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https://www.billboard.com/music/rock/green-day-billie-joe-armstrong-american-idiot-impact-1235664596/

I hadn't noticed that From Billie's Instagram story

I don't know how long ago he did this, but Billie changed his Instagram bio to ROWDIES 22. Just in case someone wanted to know, lol.

I posted this on Saviors Album Thread few days ago.

It would. Maybe they've made more for the tour when they'll be playing AI in full?

Billie's Instagram story https://www.instagram.com/stories/billiejoearmstrong/3352818785672970288?utm_source=ig_story_item_share&igsh=MXdsZnJpeWhubTdneQ==

Billboard update Alternative Airplay- stays at 2 Mainstream Rock Airplay- 1, up from 2 Rock and Alternative Airplay- stays at 1 Canada Rock- stays at 1 Back on Hot Rock and Alternative chart at 45, new peak

I just listened to that whole album 4-5 days ago! I don’t collect many vinyl records, but I think I’d want this on vinyl over most Green Day records. The sound just has that vinyl feel.

So I found this article from 1997 that said that Nimrod was the band's 3rd album. https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/green-days-nimrod-charts-at-no-10-95552/ It annoyed me so I posted it here so it would annoy you guys too.

Thanos Joe Armstrong. Hehe. Also, I forgot to say like a million days ago that I named my LesPaul "Armstrong". Sadly it's not a Gibson since those are expensive.

Copypasting that same format 'cause I'm bored out of my damn mind. Skipped Network/Longshot/BJA projects, but included Foxboro. S - 21st Century Breakdown, American Idiot, Dos A - Saviors, Uno, Tre, Nimrod, Dookie B - 1039, Stop Drop and Roll, Insomniac C - Father of All, Kerplunk D - Warning, Shenanigans F - Revolution Radio Short explanation for everything: - Dos! will always be my favorite album from Green Day, so I can't put it anywhere else than in S tier. Musically it's not as ambitious, big and creative as 21st Century Breakdown nor American Idiot, but guitar solos, riffs and Mike's bass work are amazing and I'm a big fan of their take on garage rock. No fillers on Dos! either, with 21st CB/AI there are fillers I skip when I listen album from start to finish (mostly See the Light/Extraordinary Girl). - Saviors is their best album since Trilogy, Uno and Tre are both great but not as great as Dos!, Nimrod is really good and obviously Dookie is a classic. As for why Dookie isn't S tier, I actually don't like few Dookie songs and F.O.D's awful production (too quiet then extra loud sound) sometimes gets on my nerves. - 1039 is what started it all and I adore At the Library to death, Stop Drop and Roll is very fun with Dark Side of Night being the peak of that project and then there is Insomniac, which I've always seen as Dookie but worse. - I enjoy FOA as what it is, although title track is definitely not great. Kerplunk suffers from far too many songs I skip and obviously production isn't that great either, but that works in some songs like No One Knows. - I've always disliked Warning and Shenanigans. Crappy poppy acoustic album and B-sides, definitely not my thing. Misery is however extremely good and belongs on top 20 Green Day songs list. - Fuck Revolution Radio.

Unbelievably The Longshot "Love is for Losers" is six years old today!