This album is awesome. One of the albums I listened to a lot as a preteen and as a teenager. The connection you have with this album is the same relationship that I have with the wall by Pink Floyd. I love how music can make people feel and think in a completely different way, sometimes even saving people from their own lives. I hope all is well with you now! Peace and love from NY! ❤
Thanks for watching, I'd love to know what The Wall felt like to you at the time and what it feels like now? It's one of those albums that took me a while to get it into. I find it interesting that it's also a rock opera
@@SnackersPrime the wall for me marked a huge change in my life and the loss of my childhood innocence, I had just lost my grandfather and already grew up without my mom alive or dad around, so I fell in love with the wall when I discovered it. The wall really spoke to me then and it still does today. I’ve been through serious bouts of depression and I’ve spent a lot of time staring at the tv in my bedroom like a zombie while reminiscing about my younger days. Much like with Jesus of suburbia, the main character had a very similar life to mine and I began to act just like both characters, very angry and taking it out on everyone around me. It took me a long time to realize the wall is a warning and not an instruction manual. I personally love rock operas, especially as an ex-theatre kid and current musician. The story and the music work so well together on albums like American idiot or the wall or the who’s Tommy. And that’s why I think they resonate with me so much, the story is relatable on an emotional level, while still being out there and interesting enough to warrant being told
I'm 18 years old, so I wasn't alive when American Idiot cam out. But this album and Green Day as a whole is about the most important thing in my life. I feel lucky to still be alive to share my love for the band with everyone else and see them live (which I got to do last night!) This video is awesome and I love seeing videos like this because again, its all about sharing our love for music.
You made me cry! Thank you for sharing your experience. This album meant so much to me and changed my life too when it came out. I was transported back to a lot of those memories. I never comment on RUclips but I had to let you know how much I loved this.
I'm glad it helped bring you back. It takes courage to comment and to share your feelings. I appreciate you being here! It helps me to know that people are watching and interacting with the video :) hope you're having an excellent time!
Thank you so much for watching and saying that. It means a lot. I'm trying to maintain some sort of comfort and balance in my life. It's hard but trying is all I can do 🤜
Biggest politically oriented punk rock album ever. About that time GD was the biggest band on the planet The bridge (middle eight) of Letterbomb is a peak of album, maybe like was Dookie Basket Case or Insomniac Bab's Uvula Who
I heard American Idiot when it came out. I was just starting High School. 14 years old. I bought it at Zellers. It changed my life and this video is not something I just relate to but it reminds me of a what a thought about this album for the 10th anniversary, that Billie Joe Armstrong took on the role of Pop Punk Preacher and baptized a generation of people who feel different for whatever reason. 20 years later this album is just as cathartic as it was when I was a teenager. When they performed on MTV VMA's in 2005 they played Boulevard of Broken Dreams I taped it on VHS and watched it every time along with the Bullet in the Bible DVD.
That's very beautifully put! I also watched that DVD so many times and it was surreal revisiting it all these years later. Zellers also brings back a younger time period to me lol
GUAUU me sentí identificado mientras relatabas el video, mi primer disco que ame desde que lo escuche y de alguna forma es como un soundtrack de vida, tantas personas que se vienen a la mente mientras suena, sigue adelante, buen video y muy sincero
¡Muchas gracias! ¡Me parece fascinante y acogedor que el álbum tenga una nostalgia tan fuerte y también relevancia para la gente en este momento! Tus amables palabras ayudan mucho. Espero que haya sido comprensible a pesar de tener solo subtítulos automáticos
Greetings from a fellow Jesus of Suburbia! You have a very difficult life, we all do. Hang in there and keep staying strong! I found your video to be amazing and quite thought-provoking, nya. Tre Cool is my favourite drummer and Mike Dirnt my favourite bassist, it's clear after so many years of music listening that they are the most talented. Gerard Way is my favourite vocalist and Ray Toro my favourite guitarist, in case you wondered :3 Do you have a Discord by chance? I keep up with the majority of my friends on Discord. I'd love to talk music with you if you're able to PM me a link. ~Your friendly neighbourhood Killjoy, Strange Kitten
I appreciate you watching. I love mcr as well and I'm hoping to gather up some courage and energy to do a video about The Black Parade one day. It's one of my favourites. Ray Toro had a hand in influencing my decision to pick up the guitar! Some of my playing is Frank inspired especially for one of the songs in the Denise ep I don't feel too comfortable with discord but appreciate your kind words and time regardless ❤️
This album is awesome. One of the albums I listened to a lot as a preteen and as a teenager. The connection you have with this album is the same relationship that I have with the wall by Pink Floyd. I love how music can make people feel and think in a completely different way, sometimes even saving people from their own lives. I hope all is well with you now! Peace and love from NY! ❤
Thanks for watching, I'd love to know what The Wall felt like to you at the time and what it feels like now? It's one of those albums that took me a while to get it into. I find it interesting that it's also a rock opera
@@SnackersPrime For me, it felt the same watching it for the first time in 2012 as it does today. World hasn't changed enough
@@SnackersPrime the wall for me marked a huge change in my life and the loss of my childhood innocence, I had just lost my grandfather and already grew up without my mom alive or dad around, so I fell in love with the wall when I discovered it. The wall really spoke to me then and it still does today. I’ve been through serious bouts of depression and I’ve spent a lot of time staring at the tv in my bedroom like a zombie while reminiscing about my younger days. Much like with Jesus of suburbia, the main character had a very similar life to mine and I began to act just like both characters, very angry and taking it out on everyone around me. It took me a long time to realize the wall is a warning and not an instruction manual. I personally love rock operas, especially as an ex-theatre kid and current musician. The story and the music work so well together on albums like American idiot or the wall or the who’s Tommy. And that’s why I think they resonate with me so much, the story is relatable on an emotional level, while still being out there and interesting enough to warrant being told
I'm 18 years old, so I wasn't alive when American Idiot cam out. But this album and Green Day as a whole is about the most important thing in my life. I feel lucky to still be alive to share my love for the band with everyone else and see them live (which I got to do last night!) This video is awesome and I love seeing videos like this because again, its all about sharing our love for music.
