Random Green Day Thoughts

[Miko]

So many random Trilogy thoughts in my head.

Take a look of this legendary setlist from Webster Hall 2011:

What makes me extremely curious about this setlist is that this setlist says Hybrid Moments was played as 9th, which seems odd when you look the video from it. From it you can clearly see how Billie's facepaint is coming off and how he is extremely sweaty at this point already. Billie Joe sweats a lot, but in 2011 it was very uncommon for him to sweat that much after playing few songs. Sure, it's a club show, but footage from Red 7 shows how he is still looking dam fine after playing 16 songs.

Because I'm really familiar with Cuatro due to watching it way too many times, I decided to go check footage from Makeout Party (listed as 15th song). Notice how his facepaint looks almost the same as in Hybrid Moments.

https://imgur.com/wOlDpTW

Alright, sure. His makeup could look exactly the same after 6 song gap (roughly over 20 minutes later if setlist before that would be correct). Still, a person who uploaded Hybrid Moments also uploaded Hitchin'a Ride! How does Billie Joe's makeup look during Hitchin' a Ride (listed as 23rd song)?

https://imgur.com/v2TpedQ

Strange, isn't it? It looks identical! To make sure Billie Joe's facepaint wasn't fucked up in the beginning of show, here is his beautiful face during Let Yourself Go.

https://imgur.com/fXJ57Tg

Billie Joe proudly announced how they're gonna play all the fucking brand new songs tonight and in that footage you can see how his facepaint is wearing out. Problem with this footage is that it's impossible to tell when exactly Billie Joe was giving this speech, but since he wasn't playing guitar on next song (footage shows 2 guitarists next to Billie) and he wasn't playing guitar on Makeout Party, I'm pretty sure this speech was given before it.

https://imgur.com/K9OS78q

Not that it matters, but during She (listed as 25th), his right side is still very clean compared to the left side. Sadly, left side is not visible on the footage, so we can't figure anything out from this; not even the guitar Billie is playing here (I swear I saw in one frame him having Gibson Les Paul which he also uses on Hybrid Moments, but footage is too shaky)

https://imgur.com/Qz0LOYl

CONCLUSION: Due to limited footage available and this show in general having confusion of whether or not Dirty Rotten Bastards was actually played in this show, I'm gonna go with theory that a claim that Hybrid Moments was played after Hitchin' a Ride (23rd on setlist) during encore section. It couldn't be played before Hitchin' a Ride due to Letterbomb's ending being in Hitchin' a Ride video, so I'm gonna go with after. I could be wrong (and odds are that I am indeed wrong) but it was fun to analyze the footage.

Speaking of analyzations and assumptions..

WAS DIRTY ROTTEN BASTARDS PLAYED IN WEBSTER HALL? I'm gonna go with simple no as answer. I can't prove it, but I can explain why I think it wasn't. Green Day has released a lot of footage from these secret shows through various ways (documentary, teasers, those making album clips and so on) and in Cuatro's case, they showcased a lots of live footage of Trilogy songs that have not been released in full.

Here is the list of songs that have been proven to be played through Cuatro:

- Nuclear Family (Tiki Bar)
- Wow! That's Loud (Tiki Bar and Red 7)
- Fuck Time (Tiki Bar)
- Makeout Party (Webster Hall)
- Stop When the Red Lights Flash (Red 7)
- Loss of Control (Webster Hall)
- Let Yourself Go (Webster Hall)
- Stay the Night (Echoplex)
- Oh Love (Red 7)
- Lazy Bones (1-2-3-4 Go! Records)
- Kill the DJ (Echoplex)

And here is the list of songs that have been proven to be actually performed live:

- Carpe Diem (Red 7)
- Stray Heart (Tiki Bar and Red 7)
- Amanda (Red 7)
- Amy (Tiki Bar)
- Troublemaker (Shibuya)
- Wild One (Echoplex)
- 8th Avenue Serenade (Echoplex)
- Drama Queen (Madison Square Garden)
- 99 Revolutions (Irving Plaza)
- Rusty James (Colisée Pepsi)
- A Little Boy Named Train (Tiki Bar)
- Brutal Love (Rock the Beach)
- Fell For You (Webster Hall)
- Angel Blue (Shibuya)
- X-Kid (Rock im Park)
- Walk Away (Leeds)
- Missing You (Emirates Stadium)

