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thrillhouse
 Post subject: green day - dookie
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thinking about this record for some reason
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I loved in 8th grade when it came out. But eventually it fell victim to cd baseball in the 10th grade.

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I tried to find somebody of that sort that I could like that nobody else did - because everybody would adopt his group, and his group would be _it_; someone weird like Captain Beefheart. It's no different now - people trying to outdo ! each other in extremes. There are people who like X, and there are people who say X are wimps; they like Black Flag.

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dookie + weezer's blue album = my 7th grade support group

i will defend "dookie" if need be.
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Still like Dookie.

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it's BLAHkie, people.
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Hated it at the time, but loved their last one.

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it's BLAHkie, people.

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never owned it and was definetely dismissive of it at the time but SHIT, there are some great singles that have held up on it.

I'd probably classify it as "underrated" I'm perplexed as to why people hate Green Day.

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I'd probably classify it as "underrated" I'm perplexed as to why people hate Green Day.


Looking at it scientifically, I'd venture that his faking of a british accent gets some people. It should get me, but dammit that Idiot album just has too much of the Stuff on it to reject.

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never owned it and was definetely dismissive of it at the time but SHIT, there are some great singles that have held up on it.

I'd probably classify it as "underrated" I'm perplexed as to why people hate Green Day.


I've heard other Green Day albums but I've never felt the need to own any others except this one. Lots of great singles.

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thrillhouse Wrote:
thinking about this record for some reason


and yet, thrillhouse...they just keep going.
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Cap'n Squirrgle Wrote:
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I'd probably classify it as "underrated" I'm perplexed as to why people hate Green Day.


Looking at it scientifically, I'd venture that his faking of a british accent gets some people. It should get me, but dammit that Idiot album just has too much of the Stuff on it to reject.


Yeah. His guitar tone is great and I've always really like the way the bassist sounds/is mixed.

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They make the best flavor of Pop Punk around, for sure. I think maybe he doesn't realize, though, that you don't haaave to pronounce everything like Johnny Rotten.

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I don't like them because it sounds like they took the Ramones and removed all the balls from it. Also it seems like they take themselves seriously.

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ayah Wrote:
thrillhouse Wrote:
thinking about this record for some reason


and yet, thrillhouse...they just keep going.

I'm thinking the different pronunciation between Dookie and Blahblah made the parody a tad too subtle. Or not funny at all.

So, weirdly enough, it turned into a discussion about music. Who'da thunk?
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Radcliffe Wrote:
ayah Wrote:
thrillhouse Wrote:
thinking about this record for some reason


and yet, thrillhouse...they just keep going.

I'm thinking the different pronunciation between Dookie and Blahblah made the parody a tad too subtle. Or not funny at all.

So, weirdly enough, it turned into a discussion about music. Who'da thunk?


Sometimes competence sneaks up on us, dispite our best efforts.

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Or we grew tired of being cute about duuuke.

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Or we grew tired of being cute about duuuke.


Yeah, I just scrolled back to page two... what the fuck were you amature Gallager's thinking? Jesus h.

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Radcliffe Wrote:
ayah Wrote:
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thinking about this record for some reason


and yet, thrillhouse...they just keep going.

I'm thinking the different pronunciation between Dookie and Blahblah made the parody a tad too subtle. Or not funny at all.

So, weirdly enough, it turned into a discussion about music. Who'da thunk?


It got lost in pronunciation. When I say 'dookie' it sounds like 'cookie', not 'dukey'

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Cap'n Squirrgle Wrote:
They make the best flavor of Pop Punk around, for sure. I think maybe he doesn't realize, though, that you don't haaave to pronounce everything like Johnny Rotten.


Yeah, his inflection can be really annoying though to be honest, J. Rotten's is worse. But I guess that may have something to do with my complete hatred of the Sex Pistols and PiL.

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Yail Bloor Wrote:
Cap'n Squirrgle Wrote:
They make the best flavor of Pop Punk around, for sure. I think maybe he doesn't realize, though, that you don't haaave to pronounce everything like Johnny Rotten.


Yeah, his inflection can be really annoying though to be honest, J. Rotten's is worse. But I guess that may have something to do with my complete hatred of the Sex Pistols and PiL.


It's a rare, rare situation when some asshole sneers at me and makes every sentence exxxtra snotty, and I somehow like the treatment.

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