Give Me Novacaine is a masterpiece of a song
You made me cry! Thank you for sharing your experience. This album meant so much to me and changed my life too when it came out. I was transported back to a lot of those memories. I never comment on RUclips but I had to let you know how much I loved this.
I'm glad it helped bring you back. It takes courage to comment and to share your feelings. I appreciate you being here! It helps me to know that people are watching and interacting with the video :) hope you're having an excellent time!
this whole video deserves more views, it was amazing to watch.
I hope you´re doing better now
Thank you so much for watching and saying that. It means a lot. I'm trying to maintain some sort of comfort and balance in my life. It's hard but trying is all I can do 🤜
@@SnackersPrime I´m glad things are doing better now! Keep going!
Biggest politically oriented punk rock album ever. About that time GD was the biggest band on the planet
The bridge (middle eight) of Letterbomb is a peak of album, maybe like was Dookie Basket Case or Insomniac Bab's Uvula Who
I heard American Idiot when it came out. I was just starting High School. 14 years old. I bought it at Zellers. It changed my life and this video is not something I just relate to but it reminds me of a what a thought about this album for the 10th anniversary, that Billie Joe Armstrong took on the role of Pop Punk Preacher and baptized a generation of people who feel different for whatever reason. 20 years later this album is just as cathartic as it was when I was a teenager. When they performed on MTV VMA's in 2005 they played Boulevard of Broken Dreams I taped it on VHS and watched it every time along with the Bullet in the Bible DVD.
That's very beautifully put! I also watched that DVD so many times and it was surreal revisiting it all these years later. Zellers also brings back a younger time period to me lol
Great stuff man. Many of your stories and perspectives resonate with me. Much love.
Thank you for watching. I really appreciate your kind words
GUAUU me sentí identificado mientras relatabas el video, mi primer disco que ame desde que lo escuche y de alguna forma es como un soundtrack de vida, tantas personas que se vienen a la mente mientras suena, sigue adelante, buen video y muy sincero
¡Muchas gracias! ¡Me parece fascinante y acogedor que el álbum tenga una nostalgia tan fuerte y también relevancia para la gente en este momento! Tus amables palabras ayudan mucho. Espero que haya sido comprensible a pesar de tener solo subtítulos automáticos
I needed this video. I really needed this video. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful and that you are doing ok!
such a good vid!!!
Thank you!
Greetings from a fellow Jesus of Suburbia! You have a very difficult life, we all do. Hang in there and keep staying strong! I found your video to be amazing and quite thought-provoking, nya. Tre Cool is my favourite drummer and Mike Dirnt my favourite bassist, it's clear after so many years of music listening that they are the most talented. Gerard Way is my favourite vocalist and Ray Toro my favourite guitarist, in case you wondered :3
Do you have a Discord by chance? I keep up with the majority of my friends on Discord. I'd love to talk music with you if you're able to PM me a link.
~Your friendly neighbourhood Killjoy, Strange Kitten
I appreciate you watching. I love mcr as well and I'm hoping to gather up some courage and energy to do a video about The Black Parade one day. It's one of my favourites. Ray Toro had a hand in influencing my decision to pick up the guitar! Some of my playing is Frank inspired especially for one of the songs in the Denise ep
I don't feel too comfortable with discord but appreciate your kind words and time regardless ❤️
@@SnackersPrime That’s understandable, do what’s most comfortable for you! I’ll try to keep up with your videos ::3
@@StrangeKitten513 you're so sweet ❤️
Struggling 90's act? Lmao, you realize every album they did in the 90's went platinum pretty much right away right?