I remember my mom slapped my face one morning before school because I was listening to this too loud. Now here I am, 20 years later listening to it loudly before work. I'm so glad I got to live through this era. I will never forget growing up watching Nirvana, Green Day, Smashing Pumpkins, Foo Fighters and so much more take over the music scene. It was epic and I got to see it live.
I'm 23 years old, I just graduated from college. College was a mental health struggle that took 5 years, now I'm broke, unemployed, and living with my parents. No company is hiring. My grandpa died a couple of days ago. My only release is blasting this concert on repeat and thrashing around my room to it. "Call me pathetic, call me what you will."
Everyone was blasted out of their mind on speed and this is still one of if not their greatest performances. Certainly the best with this song lineup. She was extra special.
Highlights of Jaded in Chicago *(Updated 2022)* 00:09:08 - Billie Joe Armstrong Has Entered the Chat 00:13:33 - Billie Is Masculine 00:22:39 - Swearing Is Approved by Green Day 00:23:12 - I Love You Mom 00:26:20 - Squats are Healthy for You 00:26:26 - Billie Fucks Up the Intro to Welcome to Paradise (After Snorting a Gallon of Crack Earlier) 00:26:28 - Someone Throws *Literal* Dookie at the Microphone 00:30:29 - Y'all a Bunch of Sinners 00:31:02 - *Big Ass Shrug* 00:37:02 - The End of Knowledge 00:38:05 - Cameraman Unplugs Billie's Guitar - Billie Rages (Possibly Shits Himself in Anger) 00:39:03 - Every Jaded in Chicago Thumbnail on TH-cam Be Like: 00:40:22 - An Exact (About) 30 Seconds of Silence 00:42:41 - Billie's Drunk-Ass Spin 00:43:49 - All by Myself (Literally Just the Song Itself) 00:44:39 - Billie Stealing the Spotlight from Tré 00:45:38 - Billie Harassing the Drums 00:50:08 - Billie Burns Spin Magazine and Sings Burn Baby Burn 00:52:34 - Green Day's Hit Unreleased Song: Sweet Home Masturbation 00:54:03 - This Time We'll Blast Them "Out My Ass" 00:57:20 - POV: Your Neck Broke and You Forgot How to Play Guitar 01:06:38 - Let's See Everybody Get *Naked* on This Song 01:10:40 - Why Did I Write This Out… "Oh god it's time to go gotta say g'bye, I gotta say goodbye, I gotta say goodbye now, I gotta say goodbye, I'm gonna go and get on my big wheel, I'm gonna get on my big wheel, no i'm gonna get on my bicycle, no i'm gonna get on my scooter, no my scooter, now i'm gonna need my bicycle, I'm gonna get a- ima get on my, a my- a my a my tonka truck, Imma get on my tonka truck, Imma fuckin' take it, I'm gonna go down the strip, I'm gonna go smash up against a window, I'm gonna smash up against a window, yeah I am! I'm gonna go smash up against one, cuz i gotta pet rock, I gotta pet rock too, I gotta pet rock that's really cool, I gotta pet rock everyone! It's more like, its' like a, it's like a, it's like a, It's like a like a worry stone! It's a worry stone! You take it, you worried, you worried, you worried, you worried, you worried, you worried, you rub it, you worried, you worried, you worried, You worried, you worried, you worried, you worried, you worried, you worried, you worried, you worried, you worried, you worried, you worried, you wor- SHIT!" 01:13:20 - A Nice Formal Goodbye
its a sign of how well practaced they are, normally at that point someone would be speedrunning through childhood memories in great detail while utterly in the dark about how they got where they are in the first place
Idk man it’s honestly all because Green Day signed to a major record label back during the Dookie days. People considered them punk up until they went from lookout records (small label) to reprise records (major label). So when they went to a major record label, people started calling them sell outs and not punk anymore.. Idk it all doesn’t make much sense to me.
@@NovacaineRebelxx you're right man, punk rock bands don't sign to major label's. They're looked at as sellouts if they do, but hey you gotta make a living somehow and how the hell are they meant to make and release music if they're broke? so I idk man I never really understood the whole sellout thing. Like do they want to hear their music or not 😂😂
@@NovacaineRebelxx The Sex Pistols were signed to a major label, and they practically invented the genre (or at least brought it to world-wide attention), yet no one calls them sell outs. Really doesn't make sense to say Green Day sold out by signing to a major label. Plus Lookout was really struggling to shift enough copies of Keplunk and keep up with demand for the record. Green Day had no choice ultimately.
As someone who remembers the original airing in '94, this is incredible to see. Everything from the pre-show mosh, and the raw banter in between songs, I never knew how much extra footage existed.
