Hail Green Day

[random evil guy]

yes it is. never really been a fan of green day, but this is an amazing album.

 

probably the best album this year...

[kumquatq3]

eh, Nimrod was better and for pure punkish fun so was Dookie

[Child of Flame]

LOL, listening to Dookie right now. And yes, it was much better than anything they've done in the last five years. :cool:

[deganawida]

Dookie was crap (no pun intended). Their earlier stuff was truer punk.

[Child of Flame]

I liked it well enough. Ending was gosh awful funny. :D

[Lare Kikkeli]

Dookie was good, one of the only good pop-punk albums from that era. American Idiot is awful.

[KoToRfReAk]

Dookie was crap (no pun intended). Their earlier stuff was truer punk.

 

LOL

[AlanC9]

I'm with you, r.e.g., but it looks like a concept album was a bit much for some of their fans.

 

I never suspected Billie Joe wanted to be Pete Townshend.

[random evil guy]

I'm with you, r.e.g., but it looks like a concept album was a bit much for some of their fans.

 

I never suspected Billie Joe wanted to be Pete Townshend.

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i was pretty surprised by their lyrics and some of the longer and more "complicated" songs.

[Qliphoth]

While entertaining ... it is a pathetic, given their legacy of spinning off pop music (three-chord repetition does not a punk song make) suddenly to release an album with an "agenda" (questionable at that).

 

Though it's the most punk they've sounded in a long time, that still makes them even greater posers and commercial whores.

[OLD SKOOL WHEELMAN]

I like Reel Big Fish more. Alot more.

 

-OSW