Green Day - Dookie FIRST REACTION
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- I decided to check out Green Day's Classic album Dookie. Does it live up to the hype?
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Tracklist:
1. Burnout
2. Having A Blast
3. Chump
4. Longview
5. Welcome To Paradise
6. Pulling Teeth
7. Basket Case
8. She
9. Sassafras Roots
10. When I Come Around
11. Coming Clean
12. Emenius Sleepus
13. In The End
14. F.O.D.
15. All By Myself
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Thanks bestie also Brad react to the Eurovision songs please ‼️‼️‼️
Why does this feel like you read my message on Patreon and decided to add all my old school favs to your reaction rotation schedule? If that's the case, hell even if it's dumb luck, I'm excited for this video (and potential related ones in the future)
do Coal Chamber's first album sometime
“What are we some kinda Basket Case” - Billie Joe Armstrong
ohMyGOD
I think you misinterpreted Longview a little. When the chorus picks up and Billie says he bites his lip and closes his eyes, that isn't him feeling more intensely about his boredom - that's him dealing with his boredom by beating his meat
lmao
100% true, that songs about jerkin 🤭
That’s probably why he didn’t really feel the intense change up in the chorus. It’s supposed to simulate that sudden drive of energy and emotion
Anybody gonna tell him what Longview is actually about?
Damn billie ok😳
“Green Day, Dookie”
Jesus Brad, you didn’t have to insult them so early…
MY FAV BAND!!
lmao
he isnt he is just being truthful
"He bites his lip and closes hi eyes? so I guess he's more bored?"
No dude he's JERKIN ONE OUT HE'S WALKIN THE DOG HE'S CHOKIN THE CHICKEN
....he was actually referring to being on drugs u goofy
@@trollingbigot4686 Yeah? And I suppose that drugs also explains him "Going blind"??? My man he was cooming stop coping
@@XenfareSpades mans busted a big one
@@trollingbigot4686 why would "bite my lip and close my eyes" be about drugs? I've done a lot of drugs by the way lol
How can you miss it with the lyric "some say quit or I'll go blind" ?! Hell "bite my lip and close my eyes, take me away to paradise" is pretty on the nose too
Can’t believe you gave their best song the red headphones. You’ll be hearing from my lawyer
Bruh XD
Seriously. At this point Dookie is just "that album with the sesame street song on it" 😁
Your literally my comfort youtuber, I swear you’ve expanded my music taste along with surprisingly like my favorite albums ( the black parade, and three cheers for sweet revenge) I know you’ve been re reacting to albums and a re reaction to those would be amazing I wonder if you’ll still like them lmao
I recommend listening to Nimrod if you want some variety
my personal fav green day
And Warning
Nimrod is Green Day's best work imo
@@guigui-lehardi7193 💯
Warning
TODAY'S MY BIRTHDAY AND I ALWAYS WANTED THIS THANK YOU BRADLEY
Happy birthday!
Happy birthday!!
Happy Birthday
happy birthday 🎂
happy birthday dude
Am I the only one absolutely shocked that he’s never heard Longview before
He did listen to it on a song request stream but not the full song
Honestly it's shocking
Burnout - 1:35
Having A Blast - 3:18
Chump - 6:13
Longview - 9:17
Welcome To Paradise - 12:41
Pulling Teeth - 15:51
Basket Case - 17:59
She - 20:52
The Cooler She - 20:57
Sassafras Roots - 23:08
When I Come Around - 24:43
Coming Clean - 26:47
Enemius Sleepsus - 28:22
In The End - 29:23
F.O.D - 30:41
All By Myself - 31:51
Learning to play fod on guitar taught me a lot about power chords. I mean the whole albums like that. But fod has a great beat and the guitar melody is solid.
@@Trevor6714Okay buddy
@@zigge3576 thanks!
What’s with "the cooler she”?
I think there’s context you’re not really taking into account with this album.
1) the band were between the ages of 17-18 when they wrote these songs and around 19 when they recorded the album.
2) Outside of Nirvana, punk rock had never really been produced for a pop audience before this album. Pop punk existed, but this album advanced the genre light years with Beatles-like melodies and hooks for days.
3) they’re a 3-peice rock band dude. I don’t know what you’re expecting from guitar drum and bass punk music. This was as slick and produced as the genre got back then. The charm of the record is that it’s no frills power-pop. And after 3 straight years of depressive, heroin inspired grunge and sludgey alternative, this record was a shot of youthful adrenaline.
