Greenday 2009
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Greenday 2009
Got Greenday Tickets for Manchester this morning
New album out 15th May - 21st Century Breakdown. By all reports better than American Idiot and is a rock opera spilt into 3 parts.
Anyone else enjoy songs with themes ranging from masturbation through to anti war/bush??
(Que a series of posts declaring that Greenday are crap ect.)
New album out 15th May - 21st Century Breakdown. By all reports better than American Idiot and is a rock opera spilt into 3 parts.
Anyone else enjoy songs with themes ranging from masturbation through to anti war/bush??
(Que a series of posts declaring that Greenday are crap ect.)
Life is not like a box of chocolates , it is infact , like a box of chuck norris roundhouse kicking you in the face. And if you recieve a box of chuck norris , you always know what your gonna get.
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Re: Greenday 2009
Gee, we've come a long way since Blue-Suede Shoes and romance lyrics.screech powers wrote:Got Greenday Tickets for Manchester this morning
New album out 15th May - 21st Century Breakdown. By all reports better than American Idiot and is a rock opera spilt into 3 parts.
Anyone else enjoy songs with themes ranging from masturbation through to anti war/bush??
(Que a series of posts declaring that Greenday are crap ect.)
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Re: Greenday 2009
Indeed we have and thank god.TANGODANCER wrote:Gee, we've come a long way since Blue-Suede Shoes and romance lyrics.screech powers wrote:Got Greenday Tickets for Manchester this morning
New album out 15th May - 21st Century Breakdown. By all reports better than American Idiot and is a rock opera spilt into 3 parts.
Anyone else enjoy songs with themes ranging from masturbation through to anti war/bush??
(Que a series of posts declaring that Greenday are crap ect.)
Thank god for Dylan who realised that lyrics were the most important part of music.
What you say is as important as how you say it.
He was a poet and he didn't know it!
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Re: Greenday 2009
Nonesense. Some great songs have few if any lyrics.BWFC_Insane wrote:Indeed we have and thank god.TANGODANCER wrote:Gee, we've come a long way since Blue-Suede Shoes and romance lyrics.screech powers wrote:Got Greenday Tickets for Manchester this morning
New album out 15th May - 21st Century Breakdown. By all reports better than American Idiot and is a rock opera spilt into 3 parts.
Anyone else enjoy songs with themes ranging from masturbation through to anti war/bush??
(Que a series of posts declaring that Greenday are crap ect.)
Thank god for Dylan who realised that lyrics were the most important part of music.
What you say is as important as how you say it.
He was a poet and he didn't know it!
Re: Greenday 2009
Have you put them on ebay yet???screech powers wrote:Got Greenday Tickets for Manchester this morning
New album out 15th May - 21st Century Breakdown. By all reports better than American Idiot and is a rock opera spilt into 3 parts.
Anyone else enjoy songs with themes ranging from masturbation through to anti war/bush??
(Que a series of posts declaring that Greenday are crap ect.)
Re: Greenday 2009
I'd park myself firmly on the fence with this debate. solo singer/songwriters in general work best with a no nonsense, down to basics approach. By contrast, if you've got a band full of people with exceptional musical talent, then they can say more with sound than they ever could with words (he says, as he heads dangerously close to 'head up own arse' territory)superjohnmcginlay wrote:Nonesense. Some great songs have few if any lyrics.BWFC_Insane wrote:Indeed we have and thank god.TANGODANCER wrote:Gee, we've come a long way since Blue-Suede Shoes and romance lyrics.screech powers wrote:Got Greenday Tickets for Manchester this morning
New album out 15th May - 21st Century Breakdown. By all reports better than American Idiot and is a rock opera spilt into 3 parts.
Anyone else enjoy songs with themes ranging from masturbation through to anti war/bush??
(Que a series of posts declaring that Greenday are crap ect.)
Thank god for Dylan who realised that lyrics were the most important part of music.
What you say is as important as how you say it.
He was a poet and he didn't know it!
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Re: Greenday 2009
Porrohman wrote:Have you put them on ebay yet???screech powers wrote:Got Greenday Tickets for Manchester this morning
New album out 15th May - 21st Century Breakdown. By all reports better than American Idiot and is a rock opera spilt into 3 parts.
Anyone else enjoy songs with themes ranging from masturbation through to anti war/bush??
(Que a series of posts declaring that Greenday are crap ect.)
OOh must have a look to see what they are going for
Would'nt part with them though, been 4 years since the Milton Keynes gig so not missing this one for anything!
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It's not the band Dujon, but the ticket sellers. Bloody rip off!Dujon wrote:Struth!enfieldwhite wrote:Just had a look for tickets. £37.50 + booking fee + handling charge = £45.00 per ticket. The O2 can s*ck my b*lls!
screech powers, old chap, are you sure you got the name right? Greed Day seems more appropriate.
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Well listened to the new album twice now and can say confidently that it's their best album , stand out tracks for me are 'Viva La Gloria', 'The Static age' and 'American Eulogie'
Its 2000 light years from the likes of Dookie and Warning in content but the substance is still there , ripping chords and aggressive delivery.
If American Idiot didnt already , this album should propel the band into the history books as pioneering legends of music.
This is just my umble opinion of course
Its 2000 light years from the likes of Dookie and Warning in content but the substance is still there , ripping chords and aggressive delivery.
If American Idiot didnt already , this album should propel the band into the history books as pioneering legends of music.
This is just my umble opinion of course
Life is not like a box of chocolates , it is infact , like a box of chuck norris roundhouse kicking you in the face. And if you recieve a box of chuck norris , you always know what your gonna get.
I personally think its a poor mans effort at recreating American Idiot and 6-7 tracks too long. Had they trimmed it down to a normal album's length it'd be up there with the best of their stuff but as it stands, its too long and a little pretentious. I do love some of the more obvious tracks though.
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Yes. Yes it is.screech powers wrote:Well listened to the new album twice now and can say confidently that it's their best album , stand out tracks for me are 'Viva La Gloria', 'The Static age' and 'American Eulogie'
Its 2000 light years from the likes of Dookie and Warning in content but the substance is still there , ripping chords and aggressive delivery.
If American Idiot didnt already , this album should propel the band into the history books as pioneering legends of music.
This is just my umble opinion of course
"Young people, nowadays, imagine money is everything."
"Yes, and when they grow older they know it."
"Yes, and when they grow older they know it."
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