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Green Day ends North American tour with Coldplay expletives

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<img src=http://www.coldplaying.com/images/greenday.jpg ALIGN="Left" HSPACE="5" VSPACE="5" >LOS ANGELES - Green Day may be 22 years old but that doesn’t mean the band has grown up. And just because they have eight studio albums, three Grammy Awards and a handful of number one hits doesn’t mean they follow the rules, either. <i>“Las Vegas! Get off your (expletive expletive)!”</i> Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong instructed just moments after he stepped onto the stage on Friday. <i>“Stand up! Stand up!”“ This is not a (expletive) slot machine, this is a (expletive) Green Day show!”</i> he yelled.

 

Some parents can be forgiven their quizzical expressions. Especially when Armstrong's adjective of choice frequently is a variation on the F-bomb, and he occasionally executes boyish exposures of flesh. He also chugged down a beer someone in the crowd gave him.

 

Tuesday's all-in performance at the Forum in Los Angeles was a mandate for the crowd to remember this show, the last of a seven-week North American jaunt. And memorable it was. And the crowd lapped it up, acquiescing to Armstrong's every demand. He told stories and often made a point of inciting communal pride. <b><i>"This is a fucking rock 'n' roll show, not a tea party,"</i></b> he admonished. <b><i>"You listen to Coldplay on your own fucking time!"</i></b>

 

It has been 15 years since the group’s mainstream break-out album, “Dookie,” hit record stores (remember how people still went to stores to buy records – OK, CDs – 15 years ago?) and 17 years since they first gained early attention with “Kerplunk.”

 

This means what was a young fan base of 15- to 25-year-old music fans in the ’90s has grown up considerably since then – or aged, at least – and is now in the 30- to 45-year-old range. This, of course, helps explain the noted abundance of 5- to 10-year-old kids in the audience on Friday whose parents seemed slightly more interested in the music than they did.

 

Read a typical Green Day f***ing review <a href=http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2009/aug/24/green-day-still-not-following-rules/ target="_blank">here</a> at the Las Vegas Sun online. Meanwhile, back to Coldplay...

 

<b>More new pictures of Coldplay at Hannover Stadium, Hannover, Germany (25th August 2009):</b>

 

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who are green day? :P

 

well... it looks like there were quite a few people behind me in hannover :stunned: :nice:

Well, I do agree with one thing BJA said..."Get off your ****! Stand up! Stand up!"

 

You don't go to concerts to sit or stand still. You can do that for free in the privacy of your room and it doesn't cost anything. It really bugs me to see people either sitting or standing still like statues at concerts. Both Coldplay concerts I've attended....the people around me seem so subdued. I was the only one screaming, singing, and dancing like a maniac.....even considering I got 6 rows from the front at the St. Louis show. The people around me were still just standing there like zombies.

 

So...I kind of laughed at the "You listen to Coldplay on your own time" comment.

 

FYI: I bought "Dookie" as soon as it was released way back in the 90's. I think I was in junior high or high school. Eek. I'm old.

I thought Green Day and Coldplay got on :shrug:

I thought Green Day and Coldplay got on :shrug:

 

Me too. :thinking:

Is someone is a little jealous? ;)

Not a big Green Day fan but well

Let the Green Day bashing begin. :rolleyes:

 

FYI: I bought "Dookie" as soon as it was released way back in the 90's. I think I was in junior high or high school. Eek. I'm old.

 

You're only as old as you feel! I got "Dookie" in middle school too. Green Day, Brandy, Nirvana...those were the days. :)

I used to be a fan of Green Day. I just don't really like their new stuff.

 

I kinda laughed at the comment about Coldplay though. :P

Lol.

 

I don't know if they get on or Chris is just a fan (god knows why? :shrug:)

 

Anyways. Coldplay needs to have a serious feud, I'm thinking.

At the Grammys as Green Day came on to present something they pointed out CP and gave them a little smile and wave.

 

They must just be very polite. :P

 

I do like Green Day, but not feeling their new album, is just American Idiot Pt. 2

They suck,can't stand em.

this makes me want to have a tea party. :wacky::toff:

 

but its nacho tea party!!get it?its a pun!!!:toff:

 

 

 

:P

but its nacho tea party!!get it?its a pun!!!:toff:

 

 

 

:P

 

it's my tea party now! :toff:

:P

 

and you forgot the sombrero part! :sombrero::toff:

cool, i really like Green Day :nice:

Naww but Green Day are my favouite band.

Without them I wouldn't be a Coldplay fan.

Billie Joe has nothing against them.

He just says shit during shows is all.

 

I'm more excited by the fact that he mentioned Coldplay at all.

I just saw Green Day the other night. I was front row and they played for nearly three hours. One of the best concerts I have ever been to. I love them as much as Coldplay.

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