Oh right, so all my opinions don't mean shit just cause I like KISS.

At least he didn't post "So he likes to kiss dudes." Some positive spin. Not that there's anything wrong with that.

The first step to recovery is admitting the problem.

New single is up on Rolling Stone's website... I dig it.

eh... it's not bad but it just sounds like a generic Green Day song to me.

new single isn't good

I want to hear the song in the teaser video on page one. I agree with everyone else so far that this new single isn't good.

You'll retract that first statement after one listen.

Yikes. Here is the album version with all the swearing that you kids like nowadays:

current Green Day seems like its focus demographic is the Glee crowd.

Are there any other focus demographics now?

Hahaha, this is so bad.

Yeah, that's hilariously awful. Almost to the point that I was waiting for a sexy dragon magic lyric.

Verging on "turn up the beat" bad. I'm rather I created this thread now. But this is all the first record. It'll probably all be that cheesy and glossy. I'm hoping the Mike Dirnt record has all the sugary punk on it.

Can we order all three albums with a collective slipcase labeled Dirge! ?

Just heard it.

It sounds like Maroon 5, a little bit Moves Like Jagger, but not as good.

And I can't even imagine that those lyrics are trying to be anything but awful.

i hate them and that song...its like they listened to some franz ferdinand and did the boring version.
I guess billie joe can have Christina Aguilera in their next record, as they are going to do that show together.
Also, this is what it seems their new video looks like:

Band play song while models lounge on couches ( straight from Rolling Stone)

are most 16 year old boys watching Glee now? If so I guess you're right

Well, I think probably yes. But regardless, even if there are other people wanting different music (there are, obvs) it's arguable that musical 'cliques' are disappearing in favour of TV-influenced ubercliques, of which there are far fewer. This is what my book Sociological Insights into Early 21st Century Living will postulate.