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Dookie
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Album Rating: 3.5
In the 90s he never sounded that pretentious or absurd, it was down to earth stuff, sometimes sarcastic, that's what I liked about them.
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There's less filler on Dookie, but the 'great' tracks off of Insomniac reign supreme.
Even though Emenius Sleepus is my fave GD track.
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Album Rating: 3.5
I love Insomniac most (hence my username). Still, Dookie is really close and Nimrod third.
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Drugs
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Only so long before they fuck you up, rehab didn't work for the guy
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jeez andcas, ok
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A classic for nostalgia, but not very good in terms of quality, commercialised to fuck
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Kinda sad really
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Album Rating: 3.5
Foxboro Hot Tubs was a nice twist and I enjoy hearing the garage influences on these three records, but 14 songs or so were enough to do the job. Of course, the non-sense lyrics only make things worse.
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Yeah, FHT was pretty cool
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Recycling is something Green Day have never done well
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and with that, andcas lowers his rating
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Go listen to some ETID, all we be well
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Yeah haha, Walking Contradiction was always my fave GD vid
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Which is why it rules
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Album Rating: 4.0
Andcas, say all you want about what Green Day is "trying to do," but you are looking at this whole
thing incorrectly. I've seen the clips from the documentary. The band got together in their practice
room and played out the tunes they liked and then put them on an album. They are not "trying" to do
anything, like be "this" or "that." They are putting out music that they like, just as any band. I
really like Tre, and that is with a mindset that isn't plagued by hate for a band that "changed."
You, me, and the rest of us are over-analyzing and over-judging the band. We need to just take a
step back and remember that this is Green Day we are talking about. Go back and listen to Insomniac
and you may be surprised by how average it is.
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Album Rating: 3.0
this guy really loves Green Day.
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Album Rating: 4.0
I do.
I wanted to point out that with the exception of Dookie, Tre lives up to Green Day's standards set
before 21st Century Breakdown came out. It hits as hard as Warning and American Idiot in most places,
and it has it's own flavor. I'd say I've listened to the album 7 or 8 times, and it isn't getting old.
The album stretches the basic Green Day style as much as possible. After this, it would make sense for
Green Day to make a large change, but a change that makes sense.
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Album Rating: 4.0
Lol, I really am not in denial. There is a difference between me being in denial and you telling me
what I should think, and obviously you want me to agree with your perspective. If you knew me, you
would know I am a very honest man and that I always rate what I believe. Why is it impossible for
someone to like a band? Like I said, I have listened to this 8 times and still find it to be a solid
4.
I even lowered my rating for Uno to 3 like an honest man, because it sounded like a 3 the last time I
listened to it. Last time I checked, a 3/5 isn't a very high score.
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