Originally posted by ~Wålshy~
going to cost a bomb awesome
she sends you this thenawesome
YouTube video
its her fave Green Day song/vid
she sends you this thenawesome
YouTube video
its her fave Green Day song/vid
Originally posted by ~Wålshy~
going to cost a bomb awesome
Originally posted by AC/DC'S_LVRIt's also mine. Good taste.
she sends you this thenawesome
YouTube video
its her fave Green Day song/vid
Originally posted by Slayyou know for a fact that billie was trying to sound cryptic?
True. Doesn't change the fact that it isn't very hard to understand what he's trying to say with these particular lyrics. Which isn't bad really, if it weren't for the fact that he went out of his way to try and sound cryptic. Kind of like a teenager writing his first lyrics for his first band.I thought your English was so much better than mine? You certainly take the liberty to correct me on every single typo I make.
If you start with Dookie, the gap between your studio records has grown by one year each time. Is it taking you longer to write?
I'm trying to allow more time for things to incubate. I think any time you make a record, you look back and say, "God, this is what I would've done differently," you know? If was to look back at like the songs that were on the Slappy EP, I probably would've wanted for those songs to be on Kerplunk, or if I was to look at the records that came after Dookie, I would've probably allowed myself more time with Insomniac and Nimrod. So I'm learning those lessons, but at the same time, that doesn't mean that's the only way I'm ever gonna do anything. The Foxboro Hot Tubs record we did this year was, like, fly by the seat of your pants and just go. But I am allowing time, allowing for the process to happen naturally without having to force it. And that is a painstaking process, let me tell you. It's miserable
i read that ages ago. didnt read it now cba. but i bet it makes you shut up a bit
that was the old me, this is now, you need to move on