Are you looking forward to Green Day's new album?

[QUOTE="sammyjenkis898"]I can't say that I am. I find their music to be boring. lonewolf604

I am pretty sure Green Day had nothing to do with blink 182's inception

[QUOTE="sammyjenkis898"]I can't say that I am. I find their music to be boring. lonewolf604

i certainly am :D

watch all the no's coming from metalheads

adv_tr00per

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[QUOTE="iPost"][QUOTE="sammyjenkis898"] Blink-182 has been around since 1992. Green Day's first album was in 1990. They weren't an influence for them.

aaronmullan

That would be hard since Green Day is from the Bay Area and blink is from San Diego

I like what I have heard so far and the full single releases tomorrow. I bet I will pick it up May 15thif I like the other tracks :)

I'm a fan of Green Day so I will buy the album but I was really dissapointed with American Idiot, I'm sorry but it was just too much of a change to rapidily and some of the lyrics were just forced in some areas, and I expect 21 Century Break Down to be no different. Atleast Green Day did the side project band as FoxBoro Hot Tubs and released Stop Drop and Roll!!! I loved that album so atleast I still got something out of this long wait from the memebrs of Green Day. Hopefully Green Day will re-record Ciggarettes and Valentines (the album that was supposed to come out instead of American Idiot and it was like previous albums but the copy of it was stolen so the band made American Idiot instead.) and sell it, I would buy it, it would be easy money and it would also keep/bring back some of their lost fans and older fanbase.

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i certainly am :D

watch all the no's coming from metalheads

aaronmullan

[QUOTE="lonewolf604"][QUOTE="sammyjenkis898"]I can't say that I am. I find their music to be boring. sammyjenkis898

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[QUOTE="lonewolf604"] if it wasn't for them bands like blink or paramore wouldn't existlonewolf604

I'm not even a fan, so no.

[QUOTE="lonewolf604"][QUOTE="sammyjenkis898"] Blink-182 has been around since 1992. Green Day's first album was in 1990. They weren't an influence for them.

sammyjenkis898

Blink-182 would still exist if it wasn't for them..

there was a show on fuse called "influence'D", and while Tom didn't say it directly, he mentioned how important they were in the show

Na not at all. Not a huge Green Day fan.

What's "green day?"

I kid, I kid! *runs*

(I couldn't care less about them though. :avatar: )

[QUOTE="sammyjenkis898"][QUOTE="lonewolf604"] i'm not talking about influence, i'm talking about the inception of pop-punklonewolf604

Blink-182 would still exist if it wasn't for them..

there was a show on fuse called "influence'D", and while Tom didn't say it directly, he mentioned how important they were in the show

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Blink-182 would still exist if it wasn't for them..sammyjenkis898

there was a show on fuse called "influence'D", and while Tom didn't say it directly, he mentioned how important they were in the show

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Blink-182 would still exist if it wasn't for them..sammyjenkis898

there was a show on fuse called "influence'D", and while Tom didn't say it directly, he mentioned how important they were in the show

I agree I know of a lot of bands that have Blink 182 as their main influence such as A Day to Remember, Set Your Goals, All Time Low, Four Year Strong, etc.

[QUOTE="sammyjenkis898"][QUOTE="lonewolf604"] would they still be popular? its because of bands like green day, rancid, offspring, that mainstream punk became popular

there was a show on fuse called "influence'D", and while Tom didn't say it directly, he mentioned how important they were in the show

lonewolf604

[QUOTE="sammyjenkis898"][QUOTE="lonewolf604"] would they still be popular? its because of bands like green day, rancid, offspring, that mainstream punk became popular

there was a show on fuse called "influence'D", and while Tom didn't say it directly, he mentioned how important they were in the show

Lief_Ericson

I agree I know of a lot of bands that have Blink 182 as their main influence such as A Day to Remember, Set Your Goals, All Time Low, Four Year Strong, etc.

Nope, mostly waiting on QOTSA's new album.

Yes. I liked American Idiot, a lot.btaylor2404

And no way, if they actually gave a crap about their fans and made some good music then yes of course I would be looking forward but thats not the case.... Besides who needs Green Day when one of the most anticipated albums of the year already came out yesterday.

Can't wait for Blood Red Throne's new album :)

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[QUOTE="sammyjenkis898"] I saw that episode. All he said was how important American Idiot was. Just because they were an earlier pop punk band doesn't mean that blink-182 wouldn't be just as popular. Blink-182 is more influential than Green Day.sammyjenkis898

I agree I know of a lot of bands that have Blink 182 as their main influence such as A Day to Remember, Set Your Goals, All Time Low, Four Year Strong, etc.

[QUOTE="lonewolf604"][QUOTE="sammyjenkis898"] I saw that episode. All he said was how important American Idiot was. Just because they were an earlier pop punk band doesn't mean that blink-182 wouldn't be just as popular. Blink-182 is more influential than Green Day.sammyjenkis898

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I agree I know of a lot of bands that have Blink 182 as their main influence such as A Day to Remember, Set Your Goals, All Time Low, Four Year Strong, etc.

lonewolf604

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[QUOTE="lonewolf604"] are you kidding me? i love both blink and green day, but nothing compares to dookielonewolf604

[QUOTE="lonewolf604"][QUOTE="sammyjenkis898"] Dude Ranch is way more of an influential album for pop-punk bands.

sammyjenkis898

I know it's important to pop-punk, but not as important as Dude Ranch and Enema were.

[QUOTE="btaylor2404"]Yes. I liked American Idiot, a lot.mexicangordo

And no way, if they actually gave a crap about their fans and made some good music then yes of course I would be looking forward but thats not the case.... Besides who needs Green Day when one of the most anticipated albums of the year already came out yesterday.

No, not a big fan of American Idiot, but their old stuff was pretty good. Im not really looking forward to any new cds in particular, but Im going to a lot of good concert in the next couple of months.

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[QUOTE="btaylor2404"]Yes. I liked American Idiot, a lot.btaylor2404

And no way, if they actually gave a crap about their fans and made some good music then yes of course I would be looking forward but thats not the case.... Besides who needs Green Day when one of the most anticipated albums of the year already came out yesterday.

[QUOTE="btaylor2404"][QUOTE="mexicangordo"] At least your honest.

And no way, if they actually gave a crap about their fans and made some good music then yes of course I would be looking forward but thats not the case.... Besides who needs Green Day when one of the most anticipated albums of the year already came out yesterday.

mexicangordo

Meh not really, I didnt like American idiot much but maybe this one will be better.

Man, Green Day changed so much compared to their early albums. I felt that they always had the pop-punk feel but ever since American Idiot, I stopped listneing to them.

X: Green Day sucks.

KV: Yeah, I'm with you on that, X.

No! American Idiot was so overrated, imo.

No. I dont like Green Day:P