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Solid album! Great songs I can listen repeatedly: Bouncing of the wall, Bang Bang, Outlaws, Trubled Times, Forever Now, Too Dumb too Die and maybe... Stil Breathing Songs I like less - Youngblood, Say Goodbye, Revolution Radio, Somewhere Now. I don't like Ordinary World. To me this song is just mawkish and corny. Doesn't fit with the rest of the album. The same feeling I had with Still Breathing (but SB has really grown on me much)

I'd love to see this live: Only Of You 409 In Your Coffeemaker Panic Song Brain Stew/Jaded Platypus (I Hate You) Take Back Desensitized I Want To Be On TV Ha Ha You're Dead Bang Bang Revolution Radio Alternatively, this would be cool: Words I Might Have Ate F.O.D. Warning Misery Macy's Day Parade Boulevard Of Broken Dreams Give Me Novacaine Wake Me Up When September Ends

I love it

I wanna play. in an ideal universe where time, stamina and pleasing casual listeners are not constraints, and cows are a perfect sphere (physics book joke): 1. 1000 Hours (because this is how long the show is gonna be, it's a fitting song to open with ) 2. Going to Pasalacqua 3. Paper Lanterns 4. 2000 Light Years Away 5. 80 6. Who Wrote the Holden Caulfield? 7. Burnout 8. She 9. F.O.D. 10. Armatage Shanks 11. Brat 12. 86 13. No Pride 14. Panic Song 15. Redundant 16. Scattered 17. Desensitized 18. Haha You're Dead 19. Good Riddance (what can I say, it's a good closer ... before the first encore) ----- 1st Encore ----- 20. Blood Sex and Booze 21. Deadbeat Holiday 22. Macy's Day Parade 23. Minority 24. Black Eyeliner 25. Lowlife 26. Everyone's Breaking Down 27 - 39. American Idiot in full ----- 2nd Encore ---- 40. 21st Century Break Down 41. Peacemaker 42. American Eulogy 43. Stay the Night 44. Lazy Bones 45. Brutal Love 46. Dirty Rotten Bastards 47. Holy Toledo 48. Revolution Radio 49. Say Goodbye 50. Too Dumb To Die 51. Forever Now 52. Father of all... 53. Oh Yeah 54. Bobby Sox 55. Dilemma 56. Strange Days are here to stay 57. Saviors 58. Fancy Sauce The order can change within each album except: Good Riddance has to close the first part of the show. American Idiot has to be played in full and in order, with Whatsername being the last song of the 2nd part Fancy Sauce has to close the show. Only 11 songs longer than their longest show on record -- I tried to restrain myself EDIT: Only 14 songs longer than their longest show on record (I had missed an album! I'm too embarrassed to admit which one 😅

The exact same thing happend to me and my gf - we were the only ones jumping around and singing to OEB where we stood 😂

This is hilarious . I love it though and glad there's no noticeable autotune. Yes please live album! I loved seeing this song live so much, the people around us weren't singing the new songs and it was me and my sister jumping up and down shouting bada bing bada boom lol

Excuse me? Whatsername is a perfect song to close a perfect album. Macy's Day Parade and Fancy Sauce are the only other closers in Green Day albums that come anywhere near. No arguments here though

When I say I forgot all about this song and I haven't listened to it in years, I mean it. I love it

Yeah they removed it because of the lyrics. In the booklet it's printed in the credits with the other tracks but "spray painted" over Don't think I've ever heard anyone say they don't love Shenanigans! It's awesome

I don't think Ordinary World would have worked anywhere else on the album though. I was fine with it as a "let the air out of the balloon" closer like Whatsername or See the Light, or what Good Riddance does at the end of shows. It really doesn't fit the album, which is to be expected for a standalone single that gets tossed in there because it's recorded already (except Under Pressure, which is just a perfect song in every way). It does serve its purpose at the end, and while it's not up to Good Riddance or Macy's Day Parade levels, it's far from a bad song.

I used to skip Outlaws all the time but it grew on me and I definitely think now it fits the Revrad sound. Youngblood is still a skip for me and while I like Ordinary World, I agree it doesn’t fit on the album. Everything else I love. Say Goodbye is awesome. Too Dumb too die is very underrated. Forever now is legendary and the release of Bang Bang and Revolution Radio singles were what made me skyrocket into the Green Day fan I am today.

RevRad is great. I still remember first listening to Bang Bang debut on the radio and loving it, particularly once that little drum solo hit. I remember it being liked by even “old” Green Day fans. I also heavily associate it with Autumn given the release and sort of melancholic vibe of the record. I loved stories of them recording it in that apartment studio. I loved stories how the drums sound. I wish Billie’s vocals weren’t so filtered. Guitars and vocals with Saviors production would bring a lot of the songs more energy. Some of them fall flat at times. And the mixing is sort of unbalanced in a few tracks. It’s a solid, mature record. Only a few songs on there that I never revisit.

