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Brysen Rodriguez

Frank Portman wrote King Dork, My favorite book ever, glad to know he's got a decent band outside of Ray Bradbury's Love Camel and We Have Eaten All The Cake

Chris Nelvin

This is 90's as hell.

hank jaspion Williams

Same opinion ,ildeesonesto,great fucking band !!!

snytrain1

Dude I seen them live Detroit MI in the late 90's not new at all!!!

Chris Levesque

this is a newer band that has alot of the old sound tho... youtube.com/watch?v=id1stBU9uhk

kevin santee

The have now...

Josiah Huskins

NFG are really more hardcore influenced, but that's splitting hairs.

Jamesy ツ

I like Sum 41 but I wouldn't consider them 'true punk'.... None of the bands now a days are true punk.... You're forgetting Greenday, Blink, Patent Pending, BFS, Offspring.... It may sound weird but I like to listen to this 'false punk' More...

Chris Levesque

Avril, NFG, Simple Plan, Sum 41 and Good Charlotte...not one of those bands should ever be labelled punk...punk influenced rock bands at best...

jamie mcclymont

lol blink 182 did not fade off the face of the planet...

butterstix24

Lol, no worries. The convo was kind of long and hard to follow.

thatcanadianpunk

ohhhhh.... I was talking about when it first came out lol... That's why I said when it first came out....

butterstix24

That's why I said 2003...

thatcanadianpunk

Warning was released in 2000 and Simple Plan and avril lavigne's debut albums didn't come out until 2002.Take off Your Pants and Jacket, the album which first date is featured on was released in 2001. None of those videos were even out yet.

butterstix24

Warning made just enough to keep them in the business and was controversial for the radical change in sound. It won awards, but they also lost a lot of fans to it. Still, it reached nowhere near the sales that AI did. Green Day really was struggling for success then. Simple Plan and Blink type pop punk was a lot more popular, especially when it came to music videos. For every single time they played the video to "Minority ", they would've played "Skater Boi" or "First Date" six to eight times.

thatcanadianpunk

I used to hear tracks from the album warning on the radio all the time when it first came out so I don't believe that is true....

kevin santee

i see what you mean. idk i can understand why so many punk people hate them but oh well punk or not i love them and i love this as well.

J o n a t h a n

I got this album on vinyl seen these live in Newport south wales T J's i can't remember what year think it was 1996 or was it 1994 lol

butterstix24

That's why I said before American Idiot came out. AI came out in 2004, but before that, no one even cared about Green Day. It was all about Avril, Blink, Simple Plan, etc. The only other time people knew about them after Dookie was when they had that hit Good Riddance (Time of Your Life) which was popular back in 1997. I know GD is currently everyone's "go to" hate band, but they were so unpopular before American Idiot that they even considered breaking up during that time.

kevin santee

american idiot sold more than all of those bands what are you talking about they faded off the face of the planet

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