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“As a teenager, you're generally pretty horny - and we're incredibly sexy.”
— Tré Cool on how Green Day still appeal to young fans (laut.de, 2009)
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“As a teenager, you're generally pretty horny - and we're incredibly sexy.”
— Tré Cool on how Green Day still appeal to young fans (laut.de, 2009)
VIDEO PREMIERE: VENOM PRISON - "DEVA'S ENEMY / ASURA'S REALM"
Laut.de
“Venom Prison comments on "Deva's Enemy / Asura's Realm" like this: " This song is about the distribution of wealth in our society, the shift of right wing politics all over the world, police brutality and exploitation and was written around the time the Refugee crisis in Europe was becoming very present. We're driving back to the UK after playing some shows in Germany and at the border controls in Calais we could see young people climbing fences, running across the road, trying to jump onto the back of a lorry A person fell off the lorry right in front of us and was almost hit by another vehicle. It was horrid to see. It's our responsibility to ensure the wellbeing of vulnerable people, it's not a crime wanting to find a better life for yourself and your loved ones. It's a human right."
Watch full video now:
https://www.laut.de/News/Metalsplitter-Festivalsommer-in-Gefahr-08-04-2020-16892/Seite-1?fbclid=IwAR3m82Q2OtzoF3j4RZwn1Sxb1WhP1VP-aLQftLjBGiTP3fsMs8atkOCQ80s
Olly Alexander wearing Hysteria “Mia” socks at the Palladium gig in Cologne (February 6, 2019).
“If there's one band I hate, it's fucking Slipknot with their ridiculous masks. My God, I can hardly contain myself... a nine-person pile of shit.”
— Billie Joe Armstrong (laut.de, 2009)
“Jakob thinks Green Day is OK, or at least he says so in front of me... he probably complains behind my back about the lame sh*t his dad does, but I guess I just have to live with that. He also pointed me to a few things he likes to listen to – The Kooks and Vampire Weekend. Not bad even though I don't know most of the stuff very well. And he's in a band himself.”
— Billie Joe Armstrong (laut.de, 2009)
“I think it's the energy... and we all still have hair.”
— Billie Joe Armstrong on how Green Day still appeal to young fans (laut.de, 2009)
“Well, either it's musical haters who want to see Green Day or Green Day haters who want to see the musical. Either way, everyone wins.”
— Tré Cool on the audience of the American Idiot musical (laut.de, 2009)
“Christian and Gloria are trying to find each other. They're stories inspired by personal experiences against the backdrop of the f*cked-up America of the late Bush era, in which everyone is trying to pull something tangible out of the chaos and fight against internal and external enemies. I think it's important to find a truth for yourself when you're constantly bombarded with all these images, fears and crises. What is a real crisis? And what is just a hyped media crisis? That's what the whole album is about – the search for the truth. Or rather the search for something you can believe in.”
— Billie Joe Armstrong (laut.de, 2009)