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27 Years Ago: Green Day Release 'Dookie'
Green Day's 10 most punk moments | Louder
Virtual punk-rock karaoke to help Cape Coral school during COVID-19
Why Green Day Are Not The Greatest Living Punk Rock Band | by Johnny Kowalski Nobl | Medium
Study: Green Day + Blink-182 Are Punk, My Chemical Romance Are Emo - News - Rock Sound Magazine
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Dookie' at 20: Billie Joe Armstrong on Green Day's Punk Blockbuster - Rolling Stone
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Green Day delivers a terrific night of punk rock and positivity Saturday at the Rose Bowl – Orange County Register
The Crawling Ear: the night Green Day and/or my friends inadvertently Punk'd me | Den of Geek
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It's the rawness': why Green Day and 90s punk still resonates with today's young music fans | Green Day | The Guardian
Green Day to produce new punk rock documentary
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More iconic punk rock band: Green Day or Blink-182? | The Tylt
Rolling Stone cover story features Green Day - Rolling Stone
Jingle Jangle Jungle: Green Day: Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)
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Green Day's Top 20 biggest hits revealed
Turn It Around: The Story of East Bay Punk movie review (2017) | Roger Ebert
Cartoon Punk Rock: 20 Years Of Green Day's 'Dookie' | Features | Clash Magazine
