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Green Day Essentials

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Green Day Essentials

Apple Music Punk

Tracks: 34116:08

These hits transformed a trio of Berkeley teens into pop-punk icons.

Updated Jul 30, 2024

Tracks 34

  1. 1Dookie (30th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)3:02
  2. 2Musicas Internacionais3:18
  3. 3American Idiot (20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)2:54
  4. 4Dookie2:57
  5. 5American Idiot3:52
  6. 6Basement Rock3:06
  7. 7International Superhits!2:49
  8. 8International Superhits!2:33
  9. 9American Idiot4:20
  10. 10Dookie3:44
  11. 11International Superhits!3:12
  12. 12Insomniac (25th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)1:30
  13. 13Dookie2:13
  14. 14Warning:3:13
  15. 15Pride Party 20243:11
  16. 16Dookie3:58
  17. 17American Idiot4:45
  18. 18Warning:3:42
  19. 19International Superhits!2:51
  20. 20Kerplunk (Bonus Track Version)2:24
  21. 21Rock & Metal - the highest level5:22
  22. 22Revolution Radio3:44
  23. 23American Idiot9:08
  24. 24Nimrod (25th Anniversary Edition)2:48
  25. 25International Superhits!2:15
  26. 26Dookie (30th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)2:51
  27. 271,039/Smoothed Out Slappy Hours (Deluxe Edition)3:28
  28. 28Insomniac2:30
  29. 29Nimrod (25th Anniversary Edition)3:17
  30. 30¡Uno!5:03
  31. 31Revolution Radio3:25
  32. 32Twenties Rock2:51
  33. 33Revolution Radio3:00
  34. 34Father of All Motherfuckers2:31

About this playlist

Green Day started out as a scrappy, melodic punk band in the late '80s, slowly building a cult audience thanks to a string of indie albums full of caffeinated riffs and catchy hooks. In 1994, they had an unexpected multi-platinum smash with their third album, Dookie, and over the decades that followed, became the godfathers of modern pop-punk, inspiring countless bands. Green Day also grew increasingly ambitious, releasing the critically acclaimed concept album American Idiot in 2004, but they never lost the sarcastic, relatable edge that first made them underground heroes.