So that leaves us with songs that have zero proof of actually being played live:

- Nightlife (N/A)
- The Forgotten (N/A)
- See You Tonight (N/A)
- Baby Eyes (N/A)
- Sex, Drugs & Violence (N/A)
- Dirty Rotten Bastards (Webster Hall)
- Sweet 16 (Tiki Bar/1-2-3-4 Go! Records/Webster Hall)
- Ashley (Tiki Bar/1-2-3-4 Go! Records)
- Gabriella (Tiki Bar)
- State of Shock (Tiki Bar)

Nightlife/Forgotten/SYT were never meant to be songs that were actually performed live, so we can skip those. I'm 100 % sure Sweet 16 and Ashley were both played, but both of those songs were played in shows where people didn't film that much (and were both smaller than Webster Hall) and Cuatro annoyingly didn't include any footage from those songs and IIRC didn't even play them at all. Gabriella and State of Shock share the same fate. This leaves us with Baby Eyes, Sex, Drugs & Violence and Dirty Rotten Bastards.

I'm actually amazed that Baby Eyes has never been performed live. Not even a riff of it has been played. It was included in Demolicous and clearly they liked it enough to include in Dos! but for whatever reason they never played it live. I guess they deemed it as too weak or whatever, but even Ashley was done live. Interesting stuff.

Same confusion can be shared with Sex, Drugs and Violence. They played it before/after Webster Hall and it's a catchy tune, but I guess Mike really didn't want to sing that jesus line live.

Dirty Rotten Bastards was on written setlist that was also posted on internet, but this leaves me with a question. Dirty Rotten Bastards was heavily included in Cuatro! (two times, which only Wow! That's Loud beats with 3 times); surely they would have included even a small clip of them actually playing it live? They had this beautiful dynamic of showing these songs being made in their practice room and then actually playing it live (Oh Love was beautifully done this way) so surely DRB would've received the same treatment? It's over a 6 minute song. No short audio clips, nothing in Cuatro, nothing in Tre! announcement teaser, nothing ever since.

What do you think, was DRB played live? Was Hybrid Moments actually played as 9th song on Webster Hall?

[pcj]

On 2/28/2023 at 1:21 AM, That Dude said:

We’ve heard enough of the first eight Green Day records.   This is what Green Day Live 2023 should be:

 

1.        BANG BANG

2.        Meet Me On the Roof

3.        X-Kid

4.        Holy Toledo

5.        Father of All

6.        Rock N Roll All Nite

7.       Dreaming

8.       The Simpsons Theme

9.        Last of the American Girls

10.    When It’s Time

11.    Revolution Radio

12.    Back in the USA

13.    Pollyanna

14.    Oh Yeah!

15.    Let Yourself Go

16.    Kill the DJ

17.    Working Class Hero

18.   Oh Love

19.   Know Your Enemy

20.    Still Breathing

21.    The Saints Are Coming

Totally understand where your coming from. Love your setlist. And you mirror what many said of the setlist at Innings Festival. Time to move on.

As long as I can occasionally reminisce. The awesome collection on here of past live shows on dvd. Having been there brings back happy memories. 

[That Dude]

2 hours ago, Miko said:

So many random Trilogy thoughts in my head.

Take a look of this legendary setlist from Webster Hall 2011:

What makes me extremely curious about this setlist is that this setlist says Hybrid Moments was played as 9th, which seems odd when you look the video from it. From it you can clearly see how Billie's facepaint is coming off and how he is extremely sweaty at this point already. Billie Joe sweats a lot, but in 2011 it was very uncommon for him to sweat that much after playing few songs. Sure, it's a club show, but footage from Red 7 shows how he is still looking dam fine after playing 16 songs.

