I personally love Revolution Radio, but I can understand why it's on the lower half of this list. It's pretty safe, but I truly think it's some of the band's most solid and well-rounded albums.
You should go on a Green Day marathon in chronology, and see how the boys evolved over the years. Start with 1039/Smooth, and then make your way through each album until you get to Father of All..Green Day’s latest album. I guarantee you should love all their 90’s material though, that for me was peak Green Day.
I must respectfully disagree with you when you say Dookie can’t be listened to all the way through. At least for me that is far from the truth as I do it almost ritualistically. Opinions tho
Couldn’t agree more, definitely prefer their older grungier stuff if you will. The 4 albums I listen to a lot are 39 smooth, kerpkunk, Dookie and Insomniac
Yeah I listen to every album (minus the trilogy) all the way through. Nimrod is definitely my favorite but all of them are amazing if you listen to them as an experience. I really like Revolution Radio as an album but sometimes the non-single songs alone sound meh but when you’re listening to them all together.
It’s such a perfect sound that they found for that album. That’s what I love about it. They didn’t need to change the sound from song to song. I could listen to 10 albums with that album’s sound and never get tired of it.
@@mungus381 Yeah he might wanna add the b sides and/or maybe making a Blur-Gorillaz episode.Now that i think about it it can also be a Damon albarn exclusive episode but who knows? I Just wish he made a video about gorillaz with more depth in the albums and the message it wants to transmit.
Finally someone who truly appreciates 21st Century Breakdown. East Jesus Nowhere, both Viva La Gloria's, 21 Guns, Before the Lobotomy, and Last Night On Earth are easily my favorites from the album.
He's sleeping on kerplunk in general. To me it's just as good if not better than dookie as it's zero-filler, filled with bangers, and more sonically varied.
My list is 1): dookie 2):kerplunk 3):1/039 smoothed out slappy hours 4):insomniac The end NONE of the 2004+ albums can beat the 90s albums for me hence why they arent on my list at all
yeah most fans don't even care about warning lol but ur right insomniac is pretty loved by the fans. btw this comment was written a year ago or smn so i didn't know about the green day community that well. i agree w u. but still think both of the albums are underrated lol
I love 21st Century Breakdown the most out of all of their albums. And you dissed my favorite song of theirs, East Jesus Nowhere. But most of the list is on point, besides 21st Century Breakdown.
12: Tre - Don't really like the trilogy 11: Dos 10: Uno 9: Revolution Radio - Its just kinda meh 8: 21st Century Breakdown - Its pretty good, but its still just not as good as others 7: 39/Smooth - I just like how its more punk than their other albums 6: Warning - This used to be one of my favorites, but honestly a lot of the songs are just kinda meh (I also agree that Misery is absolutely amazing) 5: Insomniac - Other than 39/Smooth and Kerplunk, this is their most punk album in my opinion 4: Nimrod - It just has a lot of really good songs (also I really dont like Time of Your Life) 3: American Idiot - I really really really like this album, but I think its a little overrated 2: Kerplunk - I'm honestly not sure why I love this album so much, I just do 1: Dookie - I agree with the complaint that all songs sound the same, but I still LOVE this album (its probably just nostalgia because its the first album of them I ever heard), and also Longview is probably my favorite Green Day song It was really hard to rank numbers 5-1
I personally thought that Revolution Radio was a really good album. I dunno if I rank it top 5, but it’s definitely close up there for me. I like all the songs on there except for maybe two that I really didn’t care for. The two probably being Say Goodbye and maybe Outlaws. Which honestly I don’t hate those two, they are just very skip able for me.
Okay but I love reviews and ranked videos so I am excited. (Also I love how Green Day is still denying being The Network but we all know.) Maybe you should rank MCR (despite the fact that there were only arguably five albums so it's tricky.) Also I don't know if you're a Smashing Pumpkins fan but that would be fun, considering the even mix of gems and arguable garbage. Or you could rank the SpongeBob seasons.
This is so weird... I was always thought of Green Day as a 2000s band, I guess because of American Idiot. But they actually had a lot of output in the 90s, more than in the 00s.
Their stuff on American Idiot and 21st Century Breakdown overshadows most of their other work so I was shocked to find out that they've been making music since 1991
Prosthetic head is a hidden track that isn't hidden at all but just because good riddance comes before it seems as if that's the end of the album. I love prosthetic head and it's one of the best songs on the album
1. Dookie 2. Insomniac 3. Nimrod 4. American idiot 5. Revolution radio 6. Warning 7. Kerplunk 8. 21st century breakdown 9. Uno 10. 39 smooth 11. Dos 12. Tre
Imo 39 smooth is the best because it is raw, angsty, guitar-driven, has pretty loud percussion and has more hard rock and grunge elements, plus it has some really good songs like At the Library, Rest, Don't leave me, I was there, and Disappearing Boy.
How can that be anyone's number 1 in their discography? That should not even be possible. It's probably their worst album. Nimrod is their absolute best.
Mentioned Songs 39/Smooth - N/A Tré - Dirty Rotten Bastards - X-Kid - A Little Boy Named Train - The Forgotten Uno - Nuclear Family - Let Yourself Go - Kill the DJ - Oh Love Dos - Fuck Time - Lazy Bones - Makeout Party - Stray Heart - Nightlife Revolution Radio - Forever Now - Somewhere Now - Bang Bang - Revolution Radio - Say Goodbye - Outlaws - Still Breathing - Youngblood - Too Dumb to Die - Ordinary World 21st Century Breakdown - Song of the Century - 21st Century Breakdown - Know Your Enemy - ¡Viva La Gloria! - Before the Lobotomy - Last of the American Girls - ¿Viva La Gloria? (Little Girl) - Restless Heart Syndrome - Peacemaker - 21 Guns - Murder City - East Jesus Nowhere Kerplunk - Welcome to Paradise - Christie Road - Who Wrote Holden Caulfield? Insomniac - 86 - Armatage Shanks - Brat - Geek Stink Breath - Brain Stew - Walking Contradiction - Panic Song Warning - Warning - Blood Sex & Booze - Deadbeat Holiday - Waiting - Minority - Macy’s Day Parade - Misery Dookie - Longview Nimrod - Nice Guys Finish Last - The Grouch - Redundant - Scattered - Worry Rock - Platypus (I Hate You) - Last Ride In - Walking Alone - King for a Day - Good Riddance (Time of Your Life) - Hitchin’ a Ride American Idiot - Wake Me Up When September Ends - Boulevard of Broken Dreams - American Idiot - Holiday - Are We the Waiting - St. Jimmy
My list: 13. Father Of All... 12. 39 Smooth 11. Uno 10. Dos 9. Tre 8. Kerplunk 7. Insomniac 6. Warning 5. Revolution Radio 4. Nimrod 3. 21st Century Breakdown 2. Dookie 1. American Idiot
Pretty close to mine. The biggest disagreements I have would be having father of all at the bottom, having Tre as the best of the trilogy and having Dookie as number 2
My list 1: 21 century breakdown 2: American idiot 3: dookie 4: Nimrod 5: insomniac 6: kerplunk 7: warning 8: 39 smooth 9: revaluation radio 10: dos 11: tre 12: uno
Warning was an amazing album. I’d rather they overplay Macy’s day parade than time of your life. It’s a better song and actually fits with the “uplifting” vibe that people want from time of your life.