This isn't even all of it! This is just the live concert reel. They had short interviews with people about what they thought of the show, footage from outside the venue, a lot of which you see clips of during the opening and credits of the final broadcast.
@@retrocysper3709 Yeah I know they're in the TV version, I mean I _literally_ said "a lot of which you can see clips of during the opening and credits of the final broadcast". But it's obviously only going to be a sub-set, therefore it is "extra footage" too. I wasn't saying we don't have some of it, I was just saying that there was technically even more footage than this
@@s-dew Venturing a guess, I'd say that MTV only allotted them an hour of airtime. The broadcast performance clocks at about 45 minutes which would equal an hour with commercials. At least in '94, there was some solace in that whatever they were making time for after was probably at least halfway decent.
I've been watching this show since my early teenage years and now I discovered it was incomplete!!! holy shit it's like discovering money in your couch
Wish I could go back in time and be at this show. What energy! I saw them in a smallish venue and they never mail it in, but the crowd here is insane!!!!
@@sergiotaki9 Of course it's easy to forget that if it weren't for MTV this video literally would not exist period, but you know, we'll look past that and focus on the "how dare they cut content out of their own media" I'm just kidding by the way, I don't mean for this comment to be taken seriously :P
He messed up and starts welcome to paradise a fret higher and then the shoe comes flying in and knocks the mic stand over. The shit is so hilarious lolol
I was 19 years old when Green Day exploded in the rock scene with Dookie. At the time, I was more into alternative and heavier rock but I was impressed by Billie Joe's crazy head shaking and irreverent presence. Now twenty eight years later, I'm revisiting their older stuff and soaking in their amazing energy and songs. And funnily enough, hipsters in Montreal today dress exactly like BJ did in 1994. Long live Punk!
@@ttvloocid_4368 keep it up! I was just thinking how empty the rock scene is now compared to the 1990s and 2000s. Im discovering The Linda Lindas and loving them. They are the same age as you, check them out!
Oh *that's* what he was doing! Haha, I was so lost as to what exactly he was doing there, it just sounded like a bunch of gibberish to me, I was thinking it was some reference to some song or something I don't get.
Setlist Introduction 00:00 Going to Pasalacqua 9:08 Chump 14:24 Longview 17:00 Burnout 20:30 When I Come Around 23:29 Welcome to Paradise 26:28 Coming Clean 30:53 Knowledge 33:57 2000 Light Years Away 37:26 Basket Case 40:44 All By Myself 43:48 Dominated Love Slave 45:00 Disappearing Boy 48:18 F.O.D. 52:57 Paper Lanterns 55:19 Encore Christie Road 1:07:04 She 1:10:35
9:38 Going to Palacaqua 14:28 Chump 17:14 Longview 20:36 Burnout 23:32 When I Come Around 26:30 Welcome to Paradise 30:58 Coming Clean 34:01 Knoweledge (cover Operation Ivy) 37:32 2000 Light Years Away 40:46 Basket Case 43:50 All By Myself 45:01 Dominated Love Song 48:20 Dissapearing Boy 52:28 F.O.D. 55:20 Paper Lanters
i am such i big fan of green day, its a shame i wasn’t alive back when this took place!! im so happy its been preserved so i can still enjoy it! im seeing them live this year and im so excited
God damn I love this performance so much, the old school punk sound that Green Day gave off back then was truly amazing. I still love them to this day, even with their newer stuff, but these older days are awesome.
@@asthenasia Sorry to inform you: soundcheck is not part of a concert, technically speaking (or of any concert, for that matter... and yes, I'm aware that there's video available of the sound check, but it's correct to be separate from this). He (probably) said "full concert" because this one is way more complete than the one MTV released in '94: it has a couple more songs (Knowledge and Disappearing Boy), also like, "Paper Lanterns" is not cut-out (also, no Spin mag being burn) and it doesn't have any bleeping over all of Billie Joe's cursing, so there ya go.
Back in my teenage years (Im 33 now) I was a huge Green Day fan, - I had and unofficial live CD from this concert, my friend found in a small CDstore in Copenhagen, he bought it to me. The CD only had the MTV 45 min in it, back then I wished they had kept all the talking between songs, because I knew it was there - its funny to see and hear it so many years after. And surprising to see they played Knowledge and Disappearing Boy!
I'm so stoked that I came across this video. I recorded this off MTV on a VHS tape (for you younger folks there are these devices called VCR's and you could put a blank tape the size of a shoe inside and record things off TV-LMAO) when I was like 16 years old and watched it so many times that it got to the point to where the tape was so blurry you couldn't watch it anymore. I'm not exaggerating when I say I bet you I have seen this entire concert at least a hundred times. If you're a Green Day fan and haven't seen this immediately drop everything and watch it, this is classic Green Day at its best. I'm not saying I don't like their new stuff because I do but if you're looking for "Wake Me Up When September Ends' you're going to be disappointed this is 39 Smooth/Kerplunk/ Dookie day's, AKA the soundtrack to my childhood!
