Alanis Morissette will be all over the US till October
Posts Tagged: Green Day
This avalanche of acts is almost overwhelming after a year of nothin
Summer is back, sort of
2022 will be an amazing explosion of events
‘we’re thrilled to reunite and celebrate a collective return to discovery, serendipity, and together!’
it’s a year difficult to define by one single mood
‘In heaven unseen and hell unknown/This is a lie’
it has been the year the music was canceled
the financial impact is gigantic
Ozzy Osbourne and many others have been canceling their appearances at SXSW
I’d forgotten all about it till it showed up here.
a straight up pop punk stroke with relentless strong material
old school now
Tickets went on sale at the door of the club at noon
Lady Gaga is the all-time winner with 31 months at the top
booming pop punk with powerchords
A very busy week in Los Angeles
take notes from Green Day’s latest stage plot
He is like Bruce if Bruce was an American idiot
Green Day’s 95K equivalent album units is abysmal
some of it is unspeakable
‘I mean, that’s f*cking Hitler, man!’
The bands that appear most often under the word ‘punk’ are Blink-182 and Green Day (45% of 3,320 playlists titled punk)
Sure, he got 27,000 retweets and 46,000 likes for this simple sentence, but he didn’t say anything about a possible plan to destroy this strange oxymoron hybrid which is pop-punk?
The struggling, stranger rocker before he straightened his life out takes a love of his life and ties it to a specific time and place (nyc the week before 9-11), struggles through a freezing cold and adds an image for all time: “I was holding your arm, you were holding my trust like a child” and then it’s over. “I’ll always love you, love New York”.
Adly Syairi Ramly is an artist and music fan and apparently a lego who, in a surfeit of everything is awesome good vibes, has chosen to make lego figures of his favorite rock bands –which includes, for some obscure reason, the dreaded Foo Fighters
Lavender Blue (Dilly Dilly) – Burl Ives – Not only was Ives an exquisite singer but this English folk song, dating from the 1700s, is completely timeless; it shoots through over 300 years of nursery rhymes and travelling minstrels completely in tact. Perfection – A+
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