12. Dos 11. Tre 10. Uno 9. 39 Smooth 8. Revolution Radio 7. Warning 6. 21st Century Breakdown 5. Kerplunk 4. Nimrod 3. Insomniac 2. American Idiot 1. Dookie
Jon from ARTV: there is no such thing as a wrong opinion Billy Cobb: * puts 39/smooth at the bottom of the list* Me: umm......Jon........you may want to see this.......
I expect you to put Tre or something else in the bottom of the list but putting 39 smooth? Wow dude! Personally, it’s one of my fav green day albums. I think it has amazing lyrics, like 16 is one of my fav songs, and it has the most guitar solos than the other albums! So that even makes it more good. But I agree with the production and finding your sound thing.
Been listening to green day for quite a while, honestly think 21st is one of their most mature/ best albums (not better than AI/dookie/nimrod, but up there) sad to see them regress in the new decade
1. Nimrod 2. Dookie 3. American Idiot 4. Revolution Radio 5. Warning 6. 21st Century Breakdown 7. Uno 8. Kerplunk 9. Insomniac 10. Dos 11. Tre 12. 39/Smooth
#12: No, can’t agree. I like it more than the trilogy. Sure, it’s not as developed as Kerplunk or Dookie, but it’s possible to hear the roots of their style on this record. #11: Can’t agree here. I think Tre was the best of the trilogy. I disagree about The Forgotten not fitting the aesthetic. It’s supposed to be a breather from how breakneck and mercilessly lean the remainder of the album is, as opposed to American Idiot and 21st Century Breakdown, which were majestic and sprawling. #10: Yet again, don’t agree. Dos was my least favorite of the trilogy. #9: Can’t agree. I did not like Dos at all. Easily my least favorite album of theirs. #8: I would agree. Revolution Radio was much stronger than the trilogy, even if I wasn’t the biggest fan of the record. Bang Bang was great, though. Agree about Still Breathing, incredibly underwhelming song. #7: I’d personally put this a bit higher up. It’s not a great album overall, but I certainly like it more than Kerplunk. I disagree with you about East Jesus Nowhere, I think it’s one of the best songs on the album. #6: I’d swap this and 21st Century Breakdown’s rankings on the list. 21st Century Breakdown, while not entirely cohesive, was a better record. Kerplunk was sort of a thrown together type thing. While it does have a handful of good songs - Christie Road, Dominated Love Slave (such a funny song!) and Who Wrote Holden Caulfield - it’s simply not as impressive as their next six albums. #5: I would put this at #2, to be honest. Such an underrated masterpiece. I don’t agree about the whole “scraps from Dookie” comment. Every song on here comes from a different narrative than anything on that record. Where Dookie was an album that was perfect for brash, jaded teenage parking lot dwellers, Insomniac was an immediate response to the accusations that Billie Joe and the boys were just in it for the money now. They responded with this tight, breakneck record. It’s not as hooky as Dookie - nothing as catchy as “Basket Case,” nothing as affecting as “When I Come Around,” no breakup song as pungent and succinct as “She” - and that’s the point. Insomniac is just a “fuck you” to those who thought that they sold out, and with this album, they proved the opposite. That was evident when the album wasn’t as successful as Dookie, because it wasn’t as immediate. #4: I would agree. I actually like Warning more than American Idiot. Also great shot at Linkin Park, that album blew ASS. Also, I wouldn’t consider Warning the song a ripoff at all. The only people calling that song a ripoff are old men telling teenage boys to get off their lawns, since those are probably the only people who are still Kinks fans in 2018. Also, you are totally on the money about Misery. Excellent song. #3: HOW COULD YOU PUT THIS AT NUMBER FUCKING THREE?! THIS IS THEIR BEST FUCKING ALBUM, THE BEST PUNK ALBUM AND ONE OF THE BEST GODDAMN ALBUMS OF ALL FUCKING TIME!!!! LOL, just fucking with you, even if I do think it’s their best. I don’t think it’s necessarily bad that every song blends together. Pink Floyd’s The Wall, another one of my favorite albums ever, was sort of mixed that way, where each song would go into the next. Where the album began with “we came in,” and ended with “is this where?” I can very much listen to every song, since it’s concise, and invites repeated listening, which bodes well for future listens. If I had to pick a best track, it’d go between Burnout, Having a Blast, Longview, Welcome to Paradise, Pulling Teeth, Basket Case, When I Come Around and Coming Clean. I legitimately can’t pick between all of these masterpieces. But yeah, maybe the reason why I like it more than you is because I was alive when it came out. I was 1 when it was released, though, and didn’t buy it until 2004, when I was 12. #2: While I do find this album underrated - it’d probably be #3 for me - I don’t agree about it being not as good as American Idiot. American Idiot is overrated in my opinion. I agree that it was a great transition between their apex as punk kings, and crossover into alternative music. Yeah, Nice Guys Finish Last is underrated. I remember skateboarding with my friends in freshman year of high school (2007-2008), while listening to this song on my first iPhone. Should have been bigger than that piece of shit Good Riddance. The Grouch, Redundant, Worry Rock and Platypus are all excellent songs. Last Ride In is kind of underdeveloped, since it never really goes anywhere, but Walking Alone and King For a Day (much better than the awful song by ‘80s flash-in-the-pan new wave garbage band XTC) are underrated. Good Riddance is awful, though, easily the worst song Green Day have released. Without energetic walls of noise to support him, it’s impossible to ignore how thin and reedy Billie Joe’s voice is on this song. He sounds almost as tuneless as Kurt Cobain on MTV Unplugged. I had to hear that piece of shit at my 2011 high school graduation. I hated that song even when I originally bought the album when I was 12 in 2005. My first reaction: “WTF was that? That was terrible.” I disagree about Hitchin’ a Ride being the best song on the album. I think Nice Guys or Worry Rock would earn that title for me. Yeah, the Bullet In a Bible version of Hitchin’ a Ride is great, when I first saw that as a kid, I thought it was some of the best shit ever. #1: OVERRATED OVERRATED OVERRATED OVERRATED. Can’t agree. While it did get me into Green Day back when I bought it the day it came out when I was 12 - it was my first CD - 14 years later as a 26-year-old, I am not as warm towards it as I was in 6th grade. I don’t agree that they looked or sounded their best - Dookie earns that - but as always, that’s your opinion. However, I also recorded a song from American Idiot on my first flip phone - which I got for my 13th birthday in 2005 - however, unlike you, it was Jesus of Suburbia. Even to this day, I still think it’s the best song on the album. Are We the Waiting isn’t a bad song, but the way that Boulevard and St. Jimmy lead into and out of it just make it feel like another song. I feel like every album, even perfect albums like Dookie and Insomniac, have standard songs, and Are We the Waiting is a pretty standard Green Day song. I feel like Nimrod and Warning both were albums that did the whole “each song has its own characteristics” idea better than American Idiot. I don’t feel like it was the best commentary on George W. Bush-era America, even when I was 12, I thought that months later, when I bought System of a Down’s Mezmerize and Hypnotize - coincidentally, both on the days they came out - they were much stronger with their political commentary than American Idiot was. Sure, they weren’t as approachable - “B.Y.O.B.”, despite being a huge hit, was not as anthemic as American Idiot, “Lonely Day” wasn’t as emotional as “Boulevard of Broken Dreams” and “Lost in Hollywood” wasn’t as ambitious as “Jesus of Suburbia” - but to me, they were both much stronger with their political commentary, since they added some lightheartedness and tongue-in-cheek humor into the mix, while American Idiot’s relentlessly earnest concept kept it from being as cohesive as their last four albums. I feel like a much more cohesive concept album was Nine Inch Nails’ The Downward Spiral, since it flowed together much more nicely. Also, it didn’t have a ham-fisted Broadway musical attached to it. However, despite all my criticisms, I still think American Idiot is a 7/10. But despite my disagreements, I still enjoyed this video. You earned yourself a sub.