Because I'm really familiar with Cuatro due to watching it way too many times, I decided to go check footage from Makeout Party (listed as 15th song). Notice how his facepaint looks almost the same as in Hybrid Moments.

https://imgur.com/wOlDpTW

Alright, sure. His makeup could look exactly the same after 6 song gap (roughly over 20 minutes later if setlist before that would be correct). Still, a person who uploaded Hybrid Moments also uploaded Hitchin'a Ride! How does Billie Joe's makeup look during Hitchin' a Ride (listed as 23rd song)?

https://imgur.com/v2TpedQ

Strange, isn't it? It looks identical! To make sure Billie Joe's facepaint wasn't fucked up in the beginning of show, here is his beautiful face during Let Yourself Go.

https://imgur.com/fXJ57Tg

Billie Joe proudly announced how they're gonna play all the fucking brand new songs tonight and in that footage you can see how his facepaint is wearing out. Problem with this footage is that it's impossible to tell when exactly Billie Joe was giving this speech, but since he wasn't playing guitar on next song (footage shows 2 guitarists next to Billie) and he wasn't playing guitar on Makeout Party, I'm pretty sure this speech was given before it.

https://imgur.com/K9OS78q

Not that it matters, but during She (listed as 25th), his right side is still very clean compared to the left side. Sadly, left side is not visible on the footage, so we can't figure anything out from this; not even the guitar Billie is playing here (I swear I saw in one frame him having Gibson Les Paul which he also uses on Hybrid Moments, but footage is too shaky)

https://imgur.com/Qz0LOYl

CONCLUSION: Due to limited footage available and this show in general having confusion of whether or not Dirty Rotten Bastards was actually played in this show, I'm gonna go with theory that a claim that Hybrid Moments was played after Hitchin' a Ride (23rd on setlist) during encore section. It couldn't be played before Hitchin' a Ride due to Letterbomb's ending being in Hitchin' a Ride video, so I'm gonna go with after. I could be wrong (and odds are that I am indeed wrong) but it was fun to analyze the footage.

Speaking of analyzations and assumptions..

WAS DIRTY ROTTEN BASTARDS PLAYED IN WEBSTER HALL? I'm gonna go with simple no as answer. I can't prove it, but I can explain why I think it wasn't. Green Day has released a lot of footage from these secret shows through various ways (documentary, teasers, those making album clips and so on) and in Cuatro's case, they showcased a lots of live footage of Trilogy songs that have not been released in full.

Here is the list of songs that have been proven to be played through Cuatro:

- Nuclear Family (Tiki Bar)
- Wow! That's Loud (Tiki Bar and Red 7)
- Fuck Time (Tiki Bar)
- Makeout Party (Webster Hall)
- Stop When the Red Lights Flash (Red 7)
- Loss of Control (Webster Hall)
- Let Yourself Go (Webster Hall)
- Stay the Night (Echoplex)
- Oh Love (Red 7)
- Lazy Bones (1-2-3-4 Go! Records)
- Kill the DJ (Echoplex)

And here is the list of songs that have been proven to be actually performed live:

- Carpe Diem (Red 7)
- Stray Heart (Tiki Bar and Red 7)
- Amanda (Red 7)
- Amy (Tiki Bar)
- Troublemaker (Shibuya)
- Wild One (Echoplex)
- 8th Avenue Serenade (Echoplex)
- Drama Queen (Madison Square Garden)
- 99 Revolutions (Irving Plaza)
- Rusty James (Colisée Pepsi)
- A Little Boy Named Train (Tiki Bar)
- Brutal Love (Rock the Beach)
- Fell For You (Webster Hall)
- Angel Blue (Shibuya)
- X-Kid (Rock im Park)
- Walk Away (Leeds)
- Missing You (Emirates Stadium)

So that leaves us with songs that have zero proof of actually being played live:

