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[eS El Duque]

 ÛÛÛÛ    01   american idiot                                  02:54       ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ    02   jesus of suburbia                               09:08       ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ    03   holiday                                         03:53       ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ    04   boulevard of broken dreams                      04:21       ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ    05   are we the waiting                              02:43       ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ    06   st. jimmy                                       02:55       ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ    07   give me novocaine                               03:26       ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ    08   she's a rebel                                   02:00       ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ    09   extraordinary girl                              03:34       ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ    10   letterbomb                                      04:06       ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ    11   wake me up when september ends                  04:46       ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ    12   homecoming                                      09:19       ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ    13   whatsername                                     04:12       ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ                                                                     ÛÛÛÛ
 ²ÛÛÛ                                                         ÄÄÄÄÄ       ÛÛÛ²
 ±ÛÛÛ                                                         57:17 min   ÛÛÛ±

Im guessing im the only one who listens to them ? This album is one of the best rock albums i've heard this year.

[Eddie G.]

Dookie was tite as fuck, is it anything like that?  "When I Come Around" is probably my favorite rock song

[Trauma-san]

It's a pseudo-political album, and as such, i'm not buying it or downloading it.  I don't really like music that offends half the audience. 

[pappy]

wow there still around.

[eS El Duque]

 ÛÛÛÛ  A Green Day masterpiece? Shut up, Nimrod, it's true.               ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ                                                                     ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ  By Lorraine Ali                                                    ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ                                                                     ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ  NewsweekSept. 20 issue - It's not easy growing older when          ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ  immaturity is your shtik. Green Day were MTV's class clowns for    ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ  much of the '90s. They played a kind of ding-dong-ditch—demanding  ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ  your attention by annoying the hell out of you. They replaced      ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ  punk's hard-core social rebellion with soft-core potty humor,      ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ  making "Dookie," "Nimrod" and other CDs classics among             ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ  Slurpee-chugging chuckleheads.                                     ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ                                                                     ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ  Green Day's members are all older than 30 now. If the title of     ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ  their first studio album in almost four years, "American Idiot,"   ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ  suggests yet another adolescent spit-wad, don't be fooled. This    ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ  is one of the best rock albums and the biggest surprise of the     ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ  year—a punk-rock opera and one of the only mainstream offerings    ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ  to really address the emotional, moral and political confusion of  ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ  our times. The 19 tracks, two of which are more than nine minutes  ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ  long, tell of a suburban kid's stumbling toward adulthood and      ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ  contending with war, "one nation controlled by the media," his     ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ  divorced parents, the neighborhood drug dealer and even the local  ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ  7-Eleven. As a singer, Billie Joe Armstrong is no D'Angelo, but    ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ  he can nail frustration, numbness and innocence, as well as the    ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ  loss of it. On the title track, he paints the picture of a         ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ  disillusioned kid: "Maybe I am the faggot, America/I'm not part    ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ  of a redneck agenda." By the album's close, that kid has turned    ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ  into a self-centered, middle-aged loser: "I got a kid in New York  ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ  and a kid in the Bay/I haven't drank or smoked nothin' in over 22  ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ  days."                                                             ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ                                                                     ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ  Musically, the band finally ventures beyond the safety of          ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ  three-chord jingles and tries out some sophisticated               ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ  arrangements, swinging from Cheap Trick-style pop to haunting      ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ  acoustic moments. The very un-Green Day trimmings—bells, hand      ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ  claps, tambourines and harmonious backing vocals—add even more     ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ  depth. But the big news is that Green Day now know when to pull    ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ  back and let the most understated moments seep in. They have       ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ  dropped their protective shield of wacky irony, so that even the   ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ  straight-ahead punk seems like fresh territory. A lot can go       ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ  wrong when you stop pretending you don't care. Growing up is the   ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ  most daring move this band's ever made.                            ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ                                                                     ÛÛÛÛ
 ÛÛÛÛ  © 2004 Newsweek, Inc.                                              ÛÛÛÛ

[eS El Duque]

Jesus Of Suburbia is my favorite track

[Don Jacob]

i like this cd....and i hate punk rock   

[Suga Foot]

I got Dookie, that shit was dope back in the day

[akaDRooPY]

good album, nice vibe