Well, I've been running over 30km / 3h per week for the past 6 weeks, most of it outdoors, so the odds are a bit in my favor I guess. That said I've seen only two people. The first was a woman around my age with a shirt from the Saviors tour. I cannot see very well from afar, so at first it was the black and pink design that made me suspicious, and I only confirmed it was Green Day / Saviors themed shirt once she was super close. I was in the second to last km of my long run then, so I was more in survival mode and didn't think to any thing. The other was a younger girl with a shirt with the hand-grenade design from AI, so I saw that a mile away, but she was young and with her parents (I assume) and I didn't want to seem like a creep, so I just ran past her without acknowledging it at all 😅

You do? I NEVER see someone with a GD shirt at home. Never!😭

It should have ended with Forever Now though. Seems like the only appropiate thing to do, considering how it ties in with the first song and all. Ordinary World is obviously an overthought and appears to be shoe-horned in, so to speak. It's one of their best albums overall, for sure. To me it's definitely better than 21st Century Breakdown. I also feel like it has their most successful tracks in that American Idiot/21st Century Breakdown vein. Like "Bang Bang" and "Revolution Radio" is a culmination of that particular type of Green Day song.

When you get excited every time you notice someone one wearing a Green Day shirt during your runs, and wish you could acknowledge it/them somehow

Shenanigans is great! When I first got that album I didn't even realize it was a compilation of B-sides.

Yes, the rest of the song's lyrics are good. But that one I mentioned is so hard to ignores, and makes me cringe a bit every time it comes. But to each one their own, that's the beauty of it, there's something for every taste I see your 2010 American amphitheater 21CB, call it a rehearsal for what was to come, and raise you the 2010 South American tour, culminating in the 4 hour long, 43 songs extravaganza at Costa Rica that included Brat, One for the Razorbacks, One of My Lies, Only of You, I Was There, Paper Lanterns, Road to Acceptance, and Dominated Love Salve, among others. I was at both those shows.... those were so good 🥹 It's also when right in front of Mike became my favorite spot at Green Day shows, I wanted to be right in front of him when he sang his bit in American Eulogy

21st Century Breakdown tour was peak at MSG they played Disappearing Boy Last Night on Earth just Billie and Jason Drama Queen which at that point wasn’t even released and played when I come around super early just because someone requested it. Also before the lobotomy, jaded, and other deep cuts 3 plus hours and 2 encore. Viva la Gloria and 21st Century Breakdown almost brought the arena down and American Eulougy got a huge reaction especially Mikes part. Those shows had so many random songs and peak Billie vocals.

No hit singles set list. 1.) Stay the Night 2.) Ashley 3.) Lazy Bones 4.) 8th Ave. Serenade 6.) Westbound Sign 6.) Bab’s Ulva Who? 7.) Panic Song 8.) No Pride 9.) -10) Jinx then they transition to Hauashinka 11.) Walking Alone 12.) Misery 13.) Deadbeat Holiday 14.) Hold On 15.) Meet Me On The Roof 16.) Stuart and the Ave 17.) Dry Ice 18.) 1,000 hours 19.) Rest 20.) Peacemaker 21.) Restless Heart Syndrome 22.) Olivia 23.) Drama Queen 21.) Dirty Rotten Bastards 22.) Rotting 23.) Do Da Da 24.) Last Night on Earth 25.) Uptight 26.) 21st Century Breakdown

The same record label the resigned with?

As a Chilean fan I would love to get a live album including HAUSHINKA Live from Chile!! What a moment I lived there!! By the way, this love version of OEB was included as a second digital bonus track for Saviors De Luxe. Fingers crossed to get a live album from Saviors tour including deep cuts from SOUTHAMERICA!!

Wasn't FOAM basically a big middle finger to their record label?

I was so shocked and delighted when Billie announced they will play HAUSHINKA, I yelled so loud!! Nimrod is my favorite album, and as a Chilean fan, waiting 7/8 years average to watch them live... IT BLEW MY MIND!! What an EPIC MOMENT!! Amazing to get this deep cut here in Chile!! And the band still sounds incredible!! Also, before Dilemma, Billie sang a little bit of One of my lies!!

I'll see your Rev Rad tour and raise you the summer 2010 North American amphitheater 21CB tour. That setlist was off the hook. 3 hours of hits, deep cuts, really fucking deep cuts, and total random mayhem throughout.