Nimrod is straight up my favorite. I can even give the song Take Back (which I can't stand) a pass just because the rest of it was so great. Jinx's transition into Haushinka still feels great, and so do the first two tracks, which are two of the 3 from the album that made Rock Band.
seeing 39/smooth at the bottom shocked me tbh cuz it's one of my favorite albums 😭 the low production is what gives it its charm, in my honest opinion. its imperfect, and that's what i love about it
1. American Idiot 2. 21st Century Breakdown 3. Dookie 4. Warning 5. Nimrod 6. Insomniac 7. Revolution Radio 8. Kerplunk 9. Tre 10. Uno 11. Dos 13. 1039
I would place 21st Century Breakdown at number 5, I really like the songs on there and it's really good. I love the American Eulogy. And I don't think East Jesus Nowhere is that bland. I think the guitar riff and the drums kick goddamn ass. Edit: I've also listened to the entirety of Revolution Radio and I loved it! Most of the songs slap. Where you placed it is criminal.
nimrod is my favorite! i love how it's experimental yet still sounds like 90's green day. my favorite tracks are the grouch, scattered, last ride in, and king for a day.
12. Kerplunk - overrated as fuuuuuuuuudge 11. 39/Smooth - they were figuring things out, but it has some dang great guitar work 10. Uno - boring but has some great tracks 9. Tre - boring but has some great tracks 8. Warning - pretty dang good 7. Dookie - yeah I placed dookie down at 7th, not because it sucks, clearly it doesn't, just because I haven't found as much favor with it as other albums and I've found it a little overrated 6. Dos - their most underrated album to date, so fast and crazy, I absolutely love it 5. Insomniac - angsty as fudge and I love that about it 4. Revolution Radio - such a kickass record, sure Say Goodbye and Youngblood suck, but everything else hits the mark for me 3. Nimrod - such a diverse and incredible tracklist here 2. American Idiot - one of the greatest albums of all time, hands down 1. 21st Century Breakdown - so so so so so underrated and phenomenal
I don't interpret Good Riddance as a happy song, but I don't exactly interpret it as a "f you" song either. It's a song about broken hearts and missed opportunities. If the popular interpretation is that it's for high school graduations as a nostalgic piece about happy days gone by, I interpret it as a college graduation song about how you totally wasted your years partying when you should've been forming meaningful relationships and connections, and now you're stuck having to deal with the fallout now that you're in the real world.
39 Smooth deserved better and I was bummed when Nimrod wasn’t the top, I still think Dookie is their best considering every song was like a wake up call to teenagers everywhere including myself. Still the singular album I have on vinyl.
My top worst to best: 13 39/ Smooth 12 Father of all... 11 Uno 10 Dos 09 Tre 08 Kerplunk! 07 21st century breakdown 06 Warning 05 Revolution radio 04 Insomniac 03 Nimrod 02 Dookie 01 American idiot
39/Smooth is not bad but not their best it’s great has some great riffs if you listen to every song like Paper Lanterns is awesome and don’t leave me (buts it’s not their best)
Ok now... I have to disagree with you there. How the hell is FOAM better than 39/Smooth? 39 has at least some good songs like Going To Pasalaqua, Green Day and Paper Lanterns. While Foam has... does it have any good songs that don't sound like a car commercial that selling an outdated car?
Geez this is the best, most accurate rating I've ever seen, 100% agree in everything, I loved that you addressed the problems with dookie and brought to light the masterpiece that warning is, damn, your opinions are so well formed, I can see you're a green day fan to heart, you can see why DOS! Is the best of the trilogy and also why misery is their most underrated song, geez I 100% loved this video.
1) insomniac 2) nimrod 3) dookie 4) american idiot 5) kerplunk! 6) 39/smooth 7) 21st century breakdown 8) warning 9) uno then i stopped listening after uno was so horrendous
1. Nimrod 2. Kerplunk 3. 39Smooth 4. Dookie 5. Insomniac 6. American Idiot that's all I've fully listened to, and I really need to get around to listening to Warning all the way through
Ok I have to disagree with 39/smooth though yes production isnt the greatest it is however the starting point of their punk sound in my opinion the trilogy is by far the worst but hey you made it this way but that's ok
Nimrod is essentially the microcosm of what it’s like to be in your mid 20’s. Your youth is still there, but your identity is slowly changing. Your watching yourself begin to grow old and you don’t know what to make of it. It’s no wonder they were 25 when they recorded it.
Great list! Green Day will always have a special place in my heart. One of my earliest memories is my dad playing Nice Guys Finish Last in the car. I’ve seen them live 4 times; best live shows I’ve ever been to. My list: 12. Uno 11. Tre 10. Dos 9. 39/Smooth 8. RevRad 7. Kerplunk 6. Insomniac 5. 21st Century Breakdown 4. Dookie 3. Warning 2. Nimrod 1. American Idiot
finally someone who doesn't immediately put warning super close to the bottom
Yeah I love Warning. It’s probably in my top 5.
Warning is underrated, it isn't amazing but it's definitely pretty good
Why the fuck do people hate that album? It makes no sense to me
Well, it can't be too close to the bottom considering they've released their worst albums after American Idiot
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I can’t lie, Jesus of Suburbia is one of my favourite songs.
