Their best album is 'Dookie' right? Clearly. By a mile. Right?
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yes
By default
yes
Dookie is such an important record for me!!
It was one of the first records i bought. I remember listening to it constantly on the school french exchange. Ah great days!
yes
although I always had a soft spot for Warning.
Yes
It's definitely one of my top
Yeah, Dookie is great....
I saw them on that tour in Sheffiled....wo, so long ago now.
Anyway, I certainly rate American Idiot......it's bloody awesome in places, so great riffs.
Followed by Insomniac
very closely! I went off them after that. Nimrod kind of was a bit wishy washy. Im sure Offspring were losing it aroudn then too.
I am now listening to it...
I forgot how brilliant it really is.
I was playing the Longview single
Last week. 'One of My Lies (live)' is a tune.
When I was younger I thought the world circled around me
I love that line!
Nope!
Nimrod is better.
I agree
Scattered being my favourite Green Day song.
^ Nimrod's my favourite too
Yes
Then Insomniac
Then Kerplunk
Then American Idiot
Then Nimrod
Then Warning
Then 1039 Smoothed Out Slappy Hours (it's not bad, just a bit under-developed because it's their first album)
By a mile
You are correct.
Do you have a Green Day shirt?
I may have had one a long long time ago
...in a galaxy far far away
Such a shame
I thought we could try a new t-shirt on our next random meet.
Nostalgia and all.
I can call home
and get the folks to post it over if it still exists? Otherwise I've already got a rad tshirt picked out for next time :D
Fantastic!
I look forward to this.
Hopefully it doesn't have anything on it that requires a sound effect!
:)
I look forward to it too :D
I'm sure you will be able to think of some kind of wacky sound effect for it.
Can I be controversial and say
I liked some parts of American Idiot
I liked
quite a lot of American Idiot. In places it was pretty nifty, but only in places.
I must say I like American Idiot
Insomniac is my favourite
I like Warning too. I haven't listened to Green Day in aaaaages.
I met Tre Cool, what do I win?
I bought Warning
When i was at uni for old times sake when it came out. I wasn't impressed.
Nimrod is my favourite.
I don't understand.
Why everyone hates on Warning. It's awesome.
But Dookie wins, epically, some might say.
clearly