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The Great Albums


Feb 9, 2015

Bill and Brian are joined by writer, actor, comedian, musician, friend, and lover Drew Novelli (check out his web series Just a Cop, Just a Surgeon, and How To With Drew!) to discuss Green Day's breakthrough album Dookie (1994, Reprise). All three reminisce about their formative years and how this album made such an impact. Also, the great "Peter Buck" stops by to give his opinion on a couple songs! As is our norm, we break down Dookie (ew) track-by-track.


JordanFromUtah
over seven years ago

After hearing the conversation about basslines you recognize immediately...
Recognizable/Iconic basslines for me:
Come As You Are by Nirvana
Money by Pink Floyd
Walk On The Wild Side by Lou Reed
Another One Bites The Dust by Queen
Bullet To The Head by Rage (mostly the intro, like longview)
Schism by Tool
Roundabout by Yes
Feel Good Inc by Gorillaz
Billie Jean by Michael Jackson

Yes, I realize that after 2 years the conversation is basically dead

Bill
almost nine years ago

Tre Cool indeed played drums on Kerplunk. Did someone say otherwise in this episode? I apologize that the mistake was made.

And indeed we made the mistake about Welcome to Paradise. I blame that on Brian. I think I even challanged him on it during the episode, but he was so damn sure, I let it slide. I felt so dumb after that, but thanks for keeping us in check!

I'd like to think that we've gotten better about these types of mistakes as the episodes have progressed. We're fans of great music, but we aren't always experts on every band, but we do our best!

joeblow
almost nine years ago

Welcome to paradise was the rer orded song and tre cool played drums on kerplunk. Wtf?