the first thousand times i heard that song was in rockband where i think that entire section was cut out. was a real headscratcher hearing the album version after that lmao

I think the radio edit also cuts that part out, or makes it instrumental or something.

Probably the one time a radio edit was superior to the studio version ever.

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Dude hearing that song a dozen times before hearing the domestic abuse solo must have been wild lol.

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Rock Band 2 definitely kept it in, but the radio edit I remember when I still listened to my local buttrock station years ago took it out. Radio edits are usually super lame, but this is probably the one rare exception I could think of for it being better than the album version.

Album Rating: 3.0

For me the radio edit just took out that bad words

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Imagine having to do that part live as a 50 year old man lmao

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That's when I just put the track on and go sip some water. Just come back out when it's my OH WAH AH AH AH time.

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Looks like David wants to have a little chat with Billie from Green Day about the whole Israeli vs Palestinian/Hamas spiel. Well hopefully it's civil I guess.

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--Imagine having to do that part live as a 50 year old man lmao--

That part was shit the day the album released.

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I just heard the jazz version of Down With the Sickness in the movie Dawn of the Dead and it was hilarious.

the riff in stupify is fuckin nasty

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Yeah, that one is pretty sweet

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That riff in the title track is a classic tbh

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Plates on your ass bitch