Dude, it's literally my ringtone
@@jooree7696 Mine is Holiday but I wish I had it
Same dude
I like homecoming more lol
@@s-dew yes, homecoming is also a brilliant song and probably my second favourite song on the album
I just realized my voice is clipping a bit, it must have happened when I exported it. Oh well. Put up with it.
Completely agreed with you on number 3
Loved how you used Hitchin' a ride for the 2nd album
My top 3 Green Day albums are...
3. Warning
2. 21st Century Breakdown
1. American Idiot
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Immediately disagreed when you said 39smooth was the worst, way better than the trilogy
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I love 39 smooth
*Tre Cool isn't a founding member
True johnn kiffmeyer is
(I don't know how to spell it lol😃😂)
just cuz youre right
doesnt make you right
@@waggythegeek2030 wut
Ikr this dude doesn't even know the damn band, so it's obvious why he has bad taste in albums
@@JAYD0-music tre might not be founding but he's FOUNDING IN MY HEART
Oh Nimord is my number one. So underrated honestly. Happy to see someone so into it and Warning.
SAME.
Prosthetic Head is actually the best closing track ever
I love both of them
YOU PUSHED ME ONCE TOO FAR AGAIN
Nimrod is so goddamn good
I personally love Revolution Radio, but I can understand why it's on the lower half of this list. It's pretty safe, but I truly think it's some of the band's most solid and well-rounded albums.
Spagett BITCH ME TOO, THATS THE SAME THING I THOUGHT
It's my favorite one from them for some reason. It's really solid and resonated with me.
Spagett i 100% agree
I mean Bang Bang is probably one of their best songs of all time in my opinion
Hell, it's the album that got me into Green Day!
I've never listened to a single Green Day album in my entire life, and am about to listen to nimrod after this comment. I'm kind of excited!
G.M.F what did you think of it?
@@twistedrazor4730 I liked this song, but I'm only a fan of Green Day's biggest hits so far.
G.M.F that’s fair. Some of their lesser known stuff isn’t for everybody and is kinda out there. Glad to hear that you liked it, though!
@@unagjac890 check out kerplunk. It's a better start than nimrod.
You should go on a Green Day marathon in chronology, and see how the boys evolved over the years. Start with 1039/Smooth, and then make your way through each album until you get to Father of All..Green Day’s latest album. I guarantee you should love all their 90’s material though, that for me was peak Green Day.
Nimrod is still their most underrated album
Insomniac and warning
Nah, the Trilogy are their most underrated albums.
I think most underrated is warning
Luke Bradford no.
Giorgos S4 yes
I must respectfully disagree with you when you say Dookie can’t be listened to all the way through. At least for me that is far from the truth as I do it almost ritualistically. Opinions tho
Couldn’t agree more, definitely prefer their older grungier stuff if you will. The 4 albums I listen to a lot are 39 smooth, kerpkunk, Dookie and Insomniac
My number one is Nimrod. e
Dookie is my favorite album
Yeah I listen to every album (minus the trilogy) all the way through. Nimrod is definitely my favorite but all of them are amazing if you listen to them as an experience. I really like Revolution Radio as an album but sometimes the non-single songs alone sound meh but when you’re listening to them all together.
It’s such a perfect sound that they found for that album. That’s what I love about it. They didn’t need to change the sound from song to song. I could listen to 10 albums with that album’s sound and never get tired of it.
_Misery_ is _Hitchin' A Ride_ on absinthe.
_Hitchin' A Ride_ is _Holiday_ on meth.
_Holiday_ is _Minority_ on anarchism.
Holiday is Minority on Anarchism and cocaine*
@@dreamofyouandi Fair enough.
misery is just minority in absinthe, meth, anarchy and cocaine
@@p.g.v.3765 Pretty much.
The best green day song:
I WAS A YOUNG BOY THAT HAD BIG PLANS
NOW IM JUST A SHITTY OLD MAN
As soon as I read it I heard the music in my mind
The Grouch :O
As soon as you see those lyrics…
The Grouch is a BANGER
I don’t have fun and I hate everything, the world owes me so fuck you...
Tre Cool didn’t join til 90’ when the original drummer left to go to college.
Insomniac is definitely my favorite. Don't @ me.
You should do Alice In Chains.
Insomniac Billie is my favorite
Insomniac is so easily the best. That was their peak.
based
Insomniac is great.
Agreed
When you said Hitchin A Ride was your favorite of all time I just yelled TASTE cause it's aMAZING
I actually genuinely really like Revolution Radio, though it was basically American Idiot for 2016
Same
So did I UwU
American Idiot is awful and terrible and also bad.
@@mikebyj2310 that’s just like, your opinion man
@@cokemaster3710 insomniac is my #1 FYI :)
I love this guys awkwardness
I’m glad I found someone who loves Hitchin A Ride as much as I do. Definitely one of their underrated ones.
after The Now Now comes out next month you should do Gorillaz.
Wouldn't be a very long video
@@mungus381 Yeah he might wanna add the b sides and/or maybe making a Blur-Gorillaz episode.Now that i think about it it can also be a Damon albarn exclusive episode but who knows? I Just wish he made a video about gorillaz with more depth in the albums and the message it wants to transmit.
@@veronicaliguori7396 Yeah, he should include the b-side albums
Still should do them
Since song machine is happening, that'll be postponed a bit
Straight up ignored castaway and church on Sunday on warning
Edit: horseshoes and hand grenades too!
yup
heck yeah
Horseshoes and hand grenades is on 21st Century Breakdown
@@yournormalmariofan8056 I am aware?
Finally someone who truly appreciates 21st Century Breakdown. East Jesus Nowhere, both Viva La Gloria's, 21 Guns, Before the Lobotomy, and Last Night On Earth are easily my favorites from the album.
Don't be sleeping on peacemaker either!
@@Say-V-N Yesss Peacemaker is so underrated!!!
East Jesus Nowhere is so fucking good. Like top 5 GD songs good.
Same
I can't stand Last Night On Earth. It's *so* sappy.
16:39 dang man really good rendition of the Johnny Test theme song!
one for the razorbacks is a brilliant song on Kerplunk
Correct
He's sleeping on kerplunk in general. To me it's just as good if not better than dookie as it's zero-filler, filled with bangers, and more sonically varied.
All the songs on kerplunk are awesome.
@@inordirectional yeah, I have to agree with youn
@@inordirectional It’s better than Dookie imo.
My List:
1): Dookie
2): Nimrod
3): American Idiot
4): Insomniac
5): Kerplunk
6): Warning
7): Revolution Radio
8): 21 Century Breakdown
9): 39 Smooth
10): Dos
11): Uno
12): Tré
I can respect that list, but my top 3 would be Nimrod, then Dookie, then American Idiot.
Vanderox I would have put warning over insomniac and kerplunk though
I agree with every word that you say
My list is
1): dookie
2):kerplunk
3):1/039 smoothed out slappy hours
4):insomniac
The end
NONE of the 2004+ albums can beat the 90s albums for me hence why they arent on my list at all
My top 3:
1. Insomniac
2. Insomniac
3. Insomniac
Enough said.
