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Subject: You're right Author: RGC [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 19:23:46 08/27/05 Sat In reply to: Oui 's message, "Politics" on 01:52:24 08/21/05 Sun I was thinking about his interview in the Advocate years ago. He seemed to have a gay-rights agenda going on. In the interview he came off as trying to make some sort of liberal "political" statement - or - like he was angry with certain people who don't have the same views on homosexuality. Gay rights IS a political thing. I probably read more into it than I should have. You're right though - Green Day isn't like some other bands. I just realized I have the DVD "Riding in Vans With Boys." I don't know how I got a copy and I didn't realize Green Day was in there. My friend and I know the tour manager featured on the DVD. Maybe that's why I bought it. It was a really funny documentary about a band from San Diego called Kut U Up who got the chance to open for Blink 182 and Green Day in 2002. It was funny to see all the homoerotic male bonding that takes place on the road. >This is the first recording where they were political >at all. > >> >>I LOVE their new CD. They are, however, one of those >>overly political bands that like to alienate certain >>listeners. I voted for Bush, so apparently I'm a >>misinformed American Idiot. >> >> >>>Ooops! Sorry! Does anyone have info on ---- Billie! [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]