I had no sleep last night was up at 5am cycled ten miles into work for a 12 hour shift, eyes likes dogs balls crossing over seeing double, I hit play on this and I'm recharged and full of energy. GODLIKE PERFORMANCE!
Same!!! this Version is 1,000 than the Kerplunk version or any other live performance!!! They literally Activated Beast mode!!! All 3 of killed it both individually and collectively, this concert wouldn’t have been the same without drugs!!!
Me too. My sister would always make us fast forward thru it to get to She. 10 years later I had heard it for the first time and I'm still mad at her for depriving me.
I was 6 when my brother had the video cassette of this and I recall so vividly Billie's erratic Big wheel rant. My brother has since passed and it's really nostalgic to watch this again. Thank you very much for sharing this. I've looked for a long time for that skit and tada. You're appreciated 💙
God bless you Mr. Bergqvist you're one of the few heroes left on earth for providing all of us with this fab version of the best Green Day concert ever recorded. You're a fucking legend for this!
I watched 20 times the "chicago 1994 full concert" but it's the first time i'm watching the "chicago 1994 full full concert". And now I'm understanding why MTV eliminated some parts of it lol
It's so refreshing seeing them back then trying to make a name for their selves as opposed to more recent, knowing and acting like they are the top dogs of the rock world.
Oh my god, just wow.. thanks so much for uploading!! 👌🙏 I must have watched this a million times back then! I even remember taping it to vcr from Dutch television somewhere in the winter of '96 after its first broadcast was cancelled (probably because of some soccer match). I always knew some songs were missing. So glad to finally see the original show!! 💚🤘💚
8:46 Going to Pasalacqua 14:24 Chump 17:00 Longview 20:28 Burnout 23:30 When I Come Around 26:28 Welcome to Paradise 30:42 Coming Cleen 32:25 Knowledge 37:26 2000 Light Years Away + Unplugged 40:41 Basket Case 43:49 All By Myself 45:00 Dominated Love Slave 48:18 Disappearing Boy 52:50 F.O.D. 55:17 Paper Lanterns 1:06:38 Christie Road 1:10:34 She
Was 14 at the time and wanted to be there SO FUCKIN BAD. No airports in the swamps of eastern NC, and no money for airfare either. All I could do was watch in amazement.
55:20 this version of paper laterns is like a combination of the 94 woodstock version (because it has were nor gonna take it 1:00:08) and the 1995 performances they would do later on, and to me i love it ^_^ .CANT BELIEVE MTV CUTTED AWAY THE BEST PARTS AND SONGS SPECIALLY PAPER LANTERNS! >:(
The version of When I Come Around is very similar to Woodstock 94 as well, because the beginning has Billie playing guitar solo without Mike or Trè tagging in until later.
Never heard of Green Day prior to seeing this in 94 on TV. Turned Rage on right at the start of the concert, was addicted instantly and ran out the next morning to buy Dookie. Don’t think any band or concert has had that sort of impact on me straight away.
I honestly don't remember the Operation IVY cover, but it's been so long. Middle school me taped this one night and it has since become the thing of garbage can linings...thanks for uploading the full, no tracking needed, awesomeness!
God, I loved this as a kid. Still do. I remember watching this on my bed and being amazed. They influenced so much of my style along with the Beastie Boys. I even did that head twitch that Billie does. nuts
I remember that in MTV Argentina they played this concert on a saturday night in 95 and i had a Party, set the VCR and when i came back luckily the timing was correct grab the whole show, went crazy for that tape, great show from the first to the last song..
It came to me when I was 15 years old. It was like a bomb. It was the front door to many other bands I knew later. Still love this show after 25 years.
In 1994 I was on the fence about Green Day. Too pop for punk and too punk for pop. This gig really cemented my opinion that they're just a great, tight rock band with catchy songs.
Bro I really wish I grew up in the 90's to see these guys I want to be in a band like them and even though he's cracked out his boldness and fearlessness makes me think my anxiety can be overcome
I was 3 years old at the time but if I could go back in time to any concert it would probably be this one. Everyone in that building was having so much fun
This is amazing. I've only ever seen the MTV aired version. I remember my buddy and I going down to the Aragon that night without tickets and getting a pair off of a scalper for something like $25 each. I'm scouring the crowd for us both, but somehow we just blend in too much amongst all the other flannels and middle hair parts lol.
Saw them in Atlanta back then at Lakewood Ampitheater during the Dookie tour. A couple of memories are Billy Jo on stage naked with only his guitar covering him and him running up the lawn hi-five’ing everyone. Great show….