- Nightlife (N/A)
- The Forgotten (N/A)
- See You Tonight (N/A)
- Baby Eyes (N/A)
- Sex, Drugs & Violence (N/A)
- Dirty Rotten Bastards (Webster Hall)
- Sweet 16 (Tiki Bar/1-2-3-4 Go! Records/Webster Hall)
- Ashley (Tiki Bar/1-2-3-4 Go! Records)
- Gabriella (Tiki Bar)
- State of Shock (Tiki Bar)

Nightlife/Forgotten/SYT were never meant to be songs that were actually performed live, so we can skip those. I'm 100 % sure Sweet 16 and Ashley were both played, but both of those songs were played in shows where people didn't film that much (and were both smaller than Webster Hall) and Cuatro annoyingly didn't include any footage from those songs and IIRC didn't even play them at all. Gabriella and State of Shock share the same fate. This leaves us with Baby Eyes, Sex, Drugs & Violence and Dirty Rotten Bastards.

I'm actually amazed that Baby Eyes has never been performed live. Not even a riff of it has been played. It was included in Demolicous and clearly they liked it enough to include in Dos! but for whatever reason they never played it live. I guess they deemed it as too weak or whatever, but even Ashley was done live. Interesting stuff.

Same confusion can be shared with Sex, Drugs and Violence. They played it before/after Webster Hall and it's a catchy tune, but I guess Mike really didn't want to sing that jesus line live.

Dirty Rotten Bastards was on written setlist that was also posted on internet, but this leaves me with a question. Dirty Rotten Bastards was heavily included in Cuatro! (two times, which only Wow! That's Loud beats with 3 times); surely they would have included even a small clip of them actually playing it live? They had this beautiful dynamic of showing these songs being made in their practice room and then actually playing it live (Oh Love was beautifully done this way) so surely DRB would've received the same treatment? It's over a 6 minute song. No short audio clips, nothing in Cuatro, nothing in Tre! announcement teaser, nothing ever since.

What do you think, was DRB played live? Was Hybrid Moments actually played as 9th song on Webster Hall?

I bet Mike not wanting to sing that line is why Green Day are breaking up.

Man, we need all the Trilogy and foam tracks performed live.  And the few RevRad songs they haven't done either.

 

[pcj]

Back in early '90s, most of the technology we have today was either in its early stages or did not exist. No smart phones, laptops, tablets. No way to stream or download music, no social media, and no internet at we know it now. 

So other than records and the music press, what was available globally to communicate music? MTV. The music video was the in thing for bands to present their music visually to get noticed. Following the tragic and sad loss of Kurt Cobain, there was a sort of music vacuum, and Grunge was getting tiresome. There were many bands around making music videos. A was well into The Offspring at the time and their videos. With the release of Dookie, the first music video I saw from them was Longview. The GD lyrics to live by, now visually presented as a story, came alive, even became reality and you lived it even more. This was new, this was attitude. And the ending, where Billie Joe trashed the couch, and shredded it with a knife, this was punk. And that's what you wanted to be.

GD has made loads of music videos, I've downloaded around 70 videos, but not sure if that's complete. Today they still tell a story but are much more elaborate. 

So, my question is, do you have any interest in GD music videos, and if so, which is your favourite. It's as difficult choosing a GD video as choosing a favourite GD song.

For me although Longview is special coz it was my first. I'd go for 21st Century Breakdown. I think it won an award, not sure. An amazing video.

 

 

[gnash]

5 hours ago, Miko said:

So that leaves us with songs that have zero proof of actually being played live:

- Nightlife (N/A)
- The Forgotten (N/A)
- See You Tonight (N/A)
- Baby Eyes (N/A)
- Sex, Drugs & Violence (N/A)
- Dirty Rotten Bastards (Webster Hall)
- Sweet 16 (Tiki Bar/1-2-3-4 Go! Records/Webster Hall)
- Ashley (Tiki Bar/1-2-3-4 Go! Records)
- Gabriella (Tiki Bar)
- State of Shock (Tiki Bar)
 

There is poor quality audio of Sweet 16 from the Tiki Bar. I’ve got a similar quality recording of State of Shock on my PC which I think was from the same show, but I can’t find it on YouTube at the moment (it was mislabelled as Crushing Bastards but I can’t remember if that was my mistake or the uploaders’).

