u/CobraDai

I dont't think we've seen Billie Joe with black hair since middle of 2023? Before The American Dream Is Killing Me was releaded anyway.

Usually his blonde hair lhases don't last that long before he changes it but he's coming up 3 yesrs now and made it his seemingly permanent image.

For the most part I don't think Pinhead Gunpowder sound like Green Day but there's a few songs with a heavier Billie Joe influence that sound like Green Day songs.

I think Scum Of The Earth is VERY Green Day and if I had to chose another it'd be Anniversary Song.

Sum 41 were at the height of their careers in the middle of a string of hit singles.

They release What We're All About as a single for biggest movie of the year Spider-Man with a soundtrack featuring massive hit single Hero by Chad Kroeger feat Joey Scott.

The question is:

Why did What We're All About fail as a single and didn't become one of their biggest hits or a lasting hit like Hero?

I was just watching the Juno awards performance again and what a whimper to go out on.

They did a hugely triumphant final show in Toronto to a huge crowd and then they go and play an awards show and the broadcast cuts off before the ending.

I think they made the wrong call making Juno their final performance, should've been Toronto.

Seriously did they not have the rights to use Knowledge in this movie? Did someone in Operation Ivy camp deny them the right to use it in the movie?

To me the OBVIOUS conclusion should have been Billie Joe forms the band onstage like he used to in the Warning/American Idiot days, pulling up 3 kids from the crowd on guitar, bass and drums to perform Knowledge.

But instead we get 1 of them brought onstage to play guitar for...Know Your Enemy? They bring a fan up for that song every show yes but never for guitar.

It feels to me the obvious ending was in place but because they couldn't get the right to Knowledge they had to compromise/reshoot and edit the plot around to make it work.

I forgot the soundtrack album tracklist prior to watching the movie and I was very surprised it DIDN'T have Holiday and Welcome To Paradise in it.

I thought Holiday would have been an obvious driving song in reference to the music video and I thought Welcome To Paradise would've been an obvious choice somewhere in the hotel scene.

Near the start of the movie there's a scene where the brother goes "Dad used to play us this song all the time" or something and plays The Zombies - This Will Be Our Year

Part of me was expecting to hear that song again later in the film with some kind of pay off, it becomes the song they sing together on the curb or something and leads into the credits but there was no pay off for it

Not every set up needs a pay off but I expected to hear this song again in some form

I was listening to The Boys Of Dungeon Lane again and am still surprised how ROCKING it is for several of the songs, definitely one of his more rock albums.

My question is, what is Paul's most mellow album?

I recall Flowers In The Dirt and Chaos & Creation being pretty mellow.

The Darkness are very tongue in cheek but when they take themselves seriously they do it amazingly.

What is the most serious song by The Darkness?

What is the overall most serious album by The Darkness?

The official lyrics say its:

"Get your hands off of my woman, motherfucker"

But what I hear everytime I listen to it is:

"Get your hands off my mower my motherfucker"

I was watching a 2001 movie last night and thought it was a 1990s movie until I checked the year afterwards.

Then when I watch 2005's Batman Begins it feels nothing like a 1990s movie, the aesthetic and vibe of the 1990s is offiically gone by then.

Around when do you think movies stopped looking like 1990s movies and start looking like 2000s movies?

I just looked and Wembley arena is listed as "low availability" so that's a good sign.

I've been listening to Temper Temper alot lately and today I went back to Fever and it stunned me how these albums don't sound that different in style to eachother.

Fever title track literally sounds like a Temper Temper song to me for example. Please and Pain is another example, if that came up on shuffle and I was forced to guess I'd say it was a TT song.

Anyone else think these albums are more similar than we care to admit?

I like them both by the way.

Goldmember made it pretty hard to do a sequel but the recent commercial they did with Dr Evil showed everything back to normal, Dr Evil is evil again, Scott is back to normal etc

Commercial may not be canon but I like to think if they make a 4th movie it'll return to normal instead of making Scott the evil one etc

How do you think they'll undo the ending of Goldmember? Time travel? He got bored so went back to being evil? Scott's hair grew back so he wasn't cut out for it?

Seeing as the 72 Seasons era is over, which songs do you think will appear on future setlists? And which do you think we'll never hear live again?

So with Death Magnetic the survivng songs are:

The Day That Never Comes and Cyanide

And with Hardwired the surviving songs are:

Hardwired and Moth Into Flame

I predict the surviving songs from 72 Seasons will be:

72 Seasons and Lux AEterna