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cobl04 said:21st century breakdown...
cobl04 said:21st century breakdown...
"I've been around since 1988". If he had been in rehab back then, maybe Pete Townshend could have taught him how to smash his guitar properly on the first try.
This sounds as much like a Billy Joe Armstrong solo album as anything else
Yes, yes it is. Also 90 percent sure it, too, borrows parts of its melody from earlier Green Day songs.I heard oh love on the radio like sixty three times the other night. Actually, probably only four or five, and I really only listened to the entire song once because once was enough. That song is kind of terrible.
I need to watch it, but on mute, because I know what he sounds like when he loses his shit, and he usually sounds like a douchenozzle. But also because I want to see what Mike and Tre are doing, if anything.Holy shit, how had I not seen that rant until now?
Wow, that is embarrassing for him. He comes off as completely sad and bitter. Good luck in rehab, man. Stay there for a while.
Goddamn it, Billie Joe. If you were a true punk...
Well, sure, if you want to get technical....you wouldn't be playing the iHeartRadio Music Festival.
I heard oh love on the radio like sixty three times the other night. Actually, probably only four or five, and I really only listened to the entire song once because once was enough. That song is kind of terrible.
Reggo said:Mr John Lydon, who, at whatever the fuck age he is, with dayglo hair and plaid clown pants will still be more punk than Billie Joe could ever be
By far the funniest thing about that video is how Mike shrugs in the background during Billy Joe's rant and starts smashing his bass, even though he clearly doesn't give a shit about what Billy Joe is whining about.
By far the funniest thing about that video is how Mike shrugs in the background during Billy Joe's rant and starts smashing his bass, even though he clearly doesn't give a shit about what Billy Joe is whining about.
I love John Lydon in the sense of being like a batshit insane uncle who never grew up. Who also makes his hair out of toothpaste.I hate to think that's true when the man sold butter in a tv commercial (never mind the whole fronting a band manufactured in the same way that boy bands are created) but you're sadly correct about this. What the fuck is that thing on his head, anyway? Looks like mofo got ahold of carrot top and tried to make a smoothie. I can't imagine how hair could look like that without having an accident involving a blender. I don't know how my general hatred for the guy meshes with the fact that I know every word to every song on never mind the bollocks, but I'll always have quite a bit of love for that album. I thought I'd mention that before I get called a republican again.
But isnt billie joe the only one these days that thinks green day is a punk rock band? And what the fuck is an iheartmusic fest? To me, that actually sounds like a festival green day, especially green day of 2012, should be playing. Sounds like a festival geared toward pre-pubescent girls, and I thought that's why the band dressed like they just left hot topic (hmm, that place is still around, right? Rich kids are still spending their parents' money there trying to be "punk rock" right? That's actually might be my favorite part about getting old, I don't have to be around any of those idiots anymore) when they came back after pretending warning didn't exist. And what group of people is more likely to throw a temper tantrum while wearing eyeliner than a 12 year old girl? There you have it folks, Billie Joe is actually a 12 year old girl.
That is pretty awesome on mute, though. Five tries to break the guitar really is funnier without the sound.
Reggo said:I love John Lydon in the sense of being like a batshit insane uncle who never grew up. Who also makes his hair out of toothpaste.
I like your logic. Billie Joe is a 12-year-old girl.
That's what happens when you're five-foot-six, about 120 pounds, and you have no upper body strength. You have to climb up a couple of steps above the stage, plant your feet about four feet apart, stick your ass out as far as you possibly can, and then swing the guitar toward the stage. Five times. The facial expressions without being able to hear what he says are pretty epic, too. I'm afraid that if I do watch it with the sound on, and I hear him shrieking, it will be the end of my life, because I will literally not be able to stop laughing.
Like the bridge in "Rusty James" is the same goddamn melody from the slow part of "Before The Lobotomy" then it morphs into the melody from "Scattered" right at the end.
He most certainly is batshit crazy. Although he's one of those people who sometimes I wonder how batshit crazy he really is, and how much of it is just the image.
You don't actually hear anything while he's smashing it. Other than the Pete Townshend voice in my head that chuckles and goes, "dear god man, what the fuck are you doing?" cos that's what I hear.
I was about five foot six and 120 lbs when I was 12, see? 12 year old girl. Except we had a water softner and I could carry two of the 40 lbs bags of salt for the thing down to the basement by myself when I was 12...
Yes. Do it.