I like Brads channel but his reviews/listens like this are where you can really tell that he doesn't know what he's talking about. Not from a musical standpoint necessarily but from a genre standpoint. It's abundantly clear that he hasn't listened to much punk music at all. Allot of his criticisms are out of ignorance and not understanding what punk rock really is.
He doesn't seem to understand that you can't view all music the exact same way. Also, these dudes were like 17. I don't know what he's really expecting from a 3 piece punk rock band🤣
They were actually 21-22 when they recorded this album.
A 3 piece band can do so much more than what Green Day did and does. Also who gives a shit about what this did to music?? (that also was basically nothing because Punk and their more interesting sub-genres were still under the radar and just stuff like them or similar " polished " punk acts were in the public eye.). Maybe this WAS the " shot of youthful adrenaline " but in present time, Dookie sounds as intense as eating white bread.
@@thatsprettylunchean Do you know music theory?
@@thatsprettylunchean ahh the typical "but did can they read music doe? 🤓" argument
The most out of left field youtube notification ive EVER gotten, but hell i aint complainin
I get a chuckle everytime he says redundant knowing a later song was literally titled redundant
Ahaha same 😂
As an older sub, it's always interesting to see how a new generation reacts to a classic album. Hard to believe this album is approaching 30 years (wow). Back in the 90s, I was never really a big Green Day fan (all their songs kind of sounded the same to me) but it definitely brings back good memories of heading out on a Friday night or amping up for a session at the skate park. Would love to see some throwback reactions to Audioslave or Sublime's self titled albums.
I felt your assessment was pretty spot on (sounds kind of dated now) and looking forward to more BTiM videos (both new and old). Good or bad, your taste in music never disappoints.
Audioslave and Soundgarden! PLEASE
The Dookie 30 year anniversary album is about to come out soon now
I think that sometimes, Brad, you miss the time the albums were realesed. Some points you found bad, or corny, are just things that made sense back in the days it was recorded. You can't expect that every album or song in history would sound timeless.
He definitely is a zoomer lol
Aswell, alot of the songs like All By Myself and Longview are completely tongue and cheek. The album was very much fresh and new when it released during the 90s punk era. but hey, I am just a biased Green Day fan.
I'm pretty sure before this he reviewed The Downward Spiral (maybe I'm wrong) from the same year and that album changes a man, makes your expectations of 90s music way too high when most music didn't sound so timeless.
Yeah Zoomers are not going to completely relate, the new generation is all about rise and grind, have 5 gig jobs and try to have the money status to rent a fancy hotel room their fav influences have stayed at. Flaunting success is encouraged now.
@@xshadowscreamxit’s not a zoomer issue. Tons of zoomers relate to this album and the messages of it. It’s more of a punk or not punk thing I think. If you aren’t into punk and the more simple song structures with the “fuck you” and disillusionment attitudes then you just won’t relate to it.
4 minutes in and we get a tøp reference, he really is a stan
All jokes aside, great video as always, Brad! Keep at it, man
@Matt T. it stems from Eminem’s song Stan
@Matt T. I like clam
@Matt T. i ran
Brad: this is the biggest song on the album but I've never heard it before
Brad two seconds later: okay I've heard this
Literally laughed when I saw that part lol
Not sure about this... He articulates well and I have no problem with most of his points, but I think too much is also taken out of context for an album that changed the landscape of music significantly.
1. He's not into the style of music so it was always going to be difficult to understand. That said, I appreciate that he's honest about it.
2. Dude, this was released in 1994 - a time when record labels and industries controlled much of what bands could and should release commercially. There's going to be fillers. I think you're judging them out of the context of the time they were in. There were SO many other (Nirvana-copycat grunge) bands putting out crap after crap! They didn't have Soundcloud or RUclips where they could just release whatever they wanted to. The fact that they made it big within the old model without totally sacrificing their sound/image to fit the generic rock / pop standards at the time is a testament to their integrity.
3. Again, I appreciate his honesty on his preconceptions of Green Day. But Dookie in 1994 was what broke punk into the mainstream. MUCH of the pop music we enjoy today wouldn't be here if it wasn't for that album. That's just a fact.
I don't think it's filler. Back then, albuns were meant to be listened tonas a whole. You can't have all strong songs. Doesn't make them bad or filler, but they pace the album. Now, most people listen to songs on their own.
