llie Joe Armstrong: My name is George W. Bush, [audience boos] Actually my name is Asshole.

e Cool: Orange mocha frappucino!

llie Joe Armstrong: I fully promote and love watching Tre be the greatest rock drummer in the world. e Cool: [in a separate room] I concur.

e Cool: [smoking a bong] I don't want you to get the wrong idea. I mean, not all liberals smoke lettuce. [Tre coughs and falls over]

e Cool: No man can eat 50 eggs!

e Cool: Tre Cool plays the drums in Green Day. And he snorts [sniffing]... donut sprinkles. And, that's, ah, a sweet drain.

e Cool: This is a place of worship! A place of rock! ke Dirnt: What kind of place is this? e Cool: This is a holy place! ke Dirnt: Why are there no clouds in the sky? e Cool: Because God wants to watch his favorite band again!

e Cool: [singing] Roll, roll, roll a joint, twist it at the ends. Light it up, and take a puff, and pass it to your friends.

e Cool: [putting on make-up] I'M SO BEAUTIFUL! FUCK!

e Cool: [imitating a superhero cartoon] Rock and roll outfits... commence! ke Dirnt: Form of a super group!

e Cool: Not All Liberals Smoke Lettuce!

ke Dirnt: Why are there no clouds in the sky? e Cool: 'Cause God Wants to see his favorite band play again!

e Cool: I Look So Beautiful - FUCK!

e Cool: Tré Cool is the drummer of Green Day. And he likes to snort doughnut sprinkles.

llie Joe Armstrong: I fully love and promote watching Tre be the best drummer in rock. e Cool: [In another interview] I concur.

llie Joe Armstrong: Fuck the dog - The dog's dead. People are freaking out!

llie Joe Armstrong: To do something that you feel in your heart that's great, you need to make a lot of mistakes. Anything that's successful is a series of mistakes.

llie Joe Armstrong: [Looking at photographs of the band] Hmm... Dirty... That's hot... This is my favorite...!

ke Dirnt: [Pretending to sob] Wait! They don't love you like I love you! Wait! They don't love you like I love you! Wait! Wait! [Cries some more]

llie Joe Armstrong: Every single line that you write, you hang on every single word and you hang on every single moment. And for 'Jesus of Suburbia' when people are singing it back to you, they're not just reflecting what you've... the things about the song that you're wrapped up in, but also what their lives are wrapped up in, too. It's too much of an emotional moment... it's, it's one of the most emotional moments in a song I've ever written. And that's the only way you can look at a song like that. It's like you can't sit here and look at it and say, 'Oh, this is a catchy number.' 'This is... oh, God, I'd love to dance to this song.' For a song like 'Jesus of Suburbia' there's too much emotion at stake to just simply say it like that. You don't even have to say you *love* that song. I don't even think that's a way to describe it. It's not about... it's, it's about, it's about all the emotional baggage that you, you come with and that you are, are just... you finally have an outlet for. That's what 'Jesus of Suburbia' is to me and when it's reflected back at you by 65,000 people, it's um... I don't konw, it's a feeling you can't even describe.

e Cool: 'American Idiot' was sort of a whole new, 'Let's take on the planet,' sort of vibe. You should do it at least once in your lifetime.

llie Joe Armstrong: As soon as we wrote [the song] 'American Idiot' we kind of looked at each other like, 'This is... this is better.' We set that bar and then we sort of looked at ourselves like, 'Okay, now we have a mountain to climb.'

llie Joe Armstrong: This song is dedicated to everybody who took the train to get here tonight, alright? This song's called 'Jesus of Suburbia.'

llie Joe Armstrong: And this next song is a big 'Fuck you!' to all the politicians. This song's called 'HOLIDAY' This song is not anti-American, it's anti-WAR!

llie Joe Armstrong: It's like a big gallery of someone else's nightmare.

llie Joe Armstrong: We've been a band now... we've been a band now for the last sixteen years and not only is this the best fucking tour we've ever had, but in the past two days we've played to over 130,000 people-thank you. That's the biggest we've ever had. But remember one thing: the second day is always better than the first.

muel Bayer: The best laid plans go right out the window when there's a rock concert and 65,000 people.

muel Bayer: How was that? ch Guy: It was good. muel Bayer: It wasn't great?

llie Joe Armstrong: [humping the camera] You like that Bitch? You like that?

ll Schneider: There's gonna be front tress fireworks that come off the top. llie Joe Armstrong: Good job. ke Dirnt: You did good. llie Joe Armstrong: That's good. I like it. e Cool: Good explaining. llie Joe Armstrong: That was good explaining, Bill Schneider. You're a good 'splainer.

llie Joe Armstrong: Music to me is the air that I breathe, it's the blood that pumps through my veins that keeps me alive.