![Green Day - Dookie 30th Anniversary [Full Album]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/eXKFtu7KfC0/mqdefault.jpg)
![Green Day - Dookie 30th Anniversary [Full Album]](/img/tr.png)
![Green Day - Redundant [Official Music Video]](/img/n.gif)
I remember my mom slapped my face one morning before school because I was listening to this too loud. Now here I am, 20 years later listening to it loudly before work. I'm so glad I got to live through this era. I will never forget growing up watching Nirvana, Green Day, Smashing Pumpkins, Foo Fighters and so much more take over the music scene. It was epic and I got to see it live.
And How is your mother?
haha my dad broke my Dookie CD because he read the lyrics in the booklet. I was 13. Now im 39
It was a great era and Green Day put out an incredible album with dookie.
@@frankgrimes7388 not true there kiddo. This was a bit before that started. Don't be a hater there dum dum
Wow, that completely isn’t child abuse…
I'm 23 years old, I just graduated from college. College was a mental health struggle that took 5 years, now I'm broke, unemployed, and living with my parents. No company is hiring. My grandpa died a couple of days ago. My only release is blasting this concert on repeat and thrashing around my room to it. "Call me pathetic, call me what you will."
we all have problems. act accordingly.
Stop cooming for a sec and learn guitar
You can always go to help the Ukrainian
You’re so cool
WHAT YOU WILL
Everyone was blasted out of their mind on speed and this is still one of if not their greatest performances. Certainly the best with this song lineup. She was extra special.
Yeah BJA looks geeked 🤣
You worried?
For real, it made it all more memorable
They weren't "on speed", they were just energetic and this was their act..they're all playing it up
He was never on speed when playing live 😂
Billie is higher than the music quality
i think a tylenol would do that
It's fine, just don't let him drum.
he's to short to be high
Sounds pretty great too but yep he's higher.
Why do you think the next album was called “Insomniac”?? Cause my dude was slamming ice like a champion!!!
Highlights of Jaded in Chicago *(Updated 2022)*
00:09:08 - Billie Joe Armstrong Has Entered the Chat
00:13:33 - Billie Is Masculine
00:22:39 - Swearing Is Approved by Green Day
00:23:12 - I Love You Mom
00:26:20 - Squats are Healthy for You
00:26:26 - Billie Fucks Up the Intro to Welcome to Paradise (After Snorting a Gallon of Crack Earlier)
00:26:28 - Someone Throws *Literal* Dookie at the Microphone
00:30:29 - Y'all a Bunch of Sinners
00:31:02 - *Big Ass Shrug*
00:37:02 - The End of Knowledge
00:38:05 - Cameraman Unplugs Billie's Guitar - Billie Rages (Possibly Shits Himself in Anger)
00:39:03 - Every Jaded in Chicago Thumbnail on TH-cam Be Like:
00:40:22 - An Exact (About) 30 Seconds of Silence
00:42:41 - Billie's Drunk-Ass Spin
00:43:49 - All by Myself (Literally Just the Song Itself)
00:44:39 - Billie Stealing the Spotlight from Tré
00:45:38 - Billie Harassing the Drums
00:50:08 - Billie Burns Spin Magazine and Sings Burn Baby Burn
00:52:34 - Green Day's Hit Unreleased Song: Sweet Home Masturbation
00:54:03 - This Time We'll Blast Them "Out My Ass"
00:57:20 - POV: Your Neck Broke and You Forgot How to Play Guitar
01:06:38 - Let's See Everybody Get *Naked* on This Song
01:10:40 - Why Did I Write This Out… "Oh god it's time to go gotta say g'bye, I gotta say goodbye, I gotta say goodbye now, I gotta say goodbye, I'm gonna go and get on my big wheel, I'm gonna get on my big wheel, no i'm gonna get on my bicycle, no i'm gonna get on my scooter, no my scooter, now i'm gonna need my bicycle, I'm gonna get a- ima get on my, a my- a my a my tonka truck, Imma get on my tonka truck, Imma fuckin' take it, I'm gonna go down the strip, I'm gonna go smash up against a window, I'm gonna smash up against a window, yeah I am! I'm gonna go smash up against one, cuz i gotta pet rock, I gotta pet rock too, I gotta pet rock that's really cool, I gotta pet rock everyone! It's more like, its' like a, it's like a, it's like a, It's like a like a worry stone! It's a worry stone! You take it, you worried, you worried, you worried, you worried, you worried, you worried, you rub it, you worried, you worried, you worried, You worried, you worried, you worried, you worried, you worried, you worried, you worried, you worried, you worried, you worried, you worried, you wor- SHIT!"
01:13:20 - A Nice Formal Goodbye
🐐 comment: Thank you!
