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Green Day - International Superhits!

Green Day - International Superhits!

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Uitgegeven door: Reprise Records

Uitgegeven in: 2001

Album type: Compilatie

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martbob

Friday 21st of April 2006 12:43

This album is absolutely brilliant!!!!!!I loved the layout and i thought it had all of their great songs.

Anonymous

Monday 17th of April 2006 00:43

This is an awesome album!It has so many great varieties of Green Day songs! It has Insomaniac, Dookie, Nimrod, AND Warning. It is so awesome!

unicorn

Monday 4th of April 2005 17:51

Band: Green Day
Album: Internation Superhits!
Year Released: 2001
Band Members: Billie Joe Armstrong - Guitar, Vocals
Mike Dirnt - Bass, Vocals
Tre' Cool - Drums

Track List: Track Lenth: (M :S)

1 Maria 2 :46
2 Poprocks & Coke 2 :38
3 Longview 3 :53
4 Welcome to Paradise 3 :44
5 Basket Case 3 :01
6 When I Come Around 2 :58
7 She 2 :14
8 J.A.R (Jason Andrew Relva 2 :50
9 Geek Stink Breath 2 :15
10 Brain Stew 3 :12
11 Jaded 1 :30
12 Walking Contradiction 2 :31
13 Stuck With Me 2 :15
14 Hitchin' a Ride 2 :51
15 Good Riddance (Time of Your Life) 2 :33
16 Redundant 3 :18
17 Nice Guys Finish last 2 :50
18 Minority 2 :48
19 Warning 3 :41
20 Waiting 3 :12
21 Macy's Day Parade 3 :33

Total Album Lenth: 60:43

Tracks 1-2 Produced by Jerry Finn and Green Day
Tracks 3-17 Produced by Rob Cavallo and Green Day
Tracks 18-12 Produced by Green Day

All songs: Words Billie Joe (except J.A.R: Words by Mike Dirnt)
ALL music: Green Day

Honestly, this album is class. Being such a huge Green Day fan for such a long time, this album is the best by far. This is probably because its their greatist hits album. Since it came out before the American Idiot album, you wont get the relesed songs from it like American Idiot, Holiday and Boulevard of Broken Dreams. Its a good album, very sketchy though. When listening to the album, you feel its all just been thrown together in any order. This is a down side, but apart from that, its class.
I recomend that you buy this album ASAP. Ok, yeah, its old. But still a class album. If you dont get what im saying, theres something wrong with you. If you dont own this album, BUY IT!!!!

By Benji (Unicorn)

rockno19

Tuesday 9th of November 2004 00:41

1. Maria 2.47
2. Poprocks & Coke 2.39
3. Longview 3.53
4. Welcome to Paradise 3.44
5. Basket Case 3.01
6. When I Come Around 2.58
7. She 2.14
8. J.A.R. (Jason Andrew Relva) 2.51
9. Geek Stink Breath 2.15
10. Brain Stew 3.13
11. Jaded 1.30
12. Walking Contradiction 2.31
13. Stuck With Me 2.15
14. Hitchin' A Ride 2.51
15. Good Riddance (Time of Your Life) 2.33
16. Redundant 3.18
17. Nice Guys Finish Last 2.50
18. Minority 2.48
19. Warning 3.41
20. Waiting 3.12
21. Macy's Day Parade 3.33
Copyright 2001
Billy Joe Armstrong: Vocals, Guitar
Tre Cool: Drums
Mike Dirnt: Bass

To put it simply, this is a collection of songs from the best pop punk band ever. They started it, and other bands ruined it. Whether you agree with me or not that pop punk has become monotonous and just plain bad, we can probably both agree that Green Day rocks. They blend raw punk rock, pop, and anything else they can throw in there to create musical masterpiece. Although International Superhits lacks the flow of Dookie or Nimrod, the songs are great, and you can hear the musical maturity from Basket Case all the way to Minority. The first two tracks are new fresh tracks (2001) (Maria, Poprocks & Coke), that are not as good as the others, but open the CD nicely. Then we move straight to Green Day's prime, Dookie. We start with the teenage guy anthem of the early ninties, Longview, and walk all the way to the great song, She. Other highlight songs are Hitchin' a Ride, Good Riddance, Minority, Waiting, and the CD ends very nicely with a poppy ballad similar but (in my opinion) better than Good Riddance. If you are looking for your first GD CD, try Dookie or AI. But if you are an old GD fan, this is a super deeduper terrific CD to own.