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21st Century Breakdown|Green Day

21st Century Breakdown

Green Day
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Overview

Track Listing

0 DISC 1:
1 Song Of The Ctury
2 21st Century eakdown
3 Know Your Ene
4 ¡Viva La Glor!
5 Before The Lotomy
6 Christians Inrno
7 Last Night Onarth
8 East Jesus Noere
9 Peacemaker
0 DISC 2:
1 Last Of The Arican Girls
2 Murder City
3 ¿Viva La Glor? (Little Girl)
4 Restless HearSyndrome
5 Horseshoes AnHandgrenades
6 Static Age, The
7 21 Guns
8 American Eulo (Mass Hysteria/Modern World)
9 See The Light

Details

  • Genre: Rock & Pop
  • Release Date: June 2009
  • Label: Reprise
  • Format: Vinyl
  • Number of Discs: 2
  • Audio Format: Stereo
  • Producer: Green Day; Butch Vig

Music Reviews

Editorial Reviews

Spin (p.85) - "There's some stretching stylistically: Two different songs called 'Viva La Gloria!' open with piano, while the lush, mid-tempo 'Last Night on Earth' and 'Restless Heart Syndrome' ape mid-period Beatles..." Entertainment Weekly (p.56) - "Give credit where thrashing, three-chord credit is due....No matter how arrested their style and subject matter, Green Day remain remarkably good at high-blast anthems that burrow directly into the pogo-ing, lizard-brain id." -- Grade: B Billboard (p.34) - "The album is a call to arms for the digital age, and 20 years into its career, Green Day's ambition continues to dazzle." Q (Magazine) (p.114) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "Bold, ambitious and revelling in the chaos of our age, 21ST CENTURY BREAKDOWN is another perfect document of our times." Record Collector (magazine) (p.132) - "Billie Joe Armstrong isn't afraid to spit out exactly what he's feeling, now matter how nihilistic..."

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