As an aside I seem to remember Hybrid Moments being played a number of times at the Halloween show which may answer your question - a GDA update says it was played three times.

[jengd]

2 hours ago, pcj said:

Back in early '90s, most of the technology we have today was either in its early stages or did not exist. No smart phones, laptops, tablets. No way to stream or download music, no social media, and no internet at we know it now. 

So other than records and the music press, what was available globally to communicate music? MTV. The music video was the in thing for bands to present their music visually to get noticed. Following the tragic and sad loss of Kurt Cobain, there was a sort of music vacuum, and Grunge was getting tiresome. There were many bands around making music videos. A was well into The Offspring at the time and their videos. With the release of Dookie, the first music video I saw from them was Longview. The GD lyrics to live by, now visually presented as a story, came alive, even became reality and you lived it even more. This was new, this was attitude. And the ending, where Billie Joe trashed the couch, and shredded it with a knife, this was punk. And that's what you wanted to be.

GD has made loads of music videos, I've downloaded around 70 videos, but not sure if that's complete. Today they still tell a story but are much more elaborate. 

So, my question is, do you have any interest in GD music videos, and if so, which is your favourite. It's as difficult choosing a GD video as choosing a favourite GD song.

For me although Longview is special coz it was my first. I'd go for 21st Century Breakdown. I think it won an award, not sure. An amazing video.

 

 

I know there was lots of love for the AI video and it’s a great video, but I agree re 21 CBD, it’s amazing and felt really different and ground breaking at the time.

[Rumpelstiltskin2000]

On 2/28/2023 at 3:41 PM, Miko said:

Random Green Day live performance thoughts are random.

This is the best live performance of She in E Standard. Shibuya performance from the same year comes close thanks to the solo Billie Joe added to it (press this if you haven't heard it yet) but I still prefer Reading's high energy.

 

Murder City with Billie's own intro and in Eb Standard was much better than album version or other E Standard performances.

If you're tipsy and happen to be in concert, this is the best song Green Day has ever produced and nothing else comes even close to it.

 

I absolutely loved it when Stop when the red lights flash was played live ❤️

It was fantastic at the Emirates gig. The whole show is here (and I definitely need to watch it again!) 

 

6 hours ago, pcj said:

Back in early '90s, most of the technology we have today was either in its early stages or did not exist. No smart phones, laptops, tablets. No way to stream or download music, no social media, and no internet at we know it now. 

So other than records and the music press, what was available globally to communicate music? MTV. The music video was the in thing for bands to present their music visually to get noticed. Following the tragic and sad loss of Kurt Cobain, there was a sort of music vacuum, and Grunge was getting tiresome. There were many bands around making music videos. A was well into The Offspring at the time and their videos. With the release of Dookie, the first music video I saw from them was Longview. The GD lyrics to live by, now visually presented as a story, came alive, even became reality and you lived it even more. This was new, this was attitude. And the ending, where Billie Joe trashed the couch, and shredded it with a knife, this was punk. And that's what you wanted to be.

GD has made loads of music videos, I've downloaded around 70 videos, but not sure if that's complete. Today they still tell a story but are much more elaborate. 

So, my question is, do you have any interest in GD music videos, and if so, which is your favourite. It's as difficult choosing a GD video as choosing a favourite GD song.

For me although Longview is special coz it was my first. I'd go for 21st Century Breakdown. I think it won an award, not sure. An amazing video.

 

 

Honestly not sure which is my fave GD video. Will have to come back to you on that one 

Maybe this Murder City official video but then maybe I'm biased because it was filmed in the UK  Also not a standalone single

 

[Miko]

13 hours ago, gnash said:

There is poor quality audio of Sweet 16 from the Tiki Bar. I’ve got a similar quality recording of State of Shock on my PC which I think was from the same show, but I can’t find it on YouTube at the moment (it was mislabelled as Crushing Bastards but I can’t remember if that was my mistake or the uploaders’).