@@MacGuffinExMachina Oh no yeah, they don't actually purposely make "filler". It's just that the whole approach to making records was different.
" changed the landscape of music." I think that's a little excessive, bands like screeching weasel, the descendants we're doing this years before Green Day.
@@michaelcorcoran8768 Neither of those were anywhere close to being mainstream, which was the point.
Yeah I don’t think any of the songs on this album are filler. I love every song lol
I’m glad to see Brad give Green Day another chance. Maybe I’m a bit biased from seeing them live in 2017 (best concert I’ve been to so far, they put on a good show), but I don’t feel like Father of All will tarnish their older work; they’ll just need to prove themselves more for their future projects.
Ive also seen them live in 2017! they were awesome and it was one of the absolute best concerts ive ever been to. their newer stuff is shit tho
Yeah father of all isn’t even close to being the worst album ever not even the worst record or 2020. It’s my understanding that it was their last record contractually with their old label and they just said fuck it and threw a record together.
On top of that Green Day has done too much musically from Dookie to 21st Century breakdown to tarnish their legacy.
Also I saw them in 2009 I believe but not as Green Day but as Foxboro Hot Tubs.
Green Day doesn’t need to “prove themselves” anymore though lol. They can do whatever the heck they want. They have 2 major landmark career-defining albums under their belt and they’re already in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
@@digitalbritt2k No I don’t mean in terms of their legacy or anything, as I had stated their older work is still golden. I mean more of whether I’ll instantly buy an album before i listen to it or get excited for new projects. Very few bands remain great forever, and most will have a few duds in their career with it being long enough. My hope is that Green Day will be one of the few.
Honestly, I don’t hate Father of All… Its not their best… In fact its one of their worst but its not horrible.
Interesting take on Pulling Teeth IMO. I thought the slow down after the explosion of Welcome to Paradise is a good juxtaposition that lets you breathe for a second before Basket Case
Pulling Teeth is the most underrated song on Dookie I think.
Brad, I’ll watch you regardless of what you do..but MAN, you’ve been uploading EXACTLY what I want to see, this is great. So excited to watch
You’re the highlight of my week. Thank you for existing man
longview really blasted over your head with the lyrics loll
real quick fact: Mike Dirnt (bassist for Green Day) wrote the bass line for Longview while high on LSD
The album my Dad had in his CD player in his car when he picked up my Mom for her first date. My Dad and I are seeing Green Day live this summer.
That show was so good! I got to see them in Milwaukee
My lord how young are you?
I’m actually 21, which is probably a lot older than you thought.
I’m actually 21, which is probably a lot older than you thought.
They get a lot better at song writing, with Warning being the pinnacle of Billie's maturity in lyricism. I think you'd appreciate the step forward they took with Insomniac and would actually like Nimrod and Warning, as they're a little more diverse lyrically and instrumentally. Would love to see you react up to Warning. IMO American Idiot is when they basically started a career as a new band. A lot of people love it, but that's where they started to lose me.
Inosmniac is my personal favourite. Nimrod and Warning are also very great albums.
I think that’s the point where they transitioned from a punk rock/pop punk band to a pop punk/punk rock band. With 21CB being their full transition to pop punk
This^^^^^^^ Green day is my favourite band and I 100% agree
Insomniac is my favourite but the songs in it probably sound more samey, and for someone who isn't a fan of the genre it'll probably fall flat
@@hrotha Yeah Insomniac is pretty straightforward
Coming clean is about him coming out with his interest in men and his struggles with it. The song may have similar chords to the rest of the songs but the lyrics by no means have any similarity to the rest of the songs.
But I still love your videos lmfao
My personal take on Green Day has always been that Dookie, Insomniac, and Nimrod are their golden age where they sound more sonically professional and gradually evolve their sound more from album to album, then Warning is a sort-of outlier in that it's not so big or talked about but its still a solid work and has some of my favorite tracks from them, then American Idiot is a solid album that unfortunately got them hooked on a very specific radio friendly formula that stunted any sort of growth from that point. I feel like it's hard to say they "sold out" when they signed and made Dookie because at least at that point they were still allowing themselves to grow artistically but after American Idiot...yeah. Like I can only imagine how much better they'd be if they had let the art and themselves naturally evolve out of the punk roots and aesthetic instead of going perpetual midlife crisis with it but hey at least they're making bank I guess.
The first two are okay if you like the vibe Dookie goes for but I prefer where they go from that sound.
