Doubtful since it doesn't come out for another month and the last two albums weren't leaked until late.

Amazon said Dec 11th, but maybe they've got it wrong.

They moved up the release from mid-January to early December, I think - because of the lead singer's rehab and they had to cancel shows or something. I recorded Quattro this past weekend and started watching it when all of a sudden I had to turn it off. Billy Joe might be the douchiest douche that ever douched. I just can't stand his stupid antics (which is probably why I can't stand 95% of the lyrics on Uno and Dos). He's fucking 40 years old and acts like a 14 year old. I usually don't care about this stuff but for some reason it is starting affect how I feel about their music. Time to grow up.

what are those antics? can you describe some of the worst moments?

really? Huh, how about that. Thanks for the info, I would have been waiting another month.

IHeartRadio is streaming Tre. Slow site right now.

I saw the Quatro footage. Kinda run of the mill, but Tre recording tambourine was hysterical.

And from the documentary, you could easily tell that the third record's miles better than the second.

So I listened to Tre. I don't like it as much as Dos, but it's on par with Uno. 3 faves on it are "Sex, Drugs & Violence", "Little Boy Named Train" and "X-Kid". HATED "Drama Queen" at first, but starting to dig it now.

anybody have any info on the re-scheduled tour dates yet?

Tre's the best. Pretty cool. You take a few songs from Uno, and then Stop When The Red Lights Flash from Dos and mash it all up and you'd have something on par with Nimrod.

I highly doubt that.

Listen for and judge for yourself. A solid best-of from these records would be their strongest work since the late 90s and you could make a record on your own that would rival Nimrod's best moments.

Green Day lost me so profoundly with "American Idiot" and "21st Century Breakdown" that I'm not even sure I'd recognize a "return to form"--I listened to a few songs off "Uno" and just recoiled at the slightest sign of distress.

I could have made this exact post.

i'm sympathetic to the the pearl jam analogue of this phenomenon as well

Empathetic, even.

-pathetic, either way.

1. Nuclear Family
2. Rusty James
3. A Little Boy Named Train
4. Stop When The Red Lights Flash
5. 8th Avenue Serenade
6. Missing You
7. Fell For You
8. Amanda
9. X-Kid
10. Walk Away
11. Kill The DJ
12. Sweet 16
13. Loss Of Control
14. Sex, Drugs & Violence
15. 99 Revolutions
16. Lazy Bones
17. Angel Blue
18. Let Yourself Go
19. Oh Love
20. Dirty Rotten Bastards
21. The Forgotten

That's 21 tracks in 75 minutes. I'm willing to concede that even with length its probably not as strong as the music on Nimrod, but its fairly close and certainly the best they've cranked out in the last 15 years.

Maybe because its Green Day, but Tre doesn't really get a lot of credit for being a solid rock drummer, does he? Everyone's always in the Grohl camp for modern rock drummers, but in studio, in concert, the guy's always on point.

01. Nuclear Family
02. Sex, Drugs & Violence
03. Fuck Time
04. Stop When the Red Lights Flash
05. Let Yourself Go
06. Lazy Bones
07. Wild One
08. Stray Heart
09. Troublemaker
10. Angel Blue
11. Baby Eyes
12. Drama Queen
13. X-Kid
14. Ashley
15. Amanda
16. Lady Cobra
17. Fell For You
18. Missing You
19. Dirty Rotten Bastards
20. Loss Of Control
21. Makeout Party
22. A Little Boy Named Train
23. Wow! That's Loud

23 songs, 76 mins. That's my ultra-album.