I am a big Green Day fan and I'm in the idiot club. and on the site i read that they're coming out with a new album sometime in 2007.
2006-11-26 05:27:09
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answered by !DookDook! ♥ 6
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im not so sure....keep checking out GDA (green day authority) & it helps if ur in the IDIOT ClUB. ive hear that The Network ( who may actually be greenday) will be comming out w/ a new CD next fall & i'll give the name of it & info i a few mins....
4 mins later...sorry it's alot to read:
Cigarettes and Valentines was supposed to be the next studio album from punk rock band Green Day following 2002's Shenanigans. The
album was nearly finished when the master tracks for the album were
stolen from the studio. Instead of re-recording the album, the band
decided to start from scratch which lead to the creation of American
Idiot. Billie Joe Armstrong said the album's material was "good
stuff, solid stuff" but believed it wouldn't have sold as many
copies as American Idiot did, as well as claiming the album
wasn't "Maximum Green Day". The band's producer, Rob Cavallo,
however, did not take as positive an attitude, as he told the band
he thought the album was mediocre at best. Armstrong believes that
theft of the master tracks however was a "blessing in disguise".
Earlier demos of the album's material do exist. With the touring of
American Idiot finally over, there are rumours of rerecording the
project. With the band in the studio recording a follow-up - the
future of the album remains to be seen. Billie Joe said
that "Cigarettes And Valentines" was similar in sound to "Warning:",
which happened to be their worst-selling album (excluding the pre-
Reprise EPs and CDs). Bass player Mike Dirnt has admitted that
backups of the tapes were made, but curiously claims that 'it just
wasn't the same as the originals'. In the same interview, he stated
that he is certain that the masters will be leaked by whoever stole
them eventually, and that his only hope was that they gave it a
decent front cover.
The album has come under fire for being Green Day's alter ego, The
Network's album Money Money 2020. The band has hinted on several
occasions that the two albums are one in the same, despite never
confirming this or even admitting they are in fact The Network. In
the November 2004 issue of Spin Magazine, Dirnt joked "We could've
recorded an entire album in a day", which is precisely what occurred
during the Money Money 2020 sessions.
From a logistical standpoint, the dates between the albums are very
similar; "Cigarettes and Valentines" was recorded during the Spring
of 2003, and planned for a fall release, the same plan "Money Money
2020" used.
Another argument for the theory lies in a demo Armstrong posted on
GreenDay.com while the demoing process of Cigarettes.. . was taking
place. The untitled piece was fast and aggressive, reminiscent of
the earlier Green Day material. Upon the release of Money Money
2020, certain reputable fans noticed the demo's similarity to the
middle eight of The Network's "Spike".
2006-11-23 12:40:53
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answered by Armatage Shanks 5
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I in basic terms went on GDA a jiffy in the past and observed the video. i grew to become into leaping up and down and felt like i grew to become into going to bypass out i grew to become into so dang happy! yet nevertheless 2009 nevertheless seems extraordinarily some distance away.... besides, it particularly is cool how we've been given sa little sneek peek at one among there songs on the recent Album! eco-friendly Day ROCKS!
2016-12-29 09:33:40
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answered by Anonymous
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Fall '07
2006-11-23 10:05:03
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answered by Y.E.P. 1
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Im a real green day fan too and i think they will
2006-11-23 10:04:53
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answered by Emily J 1
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hehe that what i am wondering i check there web site for any info about a album coming out but no word
2006-11-23 10:04:26
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answered by Party Girl 4
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im not sure when, but i think it's called "idiot supreme"
i dunno for sure though
2006-11-23 10:16:51
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answered by Anonymous
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