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One week ago, Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong shared a cover of the 1967 hit single “I Think We’re Alone Now,” originally by Tommy James And The Shondells. It was his first offering of distraction and comfort while we all self-isolate in the wake of COVID-19, but we now know it wasn't his last.…
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Last week, Green Day's long-awaited American Idiot documentary, Heart Like A Hand Grenade, finally got an official release. A full eleven years after the iconic Grammy-winning album first came out, Heart Like A Hand Grenade will be in theaters across America on October 15th. In the years since American Idiot took the world by storm,…
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Green Day is one of those rare bands that has changed the music landscape not once, but twice. While their major-label debut Dookie influenced a whole generation of music lovers and punks back in 1994, the trio did it again ten years later with American Idiot. The album came out in September 2004, reviving Green Day's…
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I discovered Green Day an entire decade ago. I was 14 years old, and "American Idiot" had just come out. The music video was addictive, and the song had so much energy and aggression. As a young teenager just getting into music, this was the song I needed. It took 2 more singles and an…
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Green Day is amazing, and so are the dozens of songs they've released over their 2+ decade career. We've listened to them all, and these are the best album tracks from Green Day's extensive catalog. Sorry, lovers of "Basket Case" and "21 Guns" - you won't find your favorite Green Day singles here. No, we'e focusing on those…
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Green Day is one of those rare bands that can change the face of music and the way a generation thinks. And they’ve done so not just once, but twice. When they introduced themselves to the world with Dookie back in 1994, they changed the whole music industry almost overnight. Dookie ended up being massively…
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Ten years ago, in September 2004, Green Day released one of the biggest albums of the year - and the decade. American Idiot revived Green Day's career and changed the face of rock music in the years that followed. It was an instant classic, and remains an iconic album in rock music ten years later.…
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