As an aside I seem to remember Hybrid Moments being played a number of times at the Halloween show which may answer your question - a GDA update says it was played three times.

Sweet, I was looking for Sweet 16 live performances from everywhere but I just couldn't find it. Glad that some proof actually exists!

They played Hybrid Moments three times in Red 7 and footage of those performances do exist; I believe you're referring to that. Webster Hall was a sober show from Green Day so I doubt they actually played it several times.

[gnash]

4 hours ago, Miko said:

Sweet, I was looking for Sweet 16 live performances from everywhere but I just couldn't find it. Glad that some proof actually exists!

They played Hybrid Moments three times in Red 7 and footage of those performances do exist; I believe you're referring to that. Webster Hall was a sober show from Green Day so I doubt they actually played it several times.

GDA seems fairly sure it was played multiple times as does my own memory - I remember seeing the videos at the time and BJA singing the chorus slightly differently between renditions 

https://www.greendayauthority.com/news/2742/

https://www.greendayauthority.com/tour/show/156/

[HoneyEmerald]

On 3/2/2023 at 11:18 AM, That Dude said:

 Green Day are breaking up.

 

 

Since when?  If they do... they already stated they'd all shoot each other and if they did that I'd be dead because Billie would be dead.     Pollyanna seems to me as the start of something incredibly good.   

[That Dude]

13 minutes ago, HoneyEmerald said:

Since when?  If they do... they already stated they'd all shoot each other and if they did that I'd be dead because Billie would be dead.     Pollyanna seems to me as the start of something incredibly good.   

They clip I tried to link doesn't go to the right place for some reason, but there is a video of Billie Joe from their recent show saying "we're breaking up".    

He may have been joking, may have been dead butt serious.   

Dunno. 

 

[pouty bitch]

I've only just realised that Foamf came out over 3 years ago.  Like, I know the world kinda stopped with COVID, but seriously, where did all that time go? I was just thinking how strange it is that we have the 1972 speculation thread and are expecting an album soon because on average GD tend to release an album every 3-4 years so we've probably got another 2-3 years to wait, right? Wrong! How the fuck is it 2023?!?

I swear the time between RevRad and Foamf didn't go this quick

[HoneyEmerald]

I wonder if I will ever find an old video of Mike Dirnt in a kitchen making a sandwich that turns out to be for Billie who is writing in a closet after he hands it off to a grouchy female in a black and white dress. 

 

[Miko]

I rewatched Cuatro! for 54352133rd time. Fuck that documentary is so good. Trilogy for life.

This instrumental is also very great.
 

 

[That Dude]

It's Green Day related in a round about way...

The last remaining original member of Lynyrd Skynrd has passed away.  

First, Neil Young wrote Southern Man.   Then the Freebird gang wrote a response to that song with Sweet Home Alabama.    

And THEN Billie Joe heard That's How I Like It by Skynyrd and wrote American Idiot in response to THAT song. 

THEN, Brandon Flowers of The Killers got all offended that Green Day had British people singing such "calculated anti-American sentiments" 

and art inspires art inspire art inspires art inspires art or something.  

 

 

[The Grohl]

How the hell am I supposed to get today's Kerplunkle when it gives me every Green Day result, yet not the song it actually is?

[jengd]

3 hours ago, The Grohl said:

How the hell am I supposed to get today's Kerplunkle when it gives me every Green Day result, yet not the song it actually is?

I gave up ages ago, either the song wasn’t available or the answer was wrong.

[The Grohl]

Just now, jengd said:

I gave up ages ago, either the song wasn’t available or the answer was wrong.

I finally got it after about 10 refreshes 

[Montclare]

On 3/16/2023 at 12:11 PM, The Grohl said:

I finally got it after about 10 refreshes 

Woo hoo, it's back! I gave up months ago when it stopped working. Now if only the Muse one would start working again.

[Slave To The Network]

On 3/2/2023 at 12:40 PM, pcj said:

Back in early '90s, most of the technology we have today was either in its early stages or did not exist. No smart phones, laptops, tablets. No way to stream or download music, no social media, and no internet at we know it now. 

