun songs because they made it fun.
Brooklyn Baby Posted August 3, 2016 Posted August 3, 2016 9 minutes ago, StefanoBras said: These Bang Bang sex jokes have to stop. They are not funny anymore, now they're just cringy. I'm genuinely grossed out by them. Just wait until you see people using them seriously. The cringe will be unbearable.
CrimsonArk Posted August 3, 2016 Posted August 3, 2016 18 minutes ago, PurpleIron1039 said: I'm genuinely curious. How do some people here tend to "inflate Green Day's 'edginess'"? The constant pushing of the "punk/anti-establishment" element of Green Day, from their music to their overall aesthetic. I mean they're not exactly Death Grips, they aren't any more anti-establishment than Coldplay at this point, especially in their American Idiot/21st CB era. And before someone brings up "B-but NO ONE in mainstream music was talking about Bush or politics during that time" I give you: That shit is ballsier and more "punk" then anything Green Day has ever done in their careers. It just seems kind of moot at this point. They're as part of the "system" as probably most bands.
jordanlolss Posted August 3, 2016 Posted August 3, 2016 The issue that happens with these early reviews nearly every time is that they end up not being accurate. Don't get me wrong, if this new songs ends up sounding something along the lines of: then i'm all for it. I just wouldn't hold too tightly to what's being said until we've actually heard the song.
GuitarPunk94 Posted August 3, 2016 Posted August 3, 2016 55 minutes ago, StefanoBras said: No Man hahaha, it doesn't work like that. we will be lucky if the album leaks a week before the release date. there are sooo many ways to upload it .. no matter if there are any contracts etc the billy talent album leaked weeks before the actual release
Jesus of Seneca Posted August 3, 2016 Posted August 3, 2016 Going back to the grungy post, I truly wouldn't mind something that a Nirvana kind of influence. Improbably maybe, But it'd be awesome!
PurpleIron1039 Posted August 3, 2016 Posted August 3, 2016 Just now, Jesus of Seneca said: Going back to the grungy post, I truly wouldn't mind something that a Nirvana kind of influence. Improbably maybe, But it'd be awesome! I'd prefer an Alice In Chains influence to a Nirvana one, if we're talking "grunge".
Libertine Angel Posted August 3, 2016 Posted August 3, 2016 1 minute ago, CrimsonArk said: The constant pushing of the "punk/anti-establishment" element of Green Day, from their music to their overall aesthetic. I mean they're not exactly Death Grips, they aren't any more anti-establishment than Coldplay at this point, especially in their American Idiot/21st CB era. And before someone brings up "B-but NO ONE in mainstream music was talking about Bush or politics during that time" I give you: That shit is ballsier and more "punk" then anything Green Day has ever done in their careers. It just seems kind of moot at this point in their career. There as part of the "system" as probably most bands. Please, please let's not get into "what is punk?" because if you have to be anti-establishment or otherwise recalcitrant to be punk then Buzzcocks aren't punk and I'm pretty sure we can all agree you're pretty punk if you played on the Anarchy tour.
Billie Hoe Posted August 3, 2016 Posted August 3, 2016 2 minutes ago, CrimsonArk said: The constant pushing of the "punk/anti-establishment" element of Green Day, from their music to their overall aesthetic. I mean they're not exactly Death Grips, they aren't any more anti-establishment than Coldplay at this point, especially in their American Idiot/21st CB era. And before someone brings up "B-but NO ONE in mainstream music was talking about Bush or politics during that time" I give you: That shit is ballsier and more "punk" then anything Green Day has ever done in their careers. It just seems kind of moot at this point in their career. There as part of the "system" as probably most bands. I didn't realise it was a fucking contest for who is the biggest Bush hater in the music industry
Alan86 Posted August 3, 2016 Posted August 3, 2016 2 minutes ago, CrimsonArk said: The constant pushing of the "punk/anti-establishment" element of Green Day, from their music to their overall aesthetic. I mean they're not exactly Death Grips, they aren't any more anti-establishment than Coldplay at this point, especially in their American Idiot/21st CB era. And before someone brings up "B-but NO ONE in mainstream music was talking about Bush or politics during that time" I give you: That shit is ballsier and more "punk" then anything Green Day has ever done in their careers. It just seems kind of moot at this point in their career. There as part of the "system" as probably most bands.