In my presence, stopping Dookie part-way through could get you ejected from the premises.
I’d put 21st Century Breakdown a LOT higher personally but your points are valid
It’s my favorite GD album
Restless heart syndrome was one of my favorites 😭
FINALLY SOMEONE WHO APPRECIATES WARNING AND INSOMNIAC!
no one did?
@@localerik i mean, yeah?
@@a-stark3 rly, ok
i thought a lot of green day fans loved insomniac and warning, especially insomniac
yeah most fans don't even care about warning lol but ur right insomniac is pretty loved by the fans. btw this comment was written a year ago or smn so i didn't know about the green day community that well. i agree w u. but still think both of the albums are underrated lol
Wonder how he's liking the puking unicorn record
I swear that album is the definition of “We ArE sO eDgY aNd CoOl We SaY cUsS wOrDs!11!1!1!!”
@@glenhaven721 To be fair, it kind of is.
Zoo wee mama
Nice reference.
Wait...where’s that from? I’ve heard it before but I can’t remember
Dave Grohl's Beard nice name
@@glurmyworm I'm 5 months late but it's Diary of a Wimpy Kid.
@@JosetheDopeLPs oh yeah lol
I love 21st Century Breakdown the most out of all of their albums. And you dissed my favorite song of theirs, East Jesus Nowhere. But most of the list is on point, besides 21st Century Breakdown.
Malachi T I'm personally not a fan of 21st century breakdown, but I do like East Jesus Nowhere
21cb is so underrated. Everyone just writes it off as a pop clone of American Idiot, but it's so gooood
It is also one of my favorite albums from Green Day. But that is mostly because of the nostalgia is get from it.
East Jesus is a great song
imo the only bad songs on 21CB are Christian's Inferno and Murder City
12: Tre - Don't really like the trilogy
11: Dos
10: Uno
9: Revolution Radio - Its just kinda meh
8: 21st Century Breakdown - Its pretty good, but its still just not as good as others
7: 39/Smooth - I just like how its more punk than their other albums
6: Warning - This used to be one of my favorites, but honestly a lot of the songs are just kinda meh (I also agree that Misery is absolutely amazing)
5: Insomniac - Other than 39/Smooth and Kerplunk, this is their most punk album in my opinion
4: Nimrod - It just has a lot of really good songs (also I really dont like Time of Your Life)
3: American Idiot - I really really really like this album, but I think its a little overrated
2: Kerplunk - I'm honestly not sure why I love this album so much, I just do
1: Dookie - I agree with the complaint that all songs sound the same, but I still LOVE this album (its probably just nostalgia because its the first album of them I ever heard), and also
Longview is probably my favorite Green Day song
It was really hard to rank numbers 5-1
I personally thought that Revolution Radio was a really good album. I dunno if I rank it top 5, but it’s definitely close up there for me. I like all the songs on there except for maybe two that I really didn’t care for. The two probably being Say Goodbye and maybe Outlaws. Which honestly I don’t hate those two, they are just very skip able for me.
Father of all to the end of all the list please
Pretty much spot on man. But my #1 is insomniac.
Okay but I love reviews and ranked videos so I am excited. (Also I love how Green Day is still denying being The Network but we all know.)
Maybe you should rank MCR (despite the fact that there were only arguably five albums so it's tricky.) Also I don't know if you're a Smashing Pumpkins fan but that would be fun, considering the even mix of gems and arguable garbage.
Or you could rank the SpongeBob seasons.
13. Father of All...
Who was the motherfucker that made the cover art?
@@honeycomblord9384 Billie said he drew the unicorn so I think he did it....
Only slightly better than the trilogy imo
I thought it was gonna be each individual song and I was like *oH weLl ThiS iS a BiT oF a ShOrt vIdeO*
Revolution Radio's chorus sounds like the Caillou theme song you can't tell me otherwise
oh shit thats where i know it from
I can never unhear that. Song ruined. Thanks.
Please do more of these I absolutely loved it.
Green Day’s good and all but I REALLY appreciate that Rocky Horror poster in the background
This is so weird...
I was always thought of Green Day as a 2000s band, I guess because of American Idiot.
But they actually had a lot of output in the 90s, more than in the 00s.
Their stuff on American Idiot and 21st Century Breakdown overshadows most of their other work so I was shocked to find out that they've been making music since 1991
My favorite is 39 Smooth. Then Kerplunk. Then Insomniac.
We Remotely Low RIP
We Remotely Low Same. I enjoy older green day much more.
Terrible
@@MrBilliam1234 Don't talk about your mom like that
Yes dude
Nimrod is my favorite. Prosthetic head is one of their most underrated song and Uptight is my favorite.
Prosthetic head is a hidden track that isn't hidden at all but just because good riddance comes before it seems as if that's the end of the album. I love prosthetic head and it's one of the best songs on the album
@@Say-V-N I kinda like it that they put prosthetic head at the end. I don't think that Good Riddance is the proper song to end the album.
And Worry Rock, man Nimrod sure does have some great songs on there.
Man, I can't tell you how many times I've jammed to The Grouch. Platypus is another good one.
I'm getting moist thinking about you covering "Longview"
At least my favorite album, dookie was in the top three that's all I'm happy about
1. Dookie
2. Insomniac
3. Nimrod
4. American idiot
5. Revolution radio
6. Warning
7. Kerplunk
8. 21st century breakdown
9. Uno
10. 39 smooth
11. Dos
12. Tre
Julio Erquicia Finally someone giving Insomniac some respect. I love that album so much.
God, American Idiot is just a masterpiece, isn't it?
Imo 39 smooth is the best because it is raw, angsty, guitar-driven, has pretty loud percussion and has more hard rock and grunge elements, plus it has some really good songs like At the Library, Rest, Don't leave me, I was there, and Disappearing Boy.
Agreed
@sentirion II9 I agree. 39/Smooth is my number 5
How can that be anyone's number 1 in their discography? That should not even be possible. It's probably their worst album. Nimrod is their absolute best.
@@SgtPeppersLonelyHeartsClubBand Opinions. Opinions are things.
@@cowsareblue572 I dont care it's unfathomable
Great vid, my list would probably be entirely different but that's just because of my taste.
Would love to see a Weezer: Worst to Best.
I actually argue that dookie is one of the few albums that I can listen to all the way through
I listened to it every day for a week straight recently lol.
Insomniac underrated
Stuck with me is one of my favourite green day songs
The fact that Uno is not at the bottom is really hilarious
Depression Cherry the thing is, Uno isn't a great album, but the few songs that are good on it are REALLY GOOD.
But it has Let Yourself Go, so.
What's even funnier is 39/smooth is in it's place, I never thought I'd see the day...
well father of all is a thing now
Tre should've been higher, it's the best album of the trilogy.
Yes!!! Warning finally getting some recognition very underrated imo!!!
