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GREEN DAY – Revolution Radio"Green Days first album in four years is vibrant punk rock, uncluttered by outsize grandiosity or conceptual overthink. Revolution Radio sets the tone with its Clash like police siren guitar, Tr Cools combustible drum tumult and Billie Joe Armstrong snarling about cherry bombs and gasoline as if hes looking around his garage for stuff that might set the world on fire. And so he does: The explosive American angst autopsy Bang Bang hits as hard as

You Are (The Government)

recorded at Target Video in August 1978—has now passed over 650

B2 Oh Shit

A1 Dead Souls 4:58 A2 Glass 3:42 A3 A Means To An End 4:00 A4 Twenty Four Hours 4:05 A5 Passover 4:53 A6 Insight 4:01 B1 Colony 4:04 B2 These Days 4:17 B3 Love Will Tear Us Apart 3:13 B4 Isolation 4:41 B5 The Eternal 6:30 B6 Digital 3:14

Neither song is quite up to the standards of the later material but it’s good to have them and the band’s passion and natural ability shines through

and Water Babies contains some of its best music

While traces of organ and synthesizer hovered over Mirror Reaper and Bell Witch’s 2020 collaboration with Aerial Ruin

Burning Rubber Teenage Jesus And The Jerks

It kicks off with Soldiers of Metal

it's aged a lot better and sounds as good today as it did when it first came out

The versions of 'Think Think Think' and 'Tribute to Russ Meyer' feature radically different approaches than what was heard on the Fun Terminal reissue

it was on John Lennon’s playlist

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