List of 50 American Rock Bands of All Time from in Gibson.com


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Gibson.com is counting down the top 50 American bands on their website. They posted bands 41-50 today and Green Day has come in at number 50.

Other bands of note in the 41-50 range include The Strokes, Alice Cooper, Cheap Trick, and Kings of Leon.
 
Green Day are an American band who make ambitious music out of, well, questioning America. The music of their 2004 album, American Idiot, expresses the fear in the U.S. the days after 9/11, as well as the band’s disillusion with the government of the era. All politically charged lyrics aside, Green Day are a rare bunch who have sold millions of albums (at 15 million, 1994’s “Dookie” is the world’s best-selling punk rock album ever), launched a Broadway musical and earned generations of punkster fans. – Anne Erickson

Gibson will continue updating a full 50 list american band until next 4 July.

You can see the list by clicking here

Source : Idiot Club Indonesia | Green Day Authority

Vote your's favorite Green day Album in VIRGIN RADIO Italy


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Vote for your favorite Green Day album at Virgin Radio Italy: HERE, in there is eight album :

1). 39/Smooth (1990)
2). Kerplunk! (1992)
3). Dookie (1994)
4). Insomniac (1995)
5). Nimrod (1997)
6). Warning (2000)
7). American Idiot (2004)
8). 21st Century Breakdown (2009)

it's your's choice to choose :)

Billie Joe talks about Trick's Cheap "Surrender" with Guitar World



Billie Joe will be discussing the Cheap Trick song "Surrender" as a part of Guitar World's "100 Greatest Classic Rock Guitar Songs" issue, in the upcoming August edition of Guitar World Magazine.

In the past Green Day has covered "Surrender" during their live shows and combined it with The Replacement's "Bastards of Young" creating what Green Day calls their "Midwest Medley". Click here to listen it.

You can order your copy of the magazine on GuitarWorld.com by clicking here.

Source : Green Day Authority

Longview, Washington writes connection to the Green Day song



An article from a local Washington newspaper recently talked about the connection their town Longview has with Green Day. The city is famous because it shares a name with one of Green Day's most popular songs, which was released in 1994.

Billie Joe wrote about the title of the song back in February on Twitter :
“Our friend/roadie Kaz Hope, suggested we call our song Longview because the 1st time we played was in Longview Washington in spring 1992″
Green Day has been writing songs since 1992, but hadn't given it a name. Since they debuted it in Longview, WA, the name stuck.

You can read the article here, for read the meaning of the song you can go to Idiot Club Indonesia ^^

Source : Green Day Authority 
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