Mentioned Songs
39/Smooth
- N/A
Tré
- Dirty Rotten Bastards
- X-Kid
- A Little Boy Named Train
- The Forgotten
Uno
- Nuclear Family
- Let Yourself Go
- Kill the DJ
- Oh Love
Dos
- Fuck Time
- Lazy Bones
- Makeout Party
- Stray Heart
- Nightlife
Revolution Radio
- Forever Now
- Somewhere Now
- Bang Bang
- Revolution Radio
- Say Goodbye
- Outlaws
- Still Breathing
- Youngblood
- Too Dumb to Die
- Ordinary World
21st Century Breakdown
- Song of the Century
- 21st Century Breakdown
- Know Your Enemy
- ¡Viva La Gloria!
- Before the Lobotomy
- Last of the American Girls
- ¿Viva La Gloria? (Little Girl)
- Restless Heart Syndrome
- Peacemaker
- 21 Guns
- Murder City
- East Jesus Nowhere
Kerplunk
- Welcome to Paradise
- Christie Road
- Who Wrote Holden Caulfield?
Insomniac
- 86
- Armatage Shanks
- Brat
- Geek Stink Breath
- Brain Stew
- Walking Contradiction
- Panic Song
Warning
- Warning
- Blood Sex & Booze
- Deadbeat Holiday
- Waiting
- Minority
- Macy’s Day Parade
- Misery
Dookie
- Longview
Nimrod
- Nice Guys Finish Last
- The Grouch
- Redundant
- Scattered
- Worry Rock
- Platypus (I Hate You)
- Last Ride In
- Walking Alone
- King for a Day
- Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)
- Hitchin’ a Ride
American Idiot
- Wake Me Up When September Ends
- Boulevard of Broken Dreams
- American Idiot
- Holiday
- Are We the Waiting
- St. Jimmy
The 39/smooth song was At the Library One of my favorite songs
My list:
13. Father Of All...
12. 39 Smooth
11. Uno
10. Dos
9. Tre
8. Kerplunk
7. Insomniac
6. Warning
5. Revolution Radio
4. Nimrod
3. 21st Century Breakdown
2. Dookie
1. American Idiot
Pretty close to mine. The biggest disagreements I have would be having father of all at the bottom, having Tre as the best of the trilogy and having Dookie as number 2
my man, how can u put nimrod at 4, and warning at 6
Kinda close to mine honestly, except flip the trilogy around and put Insomniac a little higher then it's closer to mine lmao
I don’t really like father of all… like at all
I also have American Idiot at #1 and dookie at #2
Yo I wonder what he thinks about Father Of All Motherfuckers. I have a feeling he didn't like it, lol
_Misery_ is _Hitchin' A Ride_ on absinthe.
_Hitchin' A Ride_ is _Holiday_ on meth.
_Holiday_ is _Minority_ on anarchism.
lol
"And for the two if you who don't know who green day are..."
What the fuck is a green day?
@@brainstew2853 Green Day is the final evolution of Froakie, the Water-type starter Pokemon of X and Y, who is also in Smash Bros.
@@CR-hu1db No, that's Greninja. Green Day is a type of explosive weapon typically thrown by hand that is activated by pulling a pin.
@@sunny1417 No, that's a grenade. Green Day is a popular fast food chain where you choose what ingredients you want on a sandwich
Disclaimer: His shirt is his favorite Green Day album.
My list
1: 21 century breakdown
2: American idiot
3: dookie
4: Nimrod
5: insomniac
6: kerplunk
7: warning
8: 39 smooth
9: revaluation radio
10: dos
11: tre
12: uno
Warning was an amazing album. I’d rather they overplay Macy’s day parade than time of your life. It’s a better song and actually fits with the “uplifting” vibe that people want from time of your life.
12. Dos
11. Tre
10. Uno
9. 39 Smooth
8. Revolution Radio
7. Warning
6. 21st Century Breakdown
5. Kerplunk
4. Nimrod
3. Insomniac
2. American Idiot
1. Dookie
This guy gets it
FBproductions7 American idiot is their most overrated album
@@Realoemo popular ≠ overrated
Warning>21st century breakdown. Barely, but I think it’s a little better
Man, you nailed it
Jon from ARTV: there is no such thing as a wrong opinion
Billy Cobb: * puts 39/smooth at the bottom of the list*
Me: umm......Jon........you may want to see this.......
hearing you praise Misery so much was beautiful. My favourite green day song
I expect you to put Tre or something else in the bottom of the list but putting 39 smooth? Wow dude! Personally, it’s one of my fav green day albums. I think it has amazing lyrics, like 16 is one of my fav songs, and it has the most guitar solos than the other albums! So that even makes it more good. But I agree with the production and finding your sound thing.
Been listening to green day for quite a while, honestly think 21st is one of their most mature/ best albums (not better than AI/dookie/nimrod, but up there) sad to see them regress in the new decade
>Putting 39/Smooth at they bottom
>Followed by Tre
>mfw
4channer moment
1. Nimrod
2. Dookie
3. American Idiot
4. Revolution Radio
5. Warning
6. 21st Century Breakdown
7. Uno
8. Kerplunk
9. Insomniac
10. Dos
11. Tre
12. 39/Smooth
>39 smooth at bottom
okay yeah but I mean like, nah
Had this review been made in 2019, Father of All would've been at the bottom of the list.
#12: No, can’t agree. I like it more than the trilogy. Sure, it’s not as developed as Kerplunk or Dookie, but it’s possible to hear the roots of their style on this record.
#11: Can’t agree here. I think Tre was the best of the trilogy. I disagree about The Forgotten not fitting the aesthetic. It’s supposed to be a breather from how breakneck and mercilessly lean the remainder of the album is, as opposed to American Idiot and 21st Century Breakdown, which were majestic and sprawling.
#10: Yet again, don’t agree. Dos was my least favorite of the trilogy.
#9: Can’t agree. I did not like Dos at all. Easily my least favorite album of theirs.
#8: I would agree. Revolution Radio was much stronger than the trilogy, even if I wasn’t the biggest fan of the record. Bang Bang was great, though. Agree about Still Breathing, incredibly underwhelming song.
#7: I’d personally put this a bit higher up. It’s not a great album overall, but I certainly like it more than Kerplunk. I disagree with you about East Jesus Nowhere, I think it’s one of the best songs on the album.
#6: I’d swap this and 21st Century Breakdown’s rankings on the list. 21st Century Breakdown, while not entirely cohesive, was a better record. Kerplunk was sort of a thrown together type thing. While it does have a handful of good songs - Christie Road, Dominated Love Slave (such a funny song!) and Who Wrote Holden Caulfield - it’s simply not as impressive as their next six albums.