So other than records and the music press, what was available globally to communicate music? MTV. The music video was the in thing for bands to present their music visually to get noticed. Following the tragic and sad loss of Kurt Cobain, there was a sort of music vacuum, and Grunge was getting tiresome. There were many bands around making music videos. A was well into The Offspring at the time and their videos. With the release of Dookie, the first music video I saw from them was Longview. The GD lyrics to live by, now visually presented as a story, came alive, even became reality and you lived it even more. This was new, this was attitude. And the ending, where Billie Joe trashed the couch, and shredded it with a knife, this was punk. And that's what you wanted to be.

GD has made loads of music videos, I've downloaded around 70 videos, but not sure if that's complete. Today they still tell a story but are much more elaborate. 

So, my question is, do you have any interest in GD music videos, and if so, which is your favourite. It's as difficult choosing a GD video as choosing a favourite GD song.

For me although Longview is special coz it was my first. I'd go for 21st Century Breakdown. I think it won an award, not sure. An amazing video.

 

 

God Billie was so beautiful in the 21CB music video. Especially the part at the end during the sunrise. Ughhhhh!

[Beerjeezus]

2 hours ago, Slave To The Network said:

God Billie was so beautiful in the 21CB music video. Especially the part at the end during the sunrise. Ughhhhh!

Yeah that sunrise shot woke something up in me

[pcj]

Came across this list suggesting GD have written 228 songs. Haven't checked it in detail yet, for errors etc, just wanted to share.

Songs written by Green Day (click spoiler for list):

Spoiler

1

16

2

80

3

86

4

¡Viva La Gloria!

5

¿Viva La Gloria? [Little Girl]

6

1,000 Hours

7

2,000 Light Years Away

8

21 Guns

9

21st Century Breakdown

10

409 In Your Coffee Maker

11

8th Avenue Serenade

12

99 Revolutions

13

A Little Boy Named Train

14

All By Myself

15

All the Time

16

Amanda

17

American Eulogy

18

American Idiot

19

Amy

20

Android

21

Angel Blue

22

Are We The Waiting

23

Armitage Shanks

24

Ashley

25

At The Library

26

Bab's Uvula Who?

27

Baby Eyes

28

Back in the USA

29

Bang Bang

30

Basket Case

31

Before The Lobotomy

32

Best Thing In Town

33

Blood, Sex & Booze

34

Boulevard Of Broken Dreams

35

Bouncing Off the Wall

36

Brain Stew / Jaded

37

Brain Stew The Godzilla Remix

38

Brat

39

Break A Leg

40

Brown Eyed Girl

41

Brutal Love

42

Burnout

43

C Yo Yus

44

Carpe Diem

45

Castaway

46

Christian's Inferno

47

Christie Road

48

Chump

49

Church On Sunday

50

Cigarettes And Valentines - Live

51

City Of The Damned

 

53

Coming Clean

54

Dead Beat

55

Deadbeat Holiday

56

Dearly Beloved

57

Desensitized

58

Dirty Rotten Bastards

59

Disappearing Boy

60

Do Da Da

61

Dominated Love Slave

62

Don't Leave Me

63

Don't Want To Fall In Love

64

Drama Queen

65

Dream Catcher

66

Dry Ice

67

East 12th Street

68

East Jesus Nowhere

69

Emenius Sleepus

70

Espionage

71

Extraordinary Girl

72

Fuck Time

73

F.O.D. (Fuck Off and Die)

74

Fashion Victim

75

Favorite Son

76

Feel for You

77

Forever Now

78

Geek Stink Breath

79

Give Me Novacaine

80

Going To Pasalacqua

81

Good Riddance - Time Of Your Life Live

82

Governator

83

Green Day

84

Ha Ha You're Dead

85

Haushinka

86

Having a Blast

87

Heart like a Hand Grenade

88

Hearts Collide

89

Hitchin' A Ride

90

Hold On

91

Holiday

92

Homecoming

93

Horseshoes & Handgrenades

94

I Don't Care

95

I Don't Wanna Fall In Love

96

I Fought the Law

97

I Want To Be Alone

98

I Want to Be on T.V.

