Green Day: Boulevard of Broken Dreams
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Originally Posted by STi-Frenchie
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What on earth am I doing contemplating buying the Green Day album???
Oh yeah, someone earlier said it made them feel young again
Reason enuff 
What on earth am I doing contemplating buying the Green Day album???
Oh yeah, someone earlier said it made them feel young again
Reason enuff That was me, and trust me, it does.
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I have to say I'm not completely convinced by the last couple of offerings. I loved pretty much everything from 1039 smoothed out slappy hours, kerplunk, nimrod, dookie, etc but I just think the latest stuff lacks energy 
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Originally Posted by STi-Frenchie
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I know Jake Burns, Ali, Henry and Brian personally. In fact, I did the first ever SLF interview and photographed them for Sounds way back in the 70's.
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I know Jake Burns, Ali, Henry and Brian personally. In fact, I did the first ever SLF interview and photographed them for Sounds way back in the 70's.
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Maker' too? NME was always ****e.....
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You tell me GC8 - I was photographing bands for all 3 magazines back in the late 70's and early 80's. Melody Maker paid best (especially for my pics of Siouxie and the Banshees in the Ulster Hall and the non-made up pics of Ms Sioux) and Sounds was the magazine I liked reading the most - maybe because I had more pics published there than anywhere else as they seemed to be the most into the Northern Ireland scene...NME was...well, NME.
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Just borrowed the CD off my 16 yr old daughter on the strength of this thread i am still listening to 70's punk even now (45yr 
) just can't seem to find any decent music these days
) just can't seem to find any decent music these days
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Originally Posted by kbsub
Just borrowed the CD off my 16 yr old daughter on the strength of this thread i am still listening to 70's punk even now (45yr ) just can't seem to find any decent music these days
) just can't seem to find any decent music these days
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Originally Posted by InvisibleMan
boulavard is a great track - they said as theyve hit 30 now theyre turning mellow
I'm just waiting for the mandolin solo on the next album, and the obligatory purchase of some nice comfy slippers to go with it.
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