"With that in mind, the bands glam-rock experimenting begins to make more sense, particularly on songs such as 21 Guns. With enough vocal harmonies to conjure images of Queen, it is actually the songs central melody that strikes pure glam gold, recalling the 1972 hit All the Young Dudes (written by David Bowie for Mott the Hoople)."
It has been, of course, splendidly ironic that the work of two of the greatest progenitors of punk, Mr. Pop and Mr. Reed, has Mr. Bowie's fingerprints all over it. Not exactly three chords and the truth, but like the good ol' American hot dog, containing some added ingredients.
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the way he sings the chorus sounds similar to how the some of the chorus in atyd is sang, but i don't think it's intentional, but this is like the only green day song i've ever liked, so it would explain a lot
not nearly as bad as killers - mr. brightside rip off of queen bitch
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