@@kugmyster no problemo
Nice
1:13:23 Bye
“pov your neck broke and you forgot how to play guitar” LMFAOO
Their first 3 albums were just so fantastic
Yes
Going to pasalacqua, welcome to paradise (on kerplunk), and she are my top 3 from those albums
And are 3 of my fav songs just in general
All their stuff from the 90s and early 2000s was golden.
Insomniac and Nimrod were also both really great albums from them in the 90’s as well.
Mike Dirnt is such a fucking incredible bass player. It's almost like he plays lead guitar and bass at the same time, while Billie plays rythym
Tell me about it. Hes my favorite part of the band
Absolutely the total driving force of this band. His lines add so much personality to their iconic shit. Tre is second to that.
Exactly
To be that geeked and still remember most of the words to multiple songs is extraordinary
its a sign of how well practaced they are,
normally at that point someone would be speedrunning through childhood memories in great detail while utterly in the dark about how they got where they are in the first place
How do some people say green day ain’t punk? They clearly are especially they’re older stuff.
Idk man it’s honestly all because Green Day signed to a major record label back during the Dookie days. People considered them punk up until they went from lookout records (small label) to reprise records (major label). So when they went to a major record label, people started calling them sell outs and not punk anymore.. Idk it all doesn’t make much sense to me.
@@NovacaineRebelxx you're right man, punk rock bands don't sign to major label's. They're looked at as sellouts if they do, but hey you gotta make a living somehow and how the hell are they meant to make and release music if they're broke? so I idk man I never really understood the whole sellout thing. Like do they want to hear their music or not 😂😂
Also most of people that say that have never watched them live only herd radio and studio cuts green day is best enjoyed live
@@NovacaineRebelxx The Sex Pistols were signed to a major label, and they practically invented the genre (or at least brought it to world-wide attention), yet no one calls them sell outs. Really doesn't make sense to say Green Day sold out by signing to a major label. Plus Lookout was really struggling to shift enough copies of Keplunk and keep up with demand for the record. Green Day had no choice ultimately.
@@codyharten121 saw them live for first time last night and I would trade that show for this show any day. Its just not the same the way they are now.
As someone who remembers the original airing in '94, this is incredible to see. Everything from the pre-show mosh, and the raw banter in between songs, I never knew how much extra footage existed.
This isn't even all of it! This is just the live concert reel. They had short interviews with people about what they thought of the show, footage from outside the venue, a lot of which you see clips of during the opening and credits of the final broadcast.
@@ABCo-ABMedia The Interviews of the audience were in other video of the show.
@@retrocysper3709 Yeah I know they're in the TV version, I mean I _literally_ said "a lot of which you can see clips of during the opening and credits of the final broadcast".
But it's obviously only going to be a sub-set, therefore it is "extra footage" too.
I wasn't saying we don't have some of it, I was just saying that there was technically even more footage than this
I mean fuck, they played extra songs. How come they didnt air dissapearing boy its such a good track i fucking love that song.
@@s-dew Venturing a guess, I'd say that MTV only allotted them an hour of airtime. The broadcast performance clocks at about 45 minutes which would equal an hour with commercials. At least in '94, there was some solace in that whatever they were making time for after was probably at least halfway decent.
I've been watching this show since my early teenage years and now I discovered it was incomplete!!! holy shit it's like discovering money in your couch
It's like discovering meth in your pocket*
FTFY
Me too !!!!
we are three
Same here man
Wish I could go back in time and be at this show. What energy! I saw them in a smallish venue and they never mail it in, but the crowd here is insane!!!!
These guys never knew how good they had it with an excellent, dedicated bassist. Really makes it all work
I was the 87th like on this comment. There is now, officially, no return from 86.
MTV should be ashamed of how they cut out The final chorus For Paper Lanterns!
They should be ashamed, period!
@@sergiotaki9 Of course it's easy to forget that if it weren't for MTV this video literally would not exist period, but you know, we'll look past that and focus on the "how dare they cut content out of their own media"
I'm just kidding by the way, I don't mean for this comment to be taken seriously :P
Have you seem mrv lately its just asses and dongs nowadays no music at all.
He messed up and starts welcome to paradise a fret higher and then the shoe comes flying in and knocks the mic stand over. The shit is so hilarious lolol
Mike's bass and mic sound so clear on this uncut video.
yeah dude. it's great
Thank the sound engineer for that
I was 19 years old when Green Day exploded in the rock scene with Dookie. At the time, I was more into alternative and heavier rock but I was impressed by Billie Joe's crazy head shaking and irreverent presence. Now twenty eight years later, I'm revisiting their older stuff and soaking in their amazing energy and songs. And funnily enough, hipsters in Montreal today dress exactly like BJ did in 1994. Long live Punk!
