Talks about the music of Green Day, especially the literal analysis of the lyrics of their 2 songs- American Idiot and Jesus of Suburbia.
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Tales of Green Day
Back after filling the past 10 years with mediocre albums, Green Day's American Idiot snagged six 2004 Grammy nominations, and won a 2004 Grammy for Best Rock Album. Some people call their music "punk rock", which makes me immediately thinking about the songs which are popular within the groups of wild children who appear in the streets. If their music is only expressing the craze of adolescences and has not got much meaning then …
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…himself. Our youth today are connecting with this song because they can identify with many parts of Jesus of Suburbia. Really after hearing Green Day's songs, I myself become a fan of them. It is loveable how they expressed themselves and their views on certain issues. They represent the passion and boldness of today's youth and their songs are also musically adorable. Hope they keep up their great work and best wishes to their future.
…himself. Our youth today are connecting with this song because they can identify with many parts of Jesus of Suburbia. Really after hearing Green Day's songs, I myself become a fan of them. It is loveable how they expressed themselves and their views on certain issues. They represent the passion and boldness of today's youth and their songs are also musically adorable. Hope they keep up their great work and best wishes to their future.
