Green Day Wants You To Kill The DJ - Page 3 - News Article

**LetterBomb31** · 12:57 PM on 08/13/12 #31

I like it.

taborbrown · 12:58 PM on 08/13/12 #32

This is horrible. Green Day has lost their minds.

**bradsonemanband** · 01:03 PM on 08/13/12 #33

Originally Posted by tizabor

Green Day has lost their minds.

bingo.

FNF · 01:03 PM on 08/13/12 #34

This from the same band that made that masterpiece American Idiot? *sigh*

**simplejack** · 01:10 PM on 08/13/12 #35

This song reminds me somehow of RHCP (last album style). And I don't like RHCP.

**simplejack** · 01:11 PM on 08/13/12 #36

Originally Posted by tizabor

This is horrible. Green Day has lost their minds.

You should've guessed it when the iUno! album cover has been revealed.

**simplejack** · 01:16 PM on 08/13/12 #37

Originally Posted by FNF

This from the same band that made that masterpiece American Idiot? *sigh*

It's also the band that made the shipwreck that was 21stCB (and other not-so-brilliant albums before that). Oh, almost 20 years ago they made their first masterpiece called Dookie (whose title, ironically, means "crap").

**Holly HoX!** · 01:19 PM on 08/13/12 #38

Rip Green Day

evanmeindl · 01:22 PM on 08/13/12 #39

I feel like anybody with a brain could have written this or "Oh, Love" in minutes. So boring and bad.

Where is the athematic Green Day ?

touchdownboi · 01:23 PM on 08/13/12 #40

Sheesh, this site is close minded as shit. No progression allowed, apparently.

tomtom94 · 01:23 PM on 08/13/12 #41

Thought Oh Love was extremely catchy but hoped the rest of the album would be a bit more aggressive.

As it happens, looks like I'm going to be skipping iUno!.

**Keagan Ilvonen** · 01:24 PM on 08/13/12 #42

Originally Posted by touchdownboi

Sheesh, this site is close minded as shit. No progression allowed, apparently.

You call this progression?

**JamesMichael** · 01:24 PM on 08/13/12 #43

So bad...

**Hagysaurus Rex** · 01:30 PM on 08/13/12 #44

I love the fact that they're trying new sounds and different ideas, but fuck me I haven't heard a song I actually like. It doesn't do much for my anticipation of this album.

Jordioteque · 01:35 PM on 08/13/12 #45

Originally Posted by Keagan Ilvonen

You call this progression?

No, but 21st Century Breakdown was the most mature, most diverse, and most interesting album they've ever made, and it's regularly mocked. It certainly has the best and most thoughtful lyrics of any Green Day album. No progression allowed, apparently.

These new songs are good, but I like Green Day better when they do concept albums. These new three seem to each be based on musical ideas (Uno is power pop, Dos is garage rock, and Tre is sweeping big stuff, according to the band) rather than lyrical ones, so I'm having a harder time getting into them.


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