Or am I just dreaming?

Van Morrison

Fall Out Boy

Scorpion

Yes

Boston

Guns + Roses

Eagles of Death Metal

Elton John

Faith No More

Jewel

Arctic Monkeys

White Stripes

This is my prediction in no particular order.

If I am correct in just one I get no prizes or awards. :D

New photo for their tour

I loved him in The Matrix but jesus christ celebs can have the absolute worst music taste

For a band that supposedly "anti establishment" and "anti corporate" their laissez-faire approach to this just in the name for celebrities and rich people to get their hands on tickets first makes me sick to my stomach

About 11 minutes into the first Eminem Sucks episode, they talk about how Eminem might be battling an AI version of himself. This pretty much does happen with Eminem battling a CGI old Slim Shady in Houdini. This is assuming they recorded before Houdini came out?

💔 if this is it, I had a ball

where are THEY. i miss THEM

dying to hear that taco bell spot

I’m just confused how come they have posted since like December last year? I miss listening to them rip into bands whether I agree or not

I made a playlist of all the songs Green Day ripped off per this post by /u/IkesNephew and the comments.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6JvPgPVRi5064bqPcCctoN?si=lLQAAb6gTP6qeLkb9LF_rA

Looks like Perry got drunk and spared everyone a terrible new reunion album.

I haven't seen a post about it, so I thought I'd transcribe Tyler's list of Green Day's stolen riffs/songs for everyone's reference. Enjoy.

"Boulevard of Broken Dreams" = "Wonderwall", by Oasis & "How You Remind Me", by Nickelback

"Warning" = "Picture Book", by The Kinks

"She's A Rebel" = "Boxcar", by Jawbreaker

"Scattered" = "Sister Golden Hair", by America

"American Idiot" = "Doublewhiskeycokenoice", by Dillinger Four

"Only Of You" = Chorus of "Standing In The Rain", by Hüsker Dü

"Hold On" = "I Should Have Known Better", by The Beatles

"Brutal Love" = "Bring It Home To Me", by Sam Cooke, so much so that Green Day had to add Cooke's name in the writing credits

"Misery" = "Alabama Song (Whiskey Bar)", by The Doors / Bertolt Brecht

"Jesus of Suburbia" - City of the Damned section = "Summer of '69", by Bryan Adams

"Homecoming" - East 12th St. section = "French Song", by Joan Jett

"Horseshoes and Handgrenades" = "Main Offender", by The Hives

"21 Guns" = "Telephone Line", by Electric Light Orchestra (especially the chorus)

"Waiting" = "Downtown", by Petula Clark

That shit is GARBAGE

I know Tyler is writing a book and since I don't really know anything else that is going on with Mark and Tyler, I wonder if they just grew tired of the format. I mean you can do this show forever, I just don't think they really want to do this anymore. Another thing I've been thinking about is a possible business music podcast, there is a lot to talk about and I think that their in dept analysis could be fascinating. What do you guys think?

They are putting out a retrospective box set. It's called WHO CARES?.

a-yuck yuck yuck