You may be shocked to hear that Green Day have a lot of songs. Some may say, in fact, that they have too MANY songs, because there does come a point where they all just blend into on another.

In this episode we explore this phenomenon, and it is exclusively (in our view) an issue that plagues the latter half of their career. We cover everything from American Idiot to Saviors, and whilst not all of these albums are afflicted in such a way, it definitely seems to become more prevalent as we more closer to the present era.

We also ask a crucial question - is Green Day punk? The answer is probably not quite what you expect, but we do debate the finer points. Suggesting that perhaps they could be Schrodinger's punx...

All this leads us to trying to answer the real question - is Insomniac Green Day's unsung classic?

Let's find out.

Highlights:
00:00 Intro
01:53 Car Album Debate
05:07 Legacy Act Question
09:31 Setting Up American Idiot
10:24 American Idiot Phenomenon
14:22 Stadium Band Status
23:08 Broadway And 21st Century
31:15 Uno, Dos, Tre And Rehab
35:38 Revolution Radio To Father Of All
37:38 Father of All Reappraisal
39:03 Critics vs Short Runtime
39:49 Side Projects and Salty Pretzel
43:18 2020 Output and Pandemic Era
44:18 Saviors and Derivative Sounds
48:42 Compression and Phone Listening
52:49 Is Green Day Punk?
01:00:28 Defining Punk and Yardsticks
01:19:59 Insomniac Context and Backlash
01:21:21 Critics and Rawness
01:22:22 Sales and Fan Backlash
01:24:01 Honest Bridge Album
01:26:28 Opening Tracks and Tone
01:30:29 Singles and Track Picks
01:32:56 Production and Gear Talk
01:39:54 Songwriting and Label Control
01:53:48 Closing Tracks and Verdict
01:59:22 Wrap Up and Goodbyes