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< BACK TO Fresh Intelligence Green Day Following Love's Lead?
Hiring Perry would be a major departure for the NorCal punk threesome, which has worked with producer Rob Cavallo since he signed the band to Reprise Records and produced four of its records—from 1994's Dookie to 2004's quadruple platinum rock opera American Idiot (including the Cavallo-produced Grammy winning song "Boulevard of Broken Dreams"). As the rumor goes, though, Green Day frontman Billy Joe Armstrong was blown away by Perry's work on Love's new release. A spokesperson for Green Day says the band is in the studio writing the record and hasn't settled on a producer, stopping just short of flatly denying the possibility of a Perry-produced Green Day record but dismissing claims that it's a done deal. "As far as I know Linda is not producing their new record," the spokesperson tells Radar. Photo: Getty Images Err... has the San Andreas fault suddenly moved Berkeley south? Last time I checked the SF area was in northern California, so unless there has been a tectonic shift that moved Green Day down the coast you might want to edit the copy to label them a NoCal punk threesome. Posted by: qube68 on June 6, 2007 9:09 PM Oh, fine, mapist. Changed. Posted by: Tgray on June 7, 2007 8:09 AM Advertisement |
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