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01. "Armatage Shanks" 02. "Brat" 03. "Stuck With Me" 04. "Geek Stink Breath" 05. "No Pride" 06. "Bab's Uvula Who?" 07. "86" 08. "Panic Song" 09. "Stuart And The Ave." 10. "Brain Stew" 11. "Jaded" 12. "Westbound Sign" 13. "Tight Wad Hill" 14. "Walking Contradiction"
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 | Description: | Insomniac is an album by Green Day, released in 1995. Insomniac includes a.o. the following tracks: â??Armatage Shanksâ?, â??Stuck With Meâ?, â??Stuart & The Ave.â?, â??Brain Stewâ? and more. The album is a rock CD. - Certified at 2 million units by the RIAA. (2/96)Standard jewel case with clear tray and cover unfolding in 18 pages poster (one side: extended cover collage artwork / other side: lyrics & album credits), see images section.
© ? 1995 Reprise Records for the U.S. and WEA International Inc. for the world outside of the U.S.
© 1995 WB Music Corp./Green Daze Music, admin. by WB Music Corp. ASCAP
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Similar to [r=9086597] which is a 99 repress according to its matrix text (936246046-2.2 07/99) not 1995. "Insomniac" is the fourth studio album by American punk rock band Green Day, released in 1995 on CD format by Warner Bros. Records. This energetic and raw record features iconic tracks such as "Brain Stew," "Jaded," and "Geek Stink Breath." Known for its aggressive sound and introspective lyrics, "Insomniac" showcases Green Day's evolution while maintaining their signature punk edge. The album received critical acclaim for its intensity and authenticity, solidifying the band's status after their breakthrough with "Dookie." Green Day, formed in 1987, has become one of the most influential bands in modern punk rock history, earning multiple Grammy Awards and selling millions of records worldwide. Warner Bros. Records is a renowned music label recognized for supporting legendary artists across genres since its founding in 1958. |  | Producer: |
Green Day, Rob Cavallo |
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14 |
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9362460462 |
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Alexander S. - 07/Aug/2019  Green Day is one of those groups that decided to revive the once deceased punk punk in the 90s. Only offspring were better known than them. The guys, of course, did not create anything new, and they didn’t stay successful for long, but they gave the opportunity to show themselves to modern punk bands like Blink 182 or Sham 69, which began to hit grandmothers in this three-chord music. The reviewed album is the third Green Day full length album (except for the first two EPs). Released a year after the promoted “Dookie”, which received a Grammy, he showed that the guys can’t create anything at least at the same level. Basically, an album is not so bad, if you like it at all. Unlike the rather gloomy Offspring, the music of this group is filled with youthful fun and enthusiasm - even in those songs that seem to be not about quite pleasant things - about hostility towards oneself (“Armatage Shanks”, “Bab's Uvula Who? ”), About the abyss separating a girl from a wealthy family and a moneyless guy (“ Stuck with Me ”), about a girl who decided to leave her friends and relatives and go to California (“ Westbound Sign ”), about urban drug addicts (“ Tight Wad Hill "). The most interesting things are “Brat”, which tells about a guy who wants his parents to finally throw their hooves away so that he can inherit; the fun-filled Geek Stink Breath (which is despite the fact that the song is about a guy who decided to gradually finish himself with methamphetamine); "86" is either a joke or a satire about the Boeings, which it is impossible to land on, alive, therefore it is better to go by train; “Brain Stew” is a song about a sleepless night (now it’s clear why the album was called so) with a jerky riff and a killer heavy solo (and the solo on this album is, by the way, a rare thing). I also remembered a long, ever-accelerating instrumental introduction to the most serious thing on the album - “Panic Song”, which lasts as much as 3.5 minutes (believe me, for an album of 14 songs it is really a lot for about 33 minutes). Everything else cheerfully rolls over his head and practically does not have time to linger in it.
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