polaroidstorm Posted August 3, 2016 Posted August 3, 2016 1 hour ago, jordanlolss said: The issue that happens with these early reviews nearly every time is that they end up not being accurate. Don't get me wrong, if this new songs ends up sounding something along the lines of: then i'm all for it. I just wouldn't hold too tightly to what's being said until we've actually heard the song. so true, especially how they said 'back to the roots' for trilogy. green day always put out a different record, each with its own style so really cant tell much from the review
Dakke Posted August 3, 2016 Posted August 3, 2016 4 minutes ago, CrimsonArk said: The constant pushing of the "punk/anti-establishment" element of Green Day, from their music to their overall aesthetic. I mean they're not exactly Death Grips, they aren't any more anti-establishment than Coldplay at this point, especially in their American Idiot/21st CB era. And before someone brings up "B-but NO ONE in mainstream music was talking about Bush or politics during that time" I give you: That shit is ballsier and more "punk" then anything Green Day has ever done in their careers. It just seems kind of moot at this point. They're as part of the "system" as probably most bands. Ah, the good ol' Dubya days. Also Kanye's rants were less bizarre
Jesus of Seneca Posted August 3, 2016 Posted August 3, 2016 3 minutes ago, CrimsonArk said: The constant pushing of the "punk/anti-establishment" element of Green Day, from their music to their overall aesthetic. I mean they're not exactly Death Grips, they aren't any more anti-establishment than Coldplay at this point, especially in their American Idiot/21st CB era. And before someone brings up "B-but NO ONE in mainstream music was talking about Bush or politics during that time" I give you: That shit is ballsier and more "punk" then anything Green Day has ever done in their careers. It just seems kind of moot at this point. They're as part of the "system" as probably most bands. It is NEVER to late to change, as most people seem to be forgetting.
Brooklyn Baby Posted August 3, 2016 Posted August 3, 2016 hey guys, can we remove videos when we quote posts that include video? It really clutters up the page unnecessarily! edit: god fucking dammit why did this have to be at the top of a new page.
CrimsonArk Posted August 3, 2016 Posted August 3, 2016 1 minute ago, Libertine Angel said: Please, please let's not get into "what is punk?" because if you have to be anti-establishment or otherwise recalcitrant to be punk then Buzzcocks aren't punk and I'm pretty sure we can all agree you're pretty punk if you played on the Anarchy tour. I'm not disputing what has the right to be considered "punk", I'm saying it's a narrative that tends to be pushed here a lot, when in the grand scheme of things it's entirely irrelevant at this point. It seems to be pretty much synonymous with "edginess" at this point, which I'm not entirely certain how you could ever consider Green Day edgy or "fringe", they don't exactly push the envelope in any sort of way.
Jesus of Seneca Posted August 3, 2016 Posted August 3, 2016 Just now, Alan86 said: Kanye West is a Gay Fish Agreed
Brooklyn Baby Posted August 3, 2016 Posted August 3, 2016 1 minute ago, Alan86 said: Kanye West is a mothafuckin Gay Fish FTFY
PurpleIron1039 Posted August 3, 2016 Posted August 3, 2016 2 minutes ago, CrimsonArk said: I'm not disputing what has the right to be considered "punk", I'm saying it's a narrative that tends to be pushed here a lot, when in the grand scheme of things it's entirely irrelevant at this point. It seems to be pretty much synonymous with "edginess" at this point, which I'm not entirely certain how you could ever consider Green Day edgy or "fringe", they don't exactly push the envelope in any sort of way. I don't know that anyone here really considers GD "edgy" now. Always trying to be edgy can be boring, anyway. We're just here because we love their music.
Billie Hoe Posted August 3, 2016 Posted August 3, 2016 2 minutes ago, CrimsonArk said: I'm not disputing what has the right to be considered "punk", I'm saying it's a narrative that tends to be pushed here a lot, when in the grand scheme of things it's entirely irrelevant at this point. It seems to be pretty much synonymous with "edginess" at this point, which I'm not entirely certain how you could ever consider Green Day edgy or "fringe", they don't exactly push the envelope in any sort of way. Where did this argument even come from all of the sudden? Either way, I don't think this is the right place for it.
Quido Posted August 3, 2016 Posted August 3, 2016 Can we just take a moment to appreciate how creative the name ''Bang Bang'' is. No sarcasm added, since the news about it really came out with a ''Bang Bang.'' Love it!
Supercali_swagilistic Posted August 3, 2016 Posted August 3, 2016 Remember my words.. Revolver Radio. not Revolution Radio. I'm right, - I get free cookies all my life! Allright?
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