A FUCKING MEN!!!! I’ve seen Them 17 times live since I was 10 and I’m 39 tomorrow. and I would say everything from Keeplunk to Nimrod had albums with 0 bad songs. I like their newer shit (Amex Idiot and up) but to me it’s just not as “Cool” as the early stuff. Also, to me they were better than Nirvana. I’m sorry but I wasn’t a depressed kid who hated his life, got picked on and beat up, felt invisible, blah blah blah. I had a super happy child hood with a good family but I was a fucking total clown with loads of energy so when I heard Basket Case on MTV as a 10 year jerk off kid, it made me feel so good inside and fill my little bastard soul with euphoria. To my Billie Joe was the sexiest dude alive in a non sexual way….If you can understand that.
'She' is one of my fav's on this album. Its probably one of their better songs live. The bass line gets stretched out and they really build it up
All by Myself was great back in the day. Before the "so random" or meme sense of humor became an annoying thing, dumb shit like that was appealing. It wasn't as common. I loved that novelty shit. STP had that 12 Gracious Melodies one that went into like a crooner style.
Oh shoot! That came out of nowhere, man!
Its funny you mention the last songs of the album being formulaic. The thing is, they came up with that formula and style. They were the first to come up with that style of pop punk and then a hundred bands were influenced by them. So, that's why you are familiar with that sound. But it was brand new and original when it came out in 1994.
As a Green Day fan myself, I think Dookie is their best album, although my favourite album is Insomniac.
Insomniac is is the album after Dookie, and it's their heaviest album!
Check it out!
Insomniac is basically dookie but more raw and grown-up and it's amazing
bestie i can't believe you 'reviewed' all by myself i'm crying
don't mind tre cool he's not actually real we collectively imagined him up
Oh goodness. This is my fav Green day Album. Please dont kill it Brad.
If someones opinion kills an album for you. Its not your favorite album.
@@zenadir1209 "please don't kill it brad" as in don't hate the album, poet
@@zenadir1209 it is still my favorite even of Brad hates it lol
@@svprcrm7189 yes exactly
If you haven't already you should do insomniac
This and insomniac are 2 of all time favorite albums
unexpected but very pleasant surprise
Love this! Your reaction to the crescendo in the second half of Chump was perfect, I was blown away the first time I ever heard that song too
I'm gonna call it right now, he's gonna say that every song sounds the same.
(Edit: I guess I was kinda right? But I'm honestly impressed that he liked it to some extent)
(Love you Brad, no hard feelings my dude. You're one of the most entertaining reviewers out there.)
Early Green Day is fire! Dookie and Insomniac are their best albums!
Nimrod and Warning stray from their predictable sounds quite a bit if you ever care to go back for another Green Day album.
It always shits me whenever people make fun of Green Day in general, like yeah their newer stuff is uh... but they did DOOKIE, not to mention Kerplunk, Nimrod, Insomniac and Warning!
People who don't like Green Day usually have the same old "Fake Punk" mindset that's been used by pretentious assholes for decades.
Please react to Cavalcade by black midi! You liked Schlagenheim and I think you'll like that one too!!
The first rock album I ever bought. Had it on repeat
I feel like this is one of the fairest reviews that Brad has given in recent times. It’s not overly negative or positive and weighs up the elements really well!
Thank you Bradley, I enjoyed that. Can you please react to ‘Brand New - The Devil and God are Raging Inside me ‘ next you will 100% love it (or Neutral Milk Hotel - In The Aeroplane Over The Sea)
YES PLEASE UGH
watching this as a massive green day fan, ugh. but at the same time i get where you're coming from because when i first listened to dookie i wasn't very impressed but it grows on you so fast
Brad, you have a preconceived notion of people who listen to Green Day and yet you look exactly like Billy Joe from the era of this album 😂
Now I'm curious of his opinion on 'nimrod.'
I love watching you talk about music.
Thank you.
I love the harmony on welcome to paradise
Insomniac is worth a listen. A bit more heavy and experimental then Dookie, but not as tight and cohesive in my mind.
Insomniac is definitely one of Green Day’s best, it’s definitely their most “Punk” sounding album. But I honestly think he’ll pull a “it’s redundant” and “it’s boring” half way through.
@@NovacaineRebelxx agreed
Experimental?