I’m only 13 and got into green day a few months ago and I’m loving it so much I bought a guitar
@@ttvloocid_4368 keep it up! I was just thinking how empty the rock scene is now compared to the 1990s and 2000s. Im discovering The Linda Lindas and loving them. They are the same age as you, check them out!
oh man so true
@@ttvloocid_4368 keep it up man! That’s the same reason I bought one and I’m 39. This made my day
Closer to 30 years ago than 20, buddy.
"SHE" is unmatched here. Such a good job. OK bye
1:02:03 They completed Paper Lanterns. I never knew after 25 years. Thank you my life is complete. 😂
Cuz it took them about 25 years to play it through
@@frankmelkonian7676 they were 22 in 94, what are you talking about?
@@BursterMFG called a joke
@@BursterMFG what are you talking about? Who cares how old they were? That has nothing to do with what either of them said lmao durrrrrr
1:01:29 i just realized billie joe spelled Mickey Mouse OMG 😂😂🤣😂🤣😂😂
DUDE I SHOULDNT BE LAUGHING ITS TOO LATE FOR THIS
@@kombat5642 BAHAHAHAHA 😂🤣😂🤣
Oh *that's* what he was doing! Haha, I was so lost as to what exactly he was doing there, it just sounded like a bunch of gibberish to me, I was thinking it was some reference to some song or something I don't get.
@@ABCo-ABMedia hehehe
I LOVE SPIEDY
What a setlist...to start with "going to pasalacqua" and finish with "she" is a nice choice! Probably the best period to see them on stage...
"bye" is the best fucking ending call too❤
Setlist
Introduction 00:00
Going to Pasalacqua 9:08
Chump 14:24
Longview 17:00
Burnout 20:30
When I Come Around 23:29
Welcome to Paradise 26:28
Coming Clean 30:53
Knowledge 33:57
2000 Light Years Away 37:26
Basket Case 40:44
All By Myself 43:48
Dominated Love Slave 45:00
Disappearing Boy 48:18
F.O.D. 52:57
Paper Lanterns 55:19
Encore
Christie Road 1:07:04
She 1:10:35
Paper Lanterns and some other songs, ig, idk
Gods work 👍
9:38 Going to Palacaqua
14:28 Chump
17:14 Longview
20:36 Burnout
23:32 When I Come Around
26:30 Welcome to Paradise
30:58 Coming Clean
34:01 Knoweledge (cover Operation Ivy)
37:32 2000 Light Years Away
40:46 Basket Case
43:50 All By Myself
45:01 Dominated Love Song
48:20 Dissapearing Boy
52:28 F.O.D.
55:20 Paper Lanters
Dominated Love *Slave
Paper *Lanterns
@@Shaffer0608And She is missing
@@funkastank I didn’t see that till now
@@Shaffer0608 And Christie Road too
i am such i big fan of green day, its a shame i wasn’t alive back when this took place!! im so happy its been preserved so i can still enjoy it! im seeing them live this year and im so excited
One of Green Day's best concert performances ever.
This concert changed my life!!!!
Why
@@vik_tori8113 z
@@vik_tori8113 drugs of course
@@Charizardolla lmao
Uhmmmm how?😂
God damn I love this performance so much, the old school punk sound that Green Day gave off back then was truly amazing. I still love them to this day, even with their newer stuff, but these older days are awesome.
Those kids are now in their 40's and 50's. I'm one of them.
43's here :P
lol , yup 46
45 here
I’m 13 Hehe😂😂😂😂😂
Mmmm i'm 18 xD
the ending of paper lanterns is SO GOOOOOOOD
Hell yeah
And you want a solution
You know the concert will be worth witnessing as you see the crowd slamming and crowd-surfing before the show starts👌🏻
33:13 BJ prepares for she!
You’re right 😂
This is truly full concert. Thanks
sadly missing the sound check :( not full concert
@@asthenasia Sorry to inform you: soundcheck is not part of a concert, technically speaking (or of any concert, for that matter... and yes, I'm aware that there's video available of the sound check, but it's correct to be separate from this). He (probably) said "full concert" because this one is way more complete than the one MTV released in '94: it has a couple more songs (Knowledge and Disappearing Boy), also like, "Paper Lanterns" is not cut-out (also, no Spin mag being burn) and it doesn't have any bleeping over all of Billie Joe's cursing, so there ya go.
Back in my teenage years (Im 33 now) I was a huge Green Day fan, - I had and unofficial live CD from this concert, my friend found in a small CDstore in Copenhagen, he bought it to me. The CD only had the MTV 45 min in it, back then I wished they had kept all the talking between songs, because I knew it was there - its funny to see and hear it so many years after. And surprising to see they played Knowledge and Disappearing Boy!
I just reached 33. I am a big Green Day fan too. :)
I recorded this on vhs from mtv and watched it EVERY morning before school.
