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| + | ''Money Money 2020'' (pronounced "money, money, two-thousand twenty") is [[The Network]]'s debut studio album. |
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| − | + | The album was released on September 30, 2003 through Adeline Records. The Network is reportedly formed from members of Green Day and Devo in disguise, though both bands actively disavow any connection. This is in spite of the fact that Green Day's frontman Billie Joe Armstrong's vocal style can clearly be heard on some tracks on the album. The frontman left a message on the official Green Day messageboard saying, "I bring them to this country, I produce their album, and how do they thank me? By talking shit about my band? I've only got one thing to say: Fuck the Network. Bring it on." The album came with a DVD that featured six music videos for songs on the CD directed and produced by Roy Miles of AntiDivision |
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On November 9, 2004 the album was re-released by Reprise Records. This release did not include the DVD, but did include two additional tracks, "Teenagers from Mars" which appeared in the video game Tony Hawk's American Wasteland. The other was "Hammer Of The Gods". |
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Revision as of 22:55, 24 November 2020
Money Money 2020 (pronounced "money, money, two-thousand twenty") is The Network's debut studio album.
Background
The album was released on September 30, 2003 through Adeline Records. The Network is reportedly formed from members of Green Day and Devo in disguise, though both bands actively disavow any connection. This is in spite of the fact that Green Day's frontman Billie Joe Armstrong's vocal style can clearly be heard on some tracks on the album. The frontman left a message on the official Green Day messageboard saying, "I bring them to this country, I produce their album, and how do they thank me? By talking shit about my band? I've only got one thing to say: Fuck the Network. Bring it on." The album came with a DVD that featured six music videos for songs on the CD directed and produced by Roy Miles of AntiDivision
On November 9, 2004 the album was re-released by Reprise Records. This release did not include the DVD, but did include two additional tracks, "Teenagers from Mars" which appeared in the video game Tony Hawk's American Wasteland. The other was "Hammer Of The Gods".
Money Money 2020 is rumored to be related to the stolen Green Day album entitled Cigarettes and Valentines due to the album's release date and many other similarities. However, Billie Joe Armstrong denies this.
Tracklisting
- "Joe Robot"
- "Transistors Gone Wild"
- "Reto"
- "Supermodel Robots"
- "Money Money 2020"
- "Spike"
- "Love and Money"
- "Right Hand-a-Rama"
- "Roshambo"
- "Hungry Hungry Models"
- "Spastic Society"
- "X-Ray Hamburger"
- "Teenagers From Mars"
- "Hammer of The Gods"