@@NovacaineRebelxxnot even halfway, this jackass will fall asleep by the time he gets to Geek Stink Breath
If you want great political lyrics with really strong instrumental you should listen to Rage Against the Machine self-titled
Ik u said u wouldn’t do Green Day again, but if you do, listen to nimrod, it’s an album with some really good experimentation on and it doesn’t feel overbearing, it’s Green Day at their best
Been waiting for this one! Thanks Brad :)
As a fair amount of people here have mentioned, Nimrod and Warning would probably be your favorite albums from Green Day; they're the albums where they branch out the most in terms in instrumentation and genre, and they pull it off pretty well.
Out of the two, I think I'd recommend Warning more, since it's shorter and a little more cohesive imo, but you can't go wrong with either.
Either way, as someone who genuinely loves Green Day's entire run of albums from Dookie to American Idiot, I'm glad you were willing to give the band another chance.
You Fantanoed it. You became the thing you swore to destroy
Naw. He's still Brad. Fantano has said some things positive about 'Kerplunk' and 'Dookie' (maybe 'Insomniac', in which controversially, being my favorite) in the past if I'm not mistaken. I believe he isn't as hard on 'American Idiot' (I'm not much of a fan, partly given the time I was introduced to their music, it being barely out of the Bush years, sorry. I do applaud it's cultural significance overall.) since he was a college freshman in his wannabe anarchist phase when it came out, although he probably holds more nostalgia over their 90's stuff.
@@somebraveapollo8211 yeah. I know he’s still brad, he fantanoed this one. Decent 6 on an album recognized as one of the best in its genre. I still respect him tho 😆
The perfect median of hardcore punk Descendents and Gorilla Biscuits to a more pop punk vibe of Blink 182 and Sum 41. Green Day is a product of Husker Du and Replacements obsession during the mid to late 80s. By 1990 their big brother band Operation Ivy had ended and Billie Joe took the torch and ran with it. Brilliant momemt for youth culture and music.
Someone who is, I guess, considered Gen Z or late-Gen Y, it took me by surprise that someone would mention Gorilla Biscuits, Hüsker Dü, and the Replacements on a channel run by a TØP stan.
Hung out with older punks when at pub gigs with my dad. I remember telling them the music I dug at the time, mostly internet viral, low-res stuff I could find: "Who Put Timmy in the Trash" by Roid Rogers and "Dog Police" by Dog Police, which I found out was prime, 80's, LA strip scene post-punk whose videos were only shown once on MTV during its first full year on air, back when they had to literally crate dig. So it wasn't exactly hard to get into stuff like the Residents or Zappa in the future, or really into their harder-edged, more "serious" contemporaries.
Massive Green Day fan here. FOAM hurt a lot.I know sometimes artists try to evolve and change their sound for creativity but overall that album didn't do it. American Idiot is the album that got me into them and will always be a classic, but 21st Century Breakdown has got to be a favorite of mine. Would love to hear you react to it!
OMG I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS. Can't wait for you to either like it or absolutely hate it.
Edit: How fecking dare you, All By Myself is a masterpiece.
Could you listen to Radiohead's Kid A if you haven't listened to it?
On album of the year he gave it a shot 10
He did many times.
What doesn’t make sense here is that he complains about this album bot having a lot of substance and just being bored. But he prefers it over American idiot which has a solid story and is more In depth about a persons journey and their experiences rather than just being an anxsty teen.
And also much more political and politically relevant in the actual cultural context of it
He contradicts himself allot. He also clearly hasn't listened to very much punk rock music at all. His criticisms are really just his ignorance of the genre. He's critiquing a 3 piece punk rock bands album, that they put out in 1994 when they were 17, like it's a Radiohead album🤣 what does he expect from a 3 piece punk band lmao
I like Brads channel allot but you can tell here he just doesn't like Green Day from the git-go.
The problem is that he didn’t get American Idiot. He went into it expecting a heavily political album, and was so tied to his preconceptions that he never realized it wasn’t, so he hated how the album was ‘not cohesive’ or ‘recycled ideas’, which are just wrong criticisms. You can dislike the album, but the reasons he gave for disliking it are plain mistaken.
There best album Dookie! Best song , Hitchin a ride! My opinion
The scream in Hitchin a ride is phenomenal
I will say this: you did a good job reflecting on yourself and why you don't like it as much as you should, so I'm just gonna take an educated shot here.
