The Green Day Authority
For 25 years · Since July 2001
The bigger the risks, the better off you are. Otherwise you're just boring.Billie Joe Armstrong
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Name: Paul Location: Ireland How long have you been a fan: Since 2001 Favourite lyric or quote (one-liner): To live and not to breathe, is to die in tragedy. Favourite music video: 21st Century Breakdown Funniest Green Day moment: I always laugh at the ...
Green Day at Wembley Stadium on the 19th June 2010 was one of those epic shows that almost everyone who was there wishes they could relive time and again. Well unfortunately that's impossible, but over on GDC one member (Tre_Gina) thought it would be a good ...
After a little break, The Stuff That Didn't Quite Make It is back for your reading pleasure. So let's get right to it! My Suburban Life: My top favorite albums that help shape our lives Alex Kunkle of GateHouse News Service writes this article of his top five ...
Here's a video of Mike Dirnt talking about his collaboration with Fender and the new Bassman amplifiers. You can get more info on the new amps on Fender.com. The amps are listed on Musicians Friend.com for $1800. Most exciting line "I'm ecstatic that I going ...
To celebrate the end of the school year, Rolling Stone asked its readers to rank their ten favorite graduation songs of all time. A wide variety of great artists were included in the list, such as the Beatles, Pink Floyd, Bob Dylan, Queen, and our boys, Green ...
We've decided to go ahead and make our 'WTF Article' it's own feature. Some of you will remember it showing up in our weekly round-up posts we started recently, but we decided that maybe these wtf articles should be out on their own. So here's the biggest wtf ...
This morning, Tré Cool posted on his official Facebook page regarding the band's progress on the new trilogy, ¡Uno!, ¡Dos!, and ¡Tré!. Here's his update: MIXING UNO DOS AND TRE!! Sounds fucking amazing! I cant wait until all three records are out!!! I'm ...
This past week Gibson.com has taken a break from guitarists to recognize how great bass players can make or break a band. The article includes some of Mike Dirnt's words of wisdom which you can read below. I try not to overplay, basically. I'm always leery of ...