Green Day 1-Track Singles Question(s)

[Mega Man]

Hello everyone, I've been a long time Green Day fan, and now I'm trying to get ahold of their rarest tracks. I know their singles have some rare b-sides, but one thing that baffles me is their 1-track promos. I've been told that a few where different from their album counterpart (the differences could range from blanking out a profanity to a totally different remix).

These are the promos I was talking about:

- 86

- Prosthetic Head (the current eBay auction states that it's a revised remix)

- Blood, Sex and Booze (I'd imagine they took out the intro for radio play)

- Ha Ha You're Dead

Can someone please check these out for me, because I really don't want to waste $20 on a song that comes from a $2 album.

I have another question as well, what's the difference between the two Walking Contradiction singles (one has a picture cover, and one just has a plain back label), and how do they differ from the album (if any)? Thanks, and rock on.

[Mega Man]

Anyone have these promos who can check for me? This would be greatly appreciated.

[Guest Shangri-La]

I had no idea they made promos for non-singles

But I'm pretty sure there is only one studio recorded version of Walking Contradiction. Maybe one of them is live or edited for radio?

There is a guy who is known for having more green day crap than probably anyone else in the world called BigFunction. He would be a great person to ask, so if you haven't heard of him let me know and i'll pm you his flickr account.

[Mega Man]

I had no idea they made promos for non-singles

But I'm pretty sure there is only one studio recorded version of Walking Contradiction. Maybe one of them is live or edited for radio?

There is a guy who is known for having more green day crap than probably anyone else in the world called BigFunction. He would be a great person to ask, so if you haven't heard of him let me know and i'll pm you his flickr account.

Thanks. And I'm 99% positive that both of those singles use the studio version of Walking Contradiction, but it's how they're mixed that makes the difference.