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Advantages:
Some good songs
Disadvantages:
A lot of variation
Recommend to potential buyers:
yes
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If you are expecting similar music to Dookie and Nimrod from this album, then you may be disappointed. Many of the songs are very boppy and not really the style that we've grown to love from Green Day. There are a few good tracks on this album but I wouldn't say it was worth £16. Some of the songs are a lot of fun, like Misery. Misery sounds a lot like a Russian folk dance. It really makes you laugh. But, Minority, the new single they've released in England, is very boppy. I mean, it got into the top 40 and they were on TOTP (a new low for them, I must say).
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Warning - Green Day
After two years off following the release of the genre-expanding Nimrod, the usually
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insouciant trio Green Day are open to some weighty self-analysis. Gone are the raging rants, cartoonish antics, and anthropological musings about the punk scene, repla...
Warning -
After two years off following the release of the genre-expandingNimrod, the usually
... more
insouciant trio Green Day are open to some weighty self-analysis. Gone are the raging rants, cartoonish antics, and anthropological musings about the punk scene, replac...
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