GREEN DAY - American Idiot - ONE-STEP VINYL LP
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GREEN DAY

American Idiot

Warner

numbered limited one-step vinyl LP (indie exclusive) Cat: 093624 840473
Rel: 25 Nov 24
Punk/Hardcore Side 1 - Track 1. American Idiot Side 1 - Track 2. Jesus Of Suburnia/City Of The Damned/I Don't Care/Dearly Beloved/Tales Of Another Broken Home Side 2 - Track 1. Holiday Side 2 - Track 2. Boulevard Of Broken Dreams Side 2 - Track 3. Are We The Waiting Side 2 - Track 4. St Jimmy Side 3 - Track 1. Give Me Novacaine Side 3 - Track 2. She's A Rebel Side 3 - Track 3. Extraordinary Girl Side 3 - Track 4. Letterbomb Side 3 - Track 5. Wake Me Up When September Ends Side 4 - Track 1. Homecoming: Death Of St Jimmy/East 12th St/Nobody Likes You/Rock & Roll Girlfriend/We're Coming Home Again Side 4 - Track 2. Whatsername

American Idiot marked a pivotal moment in Green Day's career, propelling them to new heights both commercially and creatively. The album, released in 2004, combines punk energy with a bold narrative, delivering a politically charged rock opera that resonated with a generation. Its mix of rebellious spirit and introspective lyrics touched on themes of disillusionment, suburban angst, and the search for identity. Tracks like the explosive title song and 'Holiday' channel raw defiance, while 'Boulevard of Broken Dreams' and 'Wake Me Up When September Ends' showcase the band's ability to craft emotional ballads with wide appeal. The ambitious multi-part suites 'Jesus of Suburbia' and 'Homecoming' are daring, theatrical pieces that added depth to the album's story arc. Billie Joe Armstrong's sharp songwriting and the band's tight, dynamic sound made American Idiot a modern classic. Its balance of punk rebellion and mainstream accessibility cemented Green Day's place as one of the defining rock bands of the 2000s.


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