Green Day 1995-2000 - The Rise Before American Idiot

Explore the underrated and often overlooked era of Green Day's career from 1995-2000. This in-depth video reviews the albums Insomniac, Nimrod, and Warning, analyzing the band's evolution, artistic growth, and struggle to find their sound after Dookie's massive success.
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[@AduderReviews]

Insomniac will always be my fave Green Day album.

[@user-zl2ny8uj7q]

You cannot argue with Dookie, I love Insomniac but Nimrod (1997) placed my soul on a particular Orbit that I specifically travelled from the UK to the studio where it was recorded, Cornway Studio in LA and I took a picture of me outside the studio.
When Green Day was touring Nimrod in 1998 they played in my home town Sao Paulo I still remember Tre Cool always wearing a Nimrod T shirt. One of the best times of my life.
By the way there is a documentary on RUclips about Nimrod with the band in the studio mixing the album.

[@billmcandrew9210]

Insomniac always

[@northwestrain2399]

I wonder if Green Day would have blown up in the same way if they put out “Insomniac” first

[@TrippleNineSIXBandOfficial]

Probably not

[@makeyourself1988]

Difficult to say because without Dookie, there wouldn’t be Insomniac! 🤔

[@Ottophil]

86 was about how dookie made them “sell outs” in their punk community. That song wouldnt have existed on the first record regardless of what it was called

[@nevikcam6057]

That's a good question

[@Ottophil]

I played with the band during this era. Only half a song. But still