I think what you're feeling in the lacking is the apathy underlying the entire album. Not that they didn't care about the album, but that the songs are supposed to convey - on some level - the Billy doesn't care enough. This is an album best appreciated when you feel emotionally burnt out
THANK YOU BRAD I WAS WAITING FOR THIS REACTION FOREVER
Early Green Day is my favourites they're simple Punk loud, same reason why Nevermind blew up these types of Music shows you you can write amazing music with just little Music Theory. And also, Insomniac is my Favourite album by then it's actually their shortest Album and also Nimrod which house the songs scattered and the Grouch which personally the best lyrical performance by Billie.
honestly love welcome to paradise so so much, it still slaps
HE BROKE THE TØP STREAK
The fact we’ve never got a reaction to any of BMTH’s albums (especially the last few, being more experimental) is honestly criminal and I’d like to start a motion to get this rectified.
Brad I appreciate you going into this open minded and the review is wholesome. I would be very interested for you to review 21st century breakdown there 10th album . It's so versatile, I'd love to see what hits you where and where your ups and downs are
IVE BEEN WAITING SO LONG FOR THIS MOMENT THANK YOU SO MUCH BRADLEY
in my opinion, their best album is insomniac. it’s real punk, and it has a different quality than everything else they’ve made. much more intense, much more punk
Complete agreement here. Insomniac is basically GD's earlier sound from their earlier EPs and Kerplunk leapfrogged over Dookie and into the realm of better production that Dookie afforded them.
All their albums up to Nimrod are punk. Insomniac is just the most abrasive in a great way.
Hey bradley, I just watched your video and where's the second hidden track called blood?
I'm so scared omg pls Brad mercy us
react to Cavalcade- black midi bruh.
It's the only green Day album I own. It's just nostalgic. I was like 5 when it came out but later on my cousin would listen to it a lot while playing Tony hawk and it just reminds me of that.
Long time fan, but Honestly the whole “their new stuff is bad so they don’t deserve respect” mentality is pretty immature and obnoxious. That being said I’m only 3 minutes in. Will update when I’ve finished the video lmao
Update: Glad you liked the album! It does kinda lose itself after When I Come Around tbh the only song I really come back to after that point is Coming Clean. I honestly think you should do more reactions because their sound changes so drastically from here on out.
Coming clean is a punk song it’s supposed to be short
This is my favorite album of all time because I love the drum and bass rhythms.
Yo, I couldn't care less about green day, but this was a good ass video. You were on point with the criticism, all of it was well worded and your energy was great throughout the entire video. And love the the fact that you just jumped in to something like this, cant wait to see what you do next Brad
Still Green Day's best album, and one of the best "pop" punk albums of all time
This was the first CD I bought with my own money back in the day. The mid 90s was a good time to be a kid getting into music.
I still can't believe they released this masterpiece almost 30 years ago. Yet after maturing as a band, came out with such a dogshit album like Father of All.
"She" is my favourite song from the album. In my opinion it has the strongest and most beautiful melody out of all of the songs.
You should pretty much check out anything from their 90’s era as well as warning. Their first two records were made when they were teenagers
feel like hed actually like warning idk
oh boy, one of my favourite albums, hope you like it!
Edit: damn
Your reaction to All By Myself made me BUST OUT LAUGHING, it’s 12 in the morning, if i wake my wife up I blame you Bradley lol
I know I’m probably the only one to reccomend this but I would love to see a reaction to revolution radio, probably my favorite of album of theirs
YES. Now this is some good content. We love you Brad. Also this is their best album so.
I was not expecting this
F for all by myself
You should definitely check out Nimrod as well. It’s probably my favorite Green Day album and it would be super cool to see your opinion on it.
Brad you just don't get it. All By Myself isn't just dogshit, it's DOOKIE and the center of the album.
Well you could do the network money money 2020 part 2 if you want some green day but very experimental kind of sound mixed up together
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HOW DID YOU KNOW I LOVE TYLER
I don't think the problem with this album is that it is outdated, but that it is a teenage album. I mean, it hit me really hard the first time I listen to it, back when I was 17 (in 2013) and I was obsessed with Green Day and pop punk for, like, two years. It resonated with what I was feeling at that age: boredom and confusion. And now I still dig it, but just because of nostalgia. I still think this is the best Green Day album and the best proof you can't show to a stranger to the band that this was a great group once. But if you're not a teenager the first time you listen to Dookie... I don't think you can really enjoy it that much... I mean... We're not teenagers anymore...
AHHH this video title made me so happy to see, it's been a hard week
They’re in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame… they’re cemented in history for all of eternity