The Ultimate Piece of Green Day Merch . . . a Green Day Keurig Machine?
There's a lot of PUNK Green Day memorabilia on the Internet. You can find guitar picks . . . drum sticks . . . patches . . . autographed Funko Pop! Dolls . . . "rare listening party wristbands" . . . and even a "lightly-soiled 'Dookie' shirt." (Which . . . let's not ask.)
But THIS is REALLY punk: On Tuesday, a limited edition Green Day KEURIG MACHINE will be made available. It's a normal Keurig machine, which is custom- designed for the 20th anniversary of their album, "American Idiot".
Billie Joe Armstrong says, "Our buses and back-stages have been stocked with our coffee company's first-ever signature brewer . . . [we] hope you guys love it as much as we do."
If you didn't know, Green Day launched a coffee brand in 2015 called Oakland Coffee, but it's now known as Punk Bunny Coffee . . . and some of it IS included with the Keurig brewer kit. (Here's what it looks like.)
You can purchase one of these brewer kits for $159.99 starting on Tuesday through on Keurig.com. They didn't say how many would be made available, so if you want one . . . mark your calendar.
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Beastie Boys Played One Of Their Gold Records...And It Was Barry Manilow's Piano Covers
Ad-Rock and Mike D discovered something that possibly no one else ever has in the music industry. Thanks to a marijuana-fueled idea, the pair broke open their official gold record for the 1989 album “Paul’s Boutique” and decided to play it on a turntable. What was the actual music on the disc? According to Ad-Rock, “It was somebody doing like piano versions of Barry Manilow, like ‘Feelings,” just some other s**t.” The pair told the story on the “Conan O’Brien Needs A Friend Podcast,” and Mike D added, “I’d like to think that for, you know, Barbra Streisand, Donna Summer, Barry Manilow, a real mega-star, that it was actually their record.”
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