Green Day albums (7)
1,039/Smoothed Out Slappy Hours by Green Day (1991)
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Written by Francfurter (1)
It's 1992. The Seattle grunge movement is in full swing, George Bush, Sr., is leaving office, the East Bay punk scene is burgeoning, and a group of 20-year-olds who like pot and playing punk rock have released their second full-length album. Think of it this way: you know Dookie? American Idiot? 21st Century Breakdown? Well, Kerplunk is the album that started all of that; without it, we probably never would have heard that famous, acid-inspired bass line on... [read the rest]
Written by VampxxxGD (1)
This album is a must-have for all teens out there. This was punk trio Green Day’s third record, and it was the album that brought them forward and sent them to the big time. And how was it that Dookie did this? Well, frankly, with songs of boredom, anger, and, err, masturbation. Whether it was the band’s confused view of the world, or front man Billie Joe Armstrong’s trouble with girls, everyone can somehow relate to it. The insanity that is now Green Day first began in... [read the rest]
American Idiot by Green Day (2004)
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