My ENTIRE Green Day Collection [2023 Update] 

Thanks. I agree that time period is definitely GD at their peak.

Agree 💯

Yeah I got it a while ago. I think they repressed that 2008 edition a bunch of times when Reprise took over the rights of the first two records from Lookout.

Thank you! I don't think I've ever seen those 7 inches out in the wild but I'll keep an eye on those.

Thanks Rob! I've been collecting GD CDs since high school so I got a lot of their stuff, specially CD singles. Those were pretty easy to find back in the 90s and affordable too. It was the only way to listen to the songs not included in the albums so I had to get them. Later on I started to collect them on vinyl too. Can't stop!

That's so cool. Do you have any Adeline Records stuff?

@@VinylPotato Yeah. I got several Adeline Records releases on both CD and vinyl, as well as some stickers and promo posters. I had some band t-shirts but I outgrew all those. I also did some interviews with several members of different bands on the label back when I had a fanzine.

@@RiseAbove924 that's so cool. I think my favorite Adeline band was the Soviettes. I saw them open for against me back in 2005. Adeline was a cool label. Do you have those zines posted online?

@@VinylPotato The Soviettes were great! I love the entire Adeline Records roster but One Man Army holds an extra special place in my heart since they were the first Adeline band I saw live and helped promote. Unfortunately the interviews I conducted are not posted online but I still have them on paper so I may have to remedy that. One of the interviews was with Jason White and it was quite interesting.

I've seen those first pressings of the first singles. Looks like they were printed on regular paper. Definitely delicate. Great find.

Thank you. It's been quite a trip to collect all these.

Thank you. It's work of at least a couple of decades lol.

Hope you enjoyed it!

Glad you enjoyed it!

@@VinylPotato I meant to meantion that i think the most interesting or coolest one that you showed was the one, early in the video, that was produced by fans. I've never heard of that before. Very cool that the fans did it and that Green Day allowed them to do it (or assisted?)

GD is also my favorite. I started my collection on CD too. Later I got most of them on vinyl.

@@VinylPotato i would probably have alot on vinyl if they where more publicly available at stores, maybe they will release American idiot on vinyl in stores again for the 20th anniversary

LOL I don't think anyone could watch the whole thing in one sitting. Unless you really like CD singles 🤣

Oh no! How did you lose it?

@@VinylPotato well I ended up boxing them up. Then I got married. Then I moved twice.sooooo, to answer the Q, idk 😐

Thanks! The sleeves I have on my CD singles came with the CDs when I bought them. I don't have sleeves that are specifically made for CD singles. May be hard to find. I used to buy standard CD sleeves from sleevecityusa.com but I haven't used them in a long time.

Get that pop corn!

Those are hard to find. Seen them on Discogs occasionally but can be expensive.

I guess I forgot to check, sorry.@@VinylPotato