#5: I would put this at #2, to be honest. Such an underrated masterpiece. I don’t agree about the whole “scraps from Dookie” comment. Every song on here comes from a different narrative than anything on that record. Where Dookie was an album that was perfect for brash, jaded teenage parking lot dwellers, Insomniac was an immediate response to the accusations that Billie Joe and the boys were just in it for the money now. They responded with this tight, breakneck record. It’s not as hooky as Dookie - nothing as catchy as “Basket Case,” nothing as affecting as “When I Come Around,” no breakup song as pungent and succinct as “She” - and that’s the point. Insomniac is just a “fuck you” to those who thought that they sold out, and with this album, they proved the opposite. That was evident when the album wasn’t as successful as Dookie, because it wasn’t as immediate.
#4: I would agree. I actually like Warning more than American Idiot. Also great shot at Linkin Park, that album blew ASS. Also, I wouldn’t consider Warning the song a ripoff at all. The only people calling that song a ripoff are old men telling teenage boys to get off their lawns, since those are probably the only people who are still Kinks fans in 2018. Also, you are totally on the money about Misery. Excellent song.
#3: HOW COULD YOU PUT THIS AT NUMBER FUCKING THREE?! THIS IS THEIR BEST FUCKING ALBUM, THE BEST PUNK ALBUM AND ONE OF THE BEST GODDAMN ALBUMS OF ALL FUCKING TIME!!!! LOL, just fucking with you, even if I do think it’s their best. I don’t think it’s necessarily bad that every song blends together. Pink Floyd’s The Wall, another one of my favorite albums ever, was sort of mixed that way, where each song would go into the next. Where the album began with “we came in,” and ended with “is this where?” I can very much listen to every song, since it’s concise, and invites repeated listening, which bodes well for future listens. If I had to pick a best track, it’d go between Burnout, Having a Blast, Longview, Welcome to Paradise, Pulling Teeth, Basket Case, When I Come Around and Coming Clean. I legitimately can’t pick between all of these masterpieces. But yeah, maybe the reason why I like it more than you is because I was alive when it came out. I was 1 when it was released, though, and didn’t buy it until 2004, when I was 12.
#2: While I do find this album underrated - it’d probably be #3 for me - I don’t agree about it being not as good as American Idiot. American Idiot is overrated in my opinion. I agree that it was a great transition between their apex as punk kings, and crossover into alternative music. Yeah, Nice Guys Finish Last is underrated. I remember skateboarding with my friends in freshman year of high school (2007-2008), while listening to this song on my first iPhone. Should have been bigger than that piece of shit Good Riddance. The Grouch, Redundant, Worry Rock and Platypus are all excellent songs. Last Ride In is kind of underdeveloped, since it never really goes anywhere, but Walking Alone and King For a Day (much better than the awful song by ‘80s flash-in-the-pan new wave garbage band XTC) are underrated. Good Riddance is awful, though, easily the worst song Green Day have released. Without energetic walls of noise to support him, it’s impossible to ignore how thin and reedy Billie Joe’s voice is on this song. He sounds almost as tuneless as Kurt Cobain on MTV Unplugged. I had to hear that piece of shit at my 2011 high school graduation. I hated that song even when I originally bought the album when I was 12 in 2005. My first reaction: “WTF was that? That was terrible.” I disagree about Hitchin’ a Ride being the best song on the album. I think Nice Guys or Worry Rock would earn that title for me. Yeah, the Bullet In a Bible version of Hitchin’ a Ride is great, when I first saw that as a kid, I thought it was some of the best shit ever.
#1: OVERRATED OVERRATED OVERRATED OVERRATED. Can’t agree. While it did get me into Green Day back when I bought it the day it came out when I was 12 - it was my first CD - 14 years later as a 26-year-old, I am not as warm towards it as I was in 6th grade. I don’t agree that they looked or sounded their best - Dookie earns that - but as always, that’s your opinion. However, I also recorded a song from American Idiot on my first flip phone - which I got for my 13th birthday in 2005 - however, unlike you, it was Jesus of Suburbia. Even to this day, I still think it’s the best song on the album. Are We the Waiting isn’t a bad song, but the way that Boulevard and St. Jimmy lead into and out of it just make it feel like another song. I feel like every album, even perfect albums like Dookie and Insomniac, have standard songs, and Are We the Waiting is a pretty standard Green Day song. I feel like Nimrod and Warning both were albums that did the whole “each song has its own characteristics” idea better than American Idiot. I don’t feel like it was the best commentary on George W. Bush-era America, even when I was 12, I thought that months later, when I bought System of a Down’s Mezmerize and Hypnotize - coincidentally, both on the days they came out - they were much stronger with their political commentary than American Idiot was. Sure, they weren’t as approachable - “B.Y.O.B.”, despite being a huge hit, was not as anthemic as American Idiot, “Lonely Day” wasn’t as emotional as “Boulevard of Broken Dreams” and “Lost in Hollywood” wasn’t as ambitious as “Jesus of Suburbia” - but to me, they were both much stronger with their political commentary, since they added some lightheartedness and tongue-in-cheek humor into the mix, while American Idiot’s relentlessly earnest concept kept it from being as cohesive as their last four albums. I feel like a much more cohesive concept album was Nine Inch Nails’ The Downward Spiral, since it flowed together much more nicely. Also, it didn’t have a ham-fisted Broadway musical attached to it. However, despite all my criticisms, I still think American Idiot is a 7/10.
But despite my disagreements, I still enjoyed this video. You earned yourself a sub.
Jeff King you deserve a random sub for the longest comment in TH-cam history
i will always rank insomniac as number one. insomniac is basically just dookie but with more variety, heavier, and just generally more improved
Tbh i dont like 21 guns that much
bleach 22 same bro. Not a fan. It's not really Green Day, and it's boring
21 guns is the first song i really really enjoyed and that's why i started listening to them
zorgs I started listening to Green Day because of Insomniac because the first song I heard was the Panic Song
@@emilsgs6185 good for you, but the song isn't that good
It’s a very weak song. Probably Green Day’s worst “hit”.
Nimrod is straight up my favorite. I can even give the song Take Back (which I can't stand) a pass just because the rest of it was so great. Jinx's transition into Haushinka still feels great, and so do the first two tracks, which are two of the 3 from the album that made Rock Band.
You cant stand take back?!
Take back is probably the worst song on it but it’s still not bad and it’s also really short so it doesn’t really bother me.
@@cowsareblue572 Even good albums have dubs.
My rankings:
1. American Idiot
2. Nimrod.
3. Dookie
4. 39/Smooth
5. Kerplunk!
6. 21st Century Breakdown
7. Insomniac
8. Warning:
9. Revolution Radio
10. ¡Uno!
11. ¡Tre!
12. ¡Dos!
seeing 39/smooth at the bottom shocked me tbh cuz it's one of my favorite albums 😭 the low production is what gives it its charm, in my honest opinion. its imperfect, and that's what i love about it
1. American Idiot
2. 21st Century Breakdown
3. Dookie
4. Warning
5. Nimrod
6. Insomniac
7. Revolution Radio
8. Kerplunk
9. Tre
10. Uno
11. Dos
13. 1039
Hell yeah. I love Warning
Revolution Radio higher and 21st century breakdown and Dookie switched but other than that it's a food pick dude
nonononono in no way is Warning better then Nimrod, just no.