Man, memories. Thanks, green day.
I'm so stoked that I came across this video. I recorded this off MTV on a VHS tape (for you younger folks there are these devices called VCR's and you could put a blank tape the size of a shoe inside and record things off TV-LMAO) when I was like 16 years old and watched it so many times that it got to the point to where the tape was so blurry you couldn't watch it anymore. I'm not exaggerating when I say I bet you I have seen this entire concert at least a hundred times. If you're a Green Day fan and haven't seen this immediately drop everything and watch it, this is classic Green Day at its best. I'm not saying I don't like their new stuff because I do but if you're looking for "Wake Me Up When September Ends' you're going to be disappointed this is 39 Smooth/Kerplunk/ Dookie day's, AKA the soundtrack to my childhood!
I kown what a VCR I may be young but I am not stupid
I had no sleep last night was up at 5am cycled ten miles into work for a 12 hour shift, eyes likes dogs balls crossing over seeing double, I hit play on this and I'm recharged and full of energy. GODLIKE PERFORMANCE!
hope youre good
Dam i wonder how Mike Dirnt spine is doing being the backbone of this band for 35 years
Eh that’s fair but Tre is also huge for them.
One of the best concerts live. Hands down.
The energy of the 90's concert remains unmatched.🤘
Christie Road is one of my favorite Green Day songs
Same!!! this Version is 1,000 than the Kerplunk version or any other live performance!!! They literally Activated Beast mode!!! All 3 of killed it both individually and collectively, this concert wouldn’t have been the same without drugs!!!
Me too. My sister would always make us fast forward thru it to get to She. 10 years later I had heard it for the first time and I'm still mad at her for depriving me.
I was at this show! Amazing performance.
I was 6 when my brother had the video cassette of this and I recall so vividly Billie's erratic Big wheel rant.
My brother has since passed and it's really nostalgic to watch this again. Thank you very much for sharing this. I've looked for a long time for that skit and tada.
You're appreciated 💙
what did he pass to?
I still have this on VHS tape, recorded from the original airing on MTV. I saw them in Oakland, CA in 1995, and it was EPIC! Ah, to be young again!
God bless you Mr. Bergqvist you're one of the few heroes left on earth for providing all of us with this fab version of the best Green Day concert ever recorded. You're a fucking legend for this!
I watched 20 times the "chicago 1994 full concert" but it's the first time i'm watching the "chicago 1994 full full concert". And now I'm understanding why MTV eliminated some parts of it lol
I love how the crowd was chanting a beastie boys song at the beginning. Doesn’t get more 90s than that.
Its amazing lol
Holy shit.... I cannot believe how edited this was for the me for the last 30 YEARS! This is mindblowing!
When he dedicated chump to that one guy he rlly meant it omg, starig DAGGERS the whole song 😭
So cool to see the uncut version! Did'nt realize I've been seeing an edited AF version untill now, I've been fooled! :P Thanks a lot!! :D
Kurt cobain would’ve been so proud seeing punk get this far
I have a clear memory of making my dad stay up to tape the MTV special of this show. Seeing the full thing is amazing!
WTF I DON'T EVEN SAW THE FULL CONCERT, GREETINGS FROM ARGENTINA DUDE
la p*ta madre todo lo que habia cortado
it is just amazing to watch how ppl used to interact with each others when no cell phones were found
This was one of the best concerts I ever saw. If I could relieve one day this would be right up at the top.
When Green Day was Green Day... I don't recognize them anymore. But I remember this concert, had it on VHS and watched it dozens of times.
This never gets old, now I'm 59
Thanks for this video
It's so refreshing seeing them back then trying to make a name for their selves as opposed to more recent, knowing and acting like they are the top dogs of the rock world.
who remembers these good days also i have watched this video so many times
I need this in 4k immediately
I think this is probably the best quality you're gonna get... 🤣 No such thing as 4k in 1994... not even HD
Oh my god, just wow.. thanks so much for uploading!! 👌🙏 I must have watched this a million times back then!
I even remember taping it to vcr from Dutch television somewhere in the winter of '96 after its first broadcast was cancelled (probably because of some soccer match). I always knew some songs were missing. So glad to finally see the original show!! 💚🤘💚
Absolutely love Green Day🤘
36 years old now I remember watching this on mtv in 94 god damm it was awesome then and now after 98 Green Day went soft still love everything in 90s
Green Day forever. Best moment concert old days. Thanks for upload
Nearly 30 years later and I still love this. Oh to be 19 again!!
8:46 Going to Pasalacqua
14:24 Chump
17:00 Longview
20:28 Burnout
23:30 When I Come Around
26:28 Welcome to Paradise
30:42 Coming Cleen
32:25 Knowledge
37:26 2000 Light Years Away + Unplugged
40:41 Basket Case
43:49 All By Myself
45:00 Dominated Love Slave
48:18 Disappearing Boy
52:50 F.O.D.
