RockBand.com

  • 09-27-2012 01:52 AM
    GreatJedi7
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by GNFfhqwhgads View Post
    Is Oh Love even popular? Outside of that damn slot machine, the only time I've been exposed to it was once when me and @Dr_Johnitor were getting in his car, and as the radio turns on, we heard 'Oh luh-ove', both nope'd, and changed it before anything else was heard.


    So yeah, once.

    I've heard it several times on the radio. Sometimes twice in the same trip, too.
  • 09-27-2012 01:55 AM
    GNFfhqwhgads
    Long as it doesn't come near the popularity of 21 Guns, I won't complain too much.
  • 09-27-2012 03:22 AM
    RockBandRocker
    American Idiot happened.

    They tried something different for them (the rock opera concept) on that album, and it worked. It's sold a ton of copies and became one of the most popular albums of '04 - '05.

    Since it worked so well for them, they rinsed and repeated for 21st Century Breakdown. That album went on to be sucessful.

    Now they're rinsing and repeating three more times for the new set. They've fallen victim to success from commercialization. It happens to most bands. It's kind of sad that Billie Joe's lyrics rage against the media and the corporate machine considering that the band has "sold out" to "the man" he's so self-righteously pissed off at.
  • 09-27-2012 03:26 AM
    GNFfhqwhgads
    How are they 'rinsing and repeating' rock opera concept albums for three albums that are none of those words?


    Well, I guess they're 'rock' and 'albums', but not 'opera' or 'concept'.
  • 09-27-2012 03:28 AM
    RockBandRocker
    What I've heard from Uno! has the same sound as 21st. I'd say that's rinsing and repeating.

    Also, isn't the whole point of the trilogy due to the band having a larger concept in mind? I might be wrong, but I believe I read that somewhere.
  • 09-27-2012 03:30 AM
    GNFfhqwhgads
    You mean Uno! sounds like the parts of 21st that pulled from Warning. They mime riffs from their forgotten albums. You can find the riffs in both concept albums.


    And no. The whole point of the trilogy is because they didn't want to do a double-album in a singles-driven market, and because there's three of them and they could do that clever tres/Tre thing for the last one.
  • 09-27-2012 04:57 AM
    Lowlander2
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by GNFfhqwhgads View Post
    they could do that clever tres/Tre thing for the last one.

    They couldn't, actually. Do you know why?
  • 09-27-2012 04:58 AM
    GNFfhqwhgads
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Lowlander2 View Post
    They couldn't, actually. Do you know why?

    Because it's not clever?
  • 09-27-2012 05:04 AM
    Lowlander2
    We have a winner!

    And Dog, what have you got against me going against Great Southern Trendkill? If you think it's awesome, whatever, but you know...
  • 09-27-2012 05:13 AM
    SheSaidSheSaid
    You got off easy. When I shockingly dared to have a difference in musical tastes with him, he said something downright vicious to me.