1039 is the best!
I would place 21st Century Breakdown at number 5, I really like the songs on there and it's really good.
I love the American Eulogy.
And I don't think East Jesus Nowhere is that bland.
I think the guitar riff and the drums kick goddamn ass.
Edit:
I've also listened to the entirety of Revolution Radio and I loved it!
Most of the songs slap.
Where you placed it is criminal.
This is good
Your username is good.
nimrod is my favorite! i love how it's experimental yet still sounds like 90's green day. my favorite tracks are the grouch, scattered, last ride in, and king for a day.
12. Kerplunk - overrated as fuuuuuuuuudge
11. 39/Smooth - they were figuring things out, but it has some dang great guitar work
10. Uno - boring but has some great tracks
9. Tre - boring but has some great tracks
8. Warning - pretty dang good
7. Dookie - yeah I placed dookie down at 7th, not because it sucks, clearly it doesn't, just because I haven't found as much favor with it as other albums and I've found it a little overrated
6. Dos - their most underrated album to date, so fast and crazy, I absolutely love it
5. Insomniac - angsty as fudge and I love that about it
4. Revolution Radio - such a kickass record, sure Say Goodbye and Youngblood suck, but everything else hits the mark for me
3. Nimrod - such a diverse and incredible tracklist here
2. American Idiot - one of the greatest albums of all time, hands down
1. 21st Century Breakdown - so so so so so underrated and phenomenal
Jesse Meadors wow, man I've read through the comments and seen a million different lists, and yours is practically identical to mine.
I like this list
Kerplunk last my fuckin ass.
How? How can you put 21cb first?
@@cowsareblue572 cause it's absolutely beautiful. I wouldn't put it on my Top1, but it's definitely in my top three
I don't interpret Good Riddance as a happy song, but I don't exactly interpret it as a "f you" song either. It's a song about broken hearts and missed opportunities. If the popular interpretation is that it's for high school graduations as a nostalgic piece about happy days gone by, I interpret it as a college graduation song about how you totally wasted your years partying when you should've been forming meaningful relationships and connections, and now you're stuck having to deal with the fallout now that you're in the real world.
Dookie is an album you just can't listen to all the way through?
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Going To Pasalaqua is one of my favorite Green Day songs of all time
39 Smooth deserved better and I was bummed when Nimrod wasn’t the top, I still think Dookie is their best considering every song was like a wake up call to teenagers everywhere including myself. Still the singular album I have on vinyl.
My top worst to best:
13 39/ Smooth
12 Father of all...
11 Uno
10 Dos
09 Tre
08 Kerplunk!
07 21st century breakdown
06 Warning
05 Revolution radio
04 Insomniac
03 Nimrod
02 Dookie
01 American idiot
39/Smooth is not bad but not their best it’s great has some great riffs if you listen to every song like Paper Lanterns is awesome and don’t leave me (buts it’s not their best)
Ok now... I have to disagree with you there. How the hell is FOAM better than 39/Smooth? 39 has at least some good songs like Going To Pasalaqua, Green Day and Paper Lanterns. While Foam has... does it have any good songs that don't sound like a car commercial that selling an outdated car?
Is it safe to say father of all would be dead last
No ¡Dos! Is dead last.
Uno is the best of the trilogy the whole trilogy could have been boiled down into one good solid Green Day album
Great channel, love your stuff, but Green Day wasn't founded in 86 with Tre Cool. First drummer was a guy named John Kiffmeyer.
:P
Great video you definitely deserve more attention
I'm so happy he said that after Dookie
I feel the exact same
Also Nimrod is my number 2 and American Idiot is my number 1
Geez this is the best, most accurate rating I've ever seen, 100% agree in everything, I loved that you addressed the problems with dookie and brought to light the masterpiece that warning is, damn, your opinions are so well formed, I can see you're a green day fan to heart, you can see why DOS! Is the best of the trilogy and also why misery is their most underrated song, geez I 100% loved this video.
12: Tré
11: Dos
10: Uno
9: 39/Smooth
8: Kerplunk
7: Dookie
6: Revolution Radio
5: Nimrod
4: American Idiot
3: Warning
2: 21st Century Breakdown
1: Insomniac
And father of all is 13
Smart man. Insomniac belongs at number 1.
no
Insomniac as number 1, smart man.
Loved 21st century breakdown 😢 my first concert was this albums tour. ❤ rose tinted glasses, perhaps, though
10. Uno/Dos/Tre
9. 1039/Smoothed Out Slappy Hours
8. Kerplunk
7. Revolution Radio
6. Insomniac
5. 21st Century Breakdown
4. Warning
3. Nimrod
2. American Idiot
1. Dookie
1. American idiot
2. Dookie
3. Nimrod
4. Warning
5. Insomniac
6. Kerplunk
7. 1039
8. Revolution radio
9. 21st century
10. Uno
11. Tré
12. Dos
10:55 ouch, Billy. True, but ouch
1) insomniac
2) nimrod
3) dookie
4) american idiot
5) kerplunk!
6) 39/smooth
7) 21st century breakdown
8) warning
9) uno
then i stopped listening after uno was so horrendous
Luca Vincent i agree with ur list, only switch places with 39/smooth and nimrod
I'd switch 39/smooth and kerplunk but otherwise agree
I agree but switch dookie with nimrod. Insomniac is there most "punk" album and their best
1. Nimrod
2. Kerplunk
3. 39Smooth
4. Dookie
5. Insomniac
6. American Idiot
that's all I've fully listened to, and I really need to get around to listening to Warning all the way through
Maybe give Revolution Radio a chance? It’s a lot better than the trilogy, I promise.
Ok I have to disagree with 39/smooth though yes production isnt the greatest it is however the starting point of their punk sound in my opinion the trilogy is by far the worst but hey you made it this way but that's ok
Nimrod is essentially the microcosm of what it’s like to be in your mid 20’s.
Your youth is still there, but your identity is slowly changing. Your watching yourself begin to grow old and you don’t know what to make of it. It’s no wonder they were 25 when they recorded it.
finally some justice for warning
AND MISERY, YES
Great list! Green Day will always have a special place in my heart. One of my earliest memories is my dad playing Nice Guys Finish Last in the car. I’ve seen them live 4 times; best live shows I’ve ever been to.
My list:
12. Uno
11. Tre
10. Dos
9. 39/Smooth
8. RevRad
7. Kerplunk
6. Insomniac
5. 21st Century Breakdown
4. Dookie
3. Warning
2. Nimrod
1. American Idiot
1) Kerplunk
2) Insomniac
3) 39 Smooth
4) Dookie
5) Warning
6) Nimrod