55:17 Paper Lanterns
1:06:38 Christie Road
1:10:34 She
aye the uploader pin this comment
@@izzey0729 it’s in the description
@@clawmusic4372 we’re all too lazy to go in the description
@@michaeldalia7313 yes
Was 14 at the time and wanted to be there SO FUCKIN BAD. No airports in the swamps of eastern NC, and no money for airfare either. All I could do was watch in amazement.
Born in 80. This band made me love music
SAME! They also made my son love music years later!
Same here. Born in 82...
Born in 2007 ;-; kinda late and not in America that's hurts
Bien in 2009 🫤 wish i was born earlier so i could experience this stuff 😢
Omg!! Full concert! Thank you so much!! :D
Oh man this'll never get old
55:20 this version of paper laterns is like a combination of the 94 woodstock version (because it has were nor gonna take it 1:00:08) and the 1995 performances they would do later on, and to me i love it ^_^ .CANT BELIEVE MTV CUTTED AWAY THE BEST PARTS AND SONGS SPECIALLY PAPER LANTERNS! >:(
The version of When I Come Around is very similar to Woodstock 94 as well, because the beginning has Billie playing guitar solo without Mike or Trè tagging in until later.
@@NovacaineRebelxx ooooh
Like it or not, this is the music that shaped a whole fucking generation...
damn they mastered the art of the live show live there!
If I could go back in time this is where I would go
When Green Day and we are greats.
Finally! there is a full clip of this concert!!
The years passes away Green Day still sound so fucking great 🤙🤙🤙🤟🤟🤟
Crazy this is 30 years ago 😮
It's good to see no cell phones in the entire venue.
Never heard of Green Day prior to seeing this in 94 on TV. Turned Rage on right at the start of the concert, was addicted instantly and ran out the next morning to buy Dookie. Don’t think any band or concert has had that sort of impact on me straight away.
40:40 love that absolute unhinged and slightly confused look he puts on sometimes. Billie Joe is so cute
billie: makes the crowd say insults
also billie: look at your mouths, you talk to your parents with that mouth?
I honestly don't remember the Operation IVY cover, but it's been so long. Middle school me taped this one night and it has since become the thing of garbage can linings...thanks for uploading the full, no tracking needed, awesomeness!
Tks dude! Since Brazil.
É nóis! 🤘😎
Tmj
God, I loved this as a kid. Still do. I remember watching this on my bed and being amazed. They influenced so much of my style along with the Beastie Boys. I even did that head twitch that Billie does. nuts
18:16
Aliens??
Yes, what about it?
this gotta be one of the rare moments where Tre seemed the most normal out of the three of them
i don't know who you are but thanks for this, the quality on this and on top of that uncensored? you're the man
My favourit concert🔥
13:33 Preach Billie! This is why I love Green Day
MY BEST YEAR❤❤❤❤ MISS THIS TIME
I remember that in MTV Argentina they played this concert on a saturday night in 95 and i had a Party, set the VCR and when i came back luckily the timing was correct grab the whole show, went crazy for that tape, great show from the first to the last song..
It came to me when I was 15 years old. It was like a bomb. It was the front door to many other bands I knew later. Still love this show after 25 years.
Same. This concert made me start my first band..it was the most dope ass thing I had seen at the time in rock n roll
best live show ever done hands down
In 1994 I was on the fence about Green Day. Too pop for punk and too punk for pop. This gig really cemented my opinion that they're just a great, tight rock band with catchy songs.
Bro I really wish I grew up in the 90's to see these guys I want to be in a band like them and even though he's cracked out his boldness and fearlessness makes me think my anxiety can be overcome
He's not "Cracked" out. He's "Cranked" out.
@@Chucktones1408 right, right ha ha ha
I could watch this every day
Holy shit. How did you get an uncut version of this !!!!? I have never seen certain parts of this. Thanks !!!
I was 3 years old at the time but if I could go back in time to any concert it would probably be this one. Everyone in that building was having so much fun
This is amazing. I've only ever seen the MTV aired version. I remember my buddy and I going down to the Aragon that night without tickets and getting a pair off of a scalper for something like $25 each. I'm scouring the crowd for us both, but somehow we just blend in too much amongst all the other flannels and middle hair parts lol.
Saw them in Atlanta back then at Lakewood Ampitheater during the Dookie tour. A couple of memories are Billy Jo on stage naked with only his guitar covering him and him running up the lawn hi-five’ing everyone. Great show….
I saw them a couple months before this show. It was probably the best show I’ve ever been to. I wish there was video of it.
Ah here it is :D