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Green Day Announce 20th Anniversary ‘Nimrod’

Discussion in 'Article Discussion' started by Melody Bot, Aug 24, 2017.

  1. Melody Bot Aug 24, 2017
    Melody Bot

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  2. DesolateEarth Aug 24, 2017
    DesolateEarth

    Birb

    First the TEB reissue then the Core reissue and now this. just take all of my money, good 90's albums anniversaries.
     
  3. Kiana Aug 24, 2017
    Kiana

    Goddamn, man child Prestigious

    One of my first memories is being a kid, putting on my parents Nimrod CD, and jumping and dancing on the bed. So this album makes me happy
     
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  4. Larry David Aug 24, 2017
    Larry David

    I'll see you again in 25 years Prestigious

    That's actually a great price
     
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  6. domotime2 Aug 24, 2017
    domotime2

    Great Googly Moogly Supporter

    A band that would crush it if they did album shows.
     
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  7. artbynickferran Aug 24, 2017
    artbynickferran

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    Definitely one of their best. It says the D side has an etching, I'd love to see what it is before I buy it!
     
  8. popdisaster00 Aug 24, 2017
    popdisaster00

    hi Moderator

    Dookie in full would be...dope.
     
  9. Fox83 Aug 24, 2017
    Fox83

    Trusted

    So this is just a vinyl release? Nothing new other than that? I got really excited for a minute.
     
  10. btr Aug 24, 2017
    btr

    Trusted Supporter

    In 2014 they could have done a double album show for the 20th anniversary of Dookie and 10th anniversary of American Idiot. That would have been massive
     
  11. AlwaysEvolving21 Aug 24, 2017
    AlwaysEvolving21

    Trusted Supporter

    Hell yeah. My favorite Green Day album. I gotta get this.
     
  12. tdlyon Aug 25, 2017
    tdlyon

    Most Dope Supporter

    They actually did Dookie in full right in the middle of a lot of their concerts in 2014, the 20 year anniversary of the album. It fit right in, the album as a whole is under 40 minutes and they still play a good portion of it live anyway
     
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