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Related, yes, in that he has recorded and performed with them as a guest and touring musician, but he's not listed anywhere as an official member of the band. I assume you're posting here because I removed {{Green Day}} from the bottom of the article. However, merely being associated with the band doesn't mean that the band's navigation template should go at the bottom of this article. As you can see, Freese has played or worked with well over 30 different acts. It wouldn't make sense to put any of these acts' navigation templates on the article either, as again, he's not really a member and has only a secondary association with them. Jason White is a bit different, as his primary notability comes from his work with Green Day. --IllaZilla (talk) 21:56, 20 January 2010 (UTC)[reply]
