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“Given my personal medical history and the side-effect profile of these jabs, my doctor has advised me not to get a shot at this time.
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I know many of my close friends and family would’ve preferred to hear this privately first - and I apologize for the public nature of my disclosure, but I don’t know how to have this conversation multiple times. Parada ,who had been in THE OFFSPRING for nearly a decade and a half, broke the news in a social media post, writing: “I’ve got some unfortunate and difficult news to share.
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TV Series: Sons of Anarchy S05 - Jax takes the gavel.THE OFFSPRING drummer Pete Parada says he was fired from the band refusing to get a COVID-19 vaccine. The Batman (2022) - Fino no-spoiler review. One of my more consistent readers and commenters, Yaykisspurr has a fascinating and informative blog about writing and pop culture that is super well-designed! Read at your own risk – of dying from laughing so hard! You go Maud!Ī hilarious and insightful blog from the aspiring SNL host Jackie. Perhaps The Offspring will surprise us someday, but I rather doubt it…Įrick is a friend and colleague and published writer who dabbles with flair in topics ranging from management to Excel tips to his own interesting family history.īooks and other stuff from a childhood friend that has hit the big time in the blogging writer’s work. So, in the Cali-Post-Punk-94Breakthrough Band Battle, I give Green Day a clear victory here. I haven’t yet purchased a copy of the latest disk that came out about a month ago, Awesome as F**k but will probably do so shortly as since it is live and as I did like Bullets on the Bible quite a lot, it is probably worthwhile. I was however very disappointed with the followup 21st Century Breakdown which sounded too derivative a copy of American Idiot for me. A true rock opera of the late Dubya era, this album is every bit as good as Dookie if more mature. However, and here is perhaps where they differ the most, Billy Joe Armstrong’s song writing suddenly became far more politicized and the music pulled together incredibly on their 2004 classic, American Idiot. I felt that Green Day’s musical output after Dookie was rather bland (another similarity to The Offspring). Both bands can be considered post-punk with Green Day being musically closer to their brethren such as Social Distortion, DKs, Chilis, and my cousin’s band who opened for them forever ago, The Muggers (or was it a different band then?). They also had a huge commercial break with Dookie in 1994 thus striking me as something I could compare. In comparison to The Offspring’s original quartet, Green Day started and has often played as a trio. I already reviewed Green Day late last year. Perhaps they were a bit too blown away by their sudden success with Smash in 1994 which remains their strongest album by a longshot. 
Much of their music sounds pretty similar and particularly in the 00’s, Conspiracy of One, Splinter and Rise and Fall, Rage and Grace were particularly disappointing.
But having tried to listen to their 8 studio albums in the car, I found myself hitting the skip button quite a lot. Taken individually, “Come Out and Play”, “Ixnay on the Hombre”, and “Pretty Fly for a White Guy” are cool singles and rather inventive in their mashups of various styles. The Offpring is a pseudo-metal/rap/mexicana band that spread several hits over the decade of the 90’s. So, featuring today are two California bands both with origins in the late 80’s and with commercial success in the 90’s: The Offspring and Green Day. So, taking a momentary pause from my Zappapost series, I felt I could garner a little more reader support by doing another vs.
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