@@avigolberg8428 what are you talking about? That album slapped 1. It’s a rock opera! Arguably did it better than American idiot, but I’ll leave that up for debate 2. It has peacemaker 3. Variety of music styles 4. Incredible lyrics 5. That album cover though
@@avigolberg8428 it’s not, and even if it was, so what? It’s power punk, but are you one of those people that hate on music because it’s a specific genre, even if it sounds good?
The thing is that the lyrics are some of the most uninspired and unmeaningful lyrics I've ever heard and the album isn't very experimental. Green day has had much better albums
@@matthewduffy1710 I like the intro to Panic Song honestly but that's just me. My all time favourite on Insomniac is Armatage Shanks though, that song might just be the most underrated Green Day song ever, it's so damn good.
Lazy bones and Letterbomb (originally called cluster bomb and with lyrical changes to fit the story of American idiot) were going to be on Cigarettes and Valentines so I guess it makes sense that they fix next to each other
i don't think it was a joke but it wasn't serious. apparently they don't play many or any songs from it live, it was their last album with their record deal and an album needs to be 8 songs and 25 minutes to be classified as an album, FOAMF is 10 songs and 26 minutes. May not have been a joke, but wasn't serious either
That's funny because my copy of dookie didn't come with Vanilla ice cream, peaches, cream, chocolate sauce, cherries, triffle, jelly, or strawberry ice cream. :(
i don't know why but i loved uno dos tre. From the power-pop puppy love song of sweet 16 to the down n dirty rock n roll garage songs like fuck time, not to mention the crazy bassline on the bridge to makeout party. Out of all their stuff, those albums are what I revisit along with Nimrod and compilation "shenanigans".
Yes, I think a lot of songs in all three albums are amazing, the problem is there are also a lot of tracks that feel filler-ish, and the further you go the less "Green Day" it sounds, but a lot of my favorite songs are in the albums, like X-Kid, Nuclear Family, Oh Love! and Dirty Rotten Bastards
i feel like the trilogy gets unfairly complained about a lot, but it's easier so see why when you compare it to demolicious. it contains (most of) the best songs from the trilogy in a rawer, more genuine sound--one that sounds more like what fans have been used to. i love both collections of music, but i definitely listen to demolicious far more as a whole. (personally am in love with the acoustic version of stay the night.)
I disagree in some points. ¡Dos! Is in my opinion the better album of the trilogy, I find ¡Tre! To be a complete snoozefest, literally zero songs from that album captivate me, and I don't think FOAMF is that bad, I quite like it in fact. But gotta give props to the 21st Century Breakdown one, a very underrated album and certainly one of my favorites.
@@GreenDayUSA Lol. You do you mate. Also it's not like I said either of those albums were the best, I find them fun that's all. The best is Nimrod of course.
Personally I think FOAMF is more like a pop album, it sounds good for another artist that is not GD, maybe I don't know Maroon 5 could be? FOAMF sounds good as a pop album, but sounds horrible as a GD album
@@razormoos Hmm, I guess: Nuclear Family Stay the Night Let Yourself Go Rusty James Stop When the Red Lights Flash Lazy Bones Amy Missing You X-Kid 99 Revolutions Might change on a daily basis depending on how I feel aha
Nice to see another 21CB enjoyer. I do agree with people that it's pretty much Diet American Idiot, but it's still good for what it is. Tho I will say I could probably go without Static Age and 21 Guns.
I think honestly ARTV did a really good idea of combining the trilogy into an album by having 15 of the 37 songs (also I still say American idiot is my favorite by them)
THANK YOU for acknowledging how good 21st Century Breakdown is. I don't really like anything from the first half of Green Day's career because I'm not too into punk rock, but basically everything from Warning onwards has been pretty solid imo, except for The Trilogy and Father Of All, of course.
It’s cool how this is different to my one, I’m not big into the stuff post American idiot, American eulogy, bang bang and a few others are exceptions tho, I like the father of all bit, nice video
While I dont like the stuff after 21st CB, I can still see why some people love the Trilogy and Revolution Radio. At the same time I can not at all fathom how anyone could like Father of All...
Green Day as a punk rock band "had to reach up to get to the cherry on top. *lip smack* in the mouth, it was lovely" Green Day as an Emo pop band "and actually, umm. That wasn't very noice. Actually... *swallows* it was horrible."
Hate me but Uno Dos Tré and Father of All are decent albums but bad from a green day standard but out of all the good green day albums American Idiot is the worst and warning is the most Underrated
@@typicalfurry2747 I dig your point. ¡Uno! sounds generic. In the trilogy I prefer ¡Dos!, If they don't have had the megalomaniac idea of a trilogy, they would had released a great album of course. 37 songs, probably don't exist B-sides from that. Nimrod was a good example of an album that emerged from a plethora of songs where even the B-sides are great songs.
21st Century killed Green Day for me. Long, boring, less punk rock than everythi g they released before , repetitive as music and lyrics, a try to recreate American Idiot, a sell out move to sell more records ( and they did) I dislike that record, same spot with FOAM