99

I Was There

100

I'll be There

101

In the End

102

J.A.R. (Jason Andrew Relva)

103

Jackass

104

Jaded

105

Jesus of Suburbia

106

Jinx

107

Kill The DJ

108

King for a Day

109

Know Your Enemy

110

Knowledge

111

Lady Cobra

112

Last Night On Earth

113

Last Of The American Girls

114

Last Ride In

115

Lazy Bones

116

Let Yourself Go

117

Letterbomb

118

Life During Wartime

119

Lights Out

120

Like a Rat Does Cheese

121

Little Boy Named Train

122

Longview

123

Loss of Control

124

Macy’s Day Parade

125

Makeout Party

126

Maria

127

Mass Hysteria

128

Mechanical Man

129

Minority

130

Misery

131

Missing You

132

Modern World

133

Murder City

134

Nice Guys Finish Last

135

Nightlife

136

No One Knows

137

No Pride

138

Nuclear Family

139

Oh Love

140

Olivia

141

On The Wagon

142

One for the Razorbacks

143

One of My Lies

144

Only Of You

145

Ordinary World

146

Outlaws

147

Outsider

148

Panic Song

149

Paper Lanterns

150

Peacemaker

151

Platypus (I Hate You)

152

Poprocks and Coke

153

Private Ale

154

Prosthetic Head

155

Pulling Teeth

156

Redundant

157

Reject

158

Rest

159

Restless Heart Syndrome

160

Revolution Radio

161

Road To Acceptance

162

Rock And Roll Girlfriend

163

Rock You Like a Hurricane

164

Rotting

165

Rusty James

166

Sassafras Roots

167

Say Goodbye

168

Scattered

169

Scumbag

170

See The Light

171

See You Tonight

172

Sex, Drugs & Violence

173

She

174

She’s a Rebel

175

Shoplifter

176

Sick of Me

177

Somewhere Now

178

Song Of The Century

179

St. Jimmy

181

Static Age

182

Stay the Night

183

Still Breathing

184

Stop When the Red Lights Flash

185

Strangleland

186

Stray Heart

187

Stuck With Me

188

Suffocate

189

Sweet 16

190

Sweet Children

191

Take Back

192

Tales Of Another Broken Home

193

The Angel And The Jerk

194

The Ballad Of Wilhelm Fink

195

The Forgotten

196

The Grouch

197

The Judge’s Daughter

198

The One I Want

199

The Static Age

200

Tight Wad Hill

201

Too Dumb to Die

202

Too Much Too Soon

203

Troubled Times

204

Troublemaker

205

Uptight

206

Waiting

207

Wake Me Up When September Ends

208

Walk Away

209

Walking Alone

210

Walking Contradiction

211

Warning

212

We Are the Waiting

213

Welcome To Paradise

214

Were Coming Home Again

215

Westbound Sign

216

Whatsername

217

When I Come Around

218

When It’s Time

219

Who Wrote Holden Caulfield?

220

Why Do You Want Him?

221

Wild One

222

Words I Might Have Ate

223

Worry Rock

224

Wow! That’s Loud

225

X-Kid

226

Xmas Time Of The Year

227

You Lied

228

Youngblood.

TOTAL - 226 revised 4/3/23

 

 

 

[solongfromthestars]

Hadn't heard Still Breathing in a while and I don't care what anyone else says, it's one of Green Day's best, most genuine and emotional songs, and it was great live. I remember thinking that Still Breathing and Forever Now at Hyde Park were some of the best performances of Billie's I'd seen. RevRad was a great record.

Tempted to finally get a Still Breathing tattoo if I've got any money left over at the end of my next holiday 👀

[jengd]

My son found this, weird!

 

[suffoKate]

36 minutes ago, jengd said:

My son found this, weird!

 

That's sick! I want to hear an entire album just like this now!