He hit so hard...

So I'm going to make a list of some of the songs I want so I don't forget any...
Anyone who could be reading this, feel free to make suggestions. I <3 new music.

Armor for Sleep
Willamsburg
Kind of Perfect
Raindrops
End of the World
Basement Ghost Singing
The Truth about Heaven
Smile for the Camreas
Avenged Sevenfold
A Little Piece of Heaven
Burn it Down
Seize the Day
Scream
Critial Acclaim
Almost Easy
To End the Rapture
The Art of Subconcious Mind
Warmness on the Soul
An Epic of Time Wasted
Lips of Deceit
Eternal Rest
Dear God
From First to Last
Failure by Desinger Jeans
Paramore
All We Know
Pressure
Emergency
Brighter
Here We Go Again
Let this go
Conspiracy
Franklin
My Heart
Oh Star
Decode
I Caught Myself
The Matches
Maggots
Papercut Skin
Dog-eared Page
Godsmack
Awake
I Hate Sally
Hannah, Hannah
Brokencyde
Bree bree
Sex Toyz
Sorry I am
Freaxxx
Schitzophrenic
True Love
2 Drunk 2 Drive
Kiss
Detroit Rock City

& obviously more but I can't think anymore. Now off to read the fourth Twilight book.... =|
 

Fuck it, I'm gonna update this damned journal. Why, I am not aware of. Just feel like it. Finally got a Green Day layout, which the wonderful & talented urmycowboy320 made. I wonder how the hell'd she do it. It's so confusing. Honestly, I've really got nothing else to say... Expect that I'm gonna see Green Day for the second time. My daddy bought tickets. I didn't even have to ask him this time. He's been hooked on them ever since the last concert. He actually stole my American Idiot that night. So now I'm gonna see them again. Shitty Jimmy Eat World will be there. But I s'ppose that's not as bad as Sugarcult & New Found Glory, though. & I still don't see why a band as great as Green Day is coming to Barrie. They're too good for this little shit town. Later I'm gonna upload some GD videos on yousendit, even though I don't think (nor care) if anybody reads this. If they do, they must have no lives.

So here's the live review I promised. It's fromthe magazine Blender & yeah... There are pictures it on greendayconcerts.com. &I'm now going to bed.G'night.

"Idiotic!

    Bunny costumes, Super Soakers &guy-guy kisses: Happy Halloween from pop-punk’s elder statesmen

Green Day

Patriot Center, Fairway, VA

October 31, 2004 ****

WRITING A PUNK ROCK OPERA – Like recording a duets album or baring your breast at the Super Bowl – is usually a sign of career desperation. But, after 15 years & seven albums, not very much is usual about Green Day. For example, it should be safe to expect their concerts to be packed with nostalgic Gen Xers. But the girl sitting next to Blender who hisses “Tsk, kids today!” is barely 22 herself!

       Tonight, the Patriot Center is jammed with screaming teens who were in kindergarten when Green Day broke it big with Dookie in 1994.A gaggle of gawky girls who look more suited to LiveJournals than live shows nearly burst out of their Simple Plan T-shirts & pleather studded belts with excitement.

       And why not? Even though singer-guitarist Billie Joe Armstrong, bassist Mike Dirnt &drummer Tré Cool are all dads on the far side of 30, they’ve always prided themselves on being juvenile – their first hit, “Longview,” which tonight receives the loudest roar, is about whacking off to bad cable TV. And while their chart-topping new album, American Idiot, is a rock opera, it chronicles the same shiftless suburban lives as always, only with a newfound wisdom & ambition.

        Any fears that Green Day have lost their spunk vanish quickly. As “Y.M.C.A.” blares, an unidentified man in a pink bunny suit emerges to pump up the crowd. Armstrong is wearing a George W. Bush mask & a red devil’s tail. Tré Cool is done up like Benji Madden from Good Charlotte. Dirnt is still the coolest man in rock & therefore does not wear a costume.

        The first three songs are the first three from the new record, & while they’re plenty political, they’re also dizzyingly catchy, & the crowd sings every word. While Green Day may be punks, they’re also rock-star vets: Their songs don’t simply end – they’re linked with extended jams, jokes & audience call-&-response games. During a cover of Operation Ivy’s “Knowledge” three fans are pulled onstage. The diminutive Armstrong blows kisses, mimes masturbation & kisses a male fan on the lips. And that’s all before bringing out the Super Soaker for “Brainstew.”

         Two hours later, Green Day finish strong with the haunting new fan-favorite “Boulevard of Broken Dreams” & a straight-faced, surprisingly moving cover Queen’s “We Are the Champions.” Before a closing solo of “Good Riddance (Time of Your Life),” Armstrong finally sounds like a dad when he tells the audience to vote: “Don’t let these old motherfuckers determine your future!” Fifteen years in & no need for a recount – Green Day are still one of the best live shows in rock."