Green Day – Dookie (6LP) – 30th Anniversary Deluxe Edition Vinyl

Album Info Hide Show Artist: Green Day Album: Dookie Released: Worldwide, 29 Sept 2023 Tracklist: – Dookie A1 Burnout A2 Having A Blast A3 Chump A4 Longview A5 Welcome To Paradise A6 Pulling Teeth A7 Basket Case B1 She B2 Sassafras Roots B3 When I Come Around B4 Coming Clean B5 Emenius Sleepus Written-By – Mike Dirnt B6 In The End B7 F.O.D. B8 All By Myself Written-By – tre Cool – 4-track Demos C1 Burnout C2 Chump C3 Pulling Teeth C4 Basket Case C5 She C6 Sassafras Roots C7 When I Come Around C8 In The End C9 F.O.D. C10 When It’s Time – Cassette Demos D1 When I Come Around D2 Basket Case D3 Longview D4 Burnout D5 Haushinka D6 J.A.R. (Jason Andrew Relva) Written-By – Mike Dirnt D7 Having A Blast – Outtakes E1 Christie Rd. E2 409 In Your Coffeemaker Written-By – Billie Joe Armstrong, John Kiffmeyer, Mike Dirnt E3 J.A.R. Written-By – Mike Dirnt E4 On The Wagon E5 Tired Of Waiting For You Written-By – Ray Davies E6 Walking The Dog (Demo) Written-By – Rufus Thomas – Woodstock 1994 G1 Welcome To Paradise G2 One Of My Lies G3 Chump G4 Longview G5 Basket Case H1 When I Come Around H2 Burnout H3 F.O.D. H4 Paper Lanterns Written-By – Billie Joe Armstrong, John Kiffmeyer, Mike Dirnt H5 Shit Show – Live At Garatge Club Barcelona, Spain June 5 1994 I1 Welcome To Paradise I2 One Of My Lies I3 Chump I4 Longview I5 Burnout J1 Only Of You Written-By – Billie Joe Armstrong, John Kiffmeyer, Mike Dirnt J2 When I Come Around J3 2000 Light Years Away Written-By – Billie Joe Armstrong, Dave Henwood, Jesse Michaels, Pete Rypins, tre Cool J4 Going To Pasalacqua Written-By – Billie Joe Armstrong, John Kiffmeyer, Mike Dirnt J5 Knowledge Written-By – Dave Mello, Jesse Michaels, Matt Freeman , Tim Armstrong K1 Basket Case K2 Paper Lanterns Written-By – Billie Joe Armstrong, John Kiffmeyer, Mike Dirnt K3 Road To Acceptance Written-By – Billie Joe Armstrong, John Kiffmeyer, Mike Dirnt K4 Dominated Love Slave Written-By – tre Cool K5 F.O.D. 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You can contact our Melbourne record shop at (03) 9939 3807 or at [email protected] Happy Listening! Description Hide Show Green Day’s “Dookie,” released on February 1, 1994, is often hailed as a landmark album in the punk rock genre and a defining moment in the 1990s music scene. This was the band’s third studio album, but it was the one that catapulted them into mainstream success, introducing a wider audience to the fast-paced, rebellious spirit of punk rock. With its catchy hooks and raw energy, “Dookie” not only solidified Green Day’s place in music history but also played a significant role in the pop-punk explosion of the decade. Upon its release, “Dookie” received widespread critical acclaim. Major publications like Rolling Stone and NME praised the album for its infectious melodies and relatable lyrics. The album’s production, handled by Rob Cavallo, was polished yet retained the gritty essence of punk, making it accessible to both hardcore punk fans and mainstream listeners. The sound was a perfect blend of catchy pop sensibilities and punk rock attitude, which resonated with a generation of young listeners. One of the standout tracks from the album is undoubtedly “Basket Case,” which became an anthem for those grappling with anxiety and self-doubt. The song’s frenetic energy and memorable chorus made it a staple on radio stations and MTV, helping to propel the album to multi-platinum status. Other notable tracks include “When I Come Around” and “Longview,” both of which showcase the band’s knack for storytelling and their ability to capture the essence of youthful angst and boredom. “Dookie” was not just a commercial success; it also garnered several award nominations, including a Grammy Award for Best Alternative Music Album in 1995, which they won. The album’s impact was so profound that it has been included in numerous “greatest albums of all time” lists, often cited as a pivotal release that helped to shape the sound of modern rock. Culturally, “Dookie” arrived at a time when grunge was dominating the airwaves, and its success helped to diversify the music scene. Green Day’s rise to fame opened the door for other punk and pop-punk bands, leading to a resurgence of interest in the genre. The album’s themes of disillusionment and rebellion resonated with the youth of the time, making it a voice for a generation that felt misunderstood. Interestingly, the album’s cover art, created by artist Sam Bayer, features a chaotic illustration that perfectly encapsulates the album’s themes of youthful chaos and confusion. The artwork has become iconic in its own right, often associated with the band’s identity. In interviews, frontman Billie Joe Armstrong has mentioned that the album was a reflection of their experiences growing up in the East Bay area of California, and many of the songs were inspired by their own lives and the people around them. The legacy of “Dookie” continues to be felt today. It has influenced countless artists and bands, and its songs remain popular in live performances. Green Day often revisits tracks from this album during their concerts, much to the delight of fans who grew up with the music. The album’s themes of youthful rebellion and the struggles of growing up are timeless, making it relevant even decades after its release. In conclusion, Green Day’s “Dookie” is more than just an album; it’s a cultural phenomenon that captured the spirit of a generation. Its infectious energy, relatable lyrics, and punk rock ethos have left an indelible mark on music history. Whether you’re a long-time fan or a newcomer to the band, “Dookie” is an essential listen that showcases the raw talent and creativity of Green Day at a pivotal moment in their career. Product Reviews Hide Show Write a Review