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==1990–1992== |
==1990–1992== |
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==1989/1992–1994== |
==1989/1992–1994== |
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Used on their second album, ''Kerplunk ''(1992) and their first EP album, ''1,000 Hours.'' |
Used on their second album, ''Kerplunk ''(1992) and their first EP album, ''1,000 Hours.'' |
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==1994–1995== |
==1994–1995== |
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Used on their third album, ''Dookie ''(1994). |
Used on their third album, ''Dookie ''(1994). |
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==1995–1997== |
==1995–1997== |
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==1997–2000== |
==1997–2000== |
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==2000–2004== |
==2000–2004== |
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Used on their sixth album, ''Warning'' (2000). |
Used on their sixth album, ''Warning'' (2000). |
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==2004–2009== |
==2004–2009== |
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==2009-2012== |
==2009-2012== |
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[[File:Green_Day_logo.png|center|250px]] |
[[File:Green_Day_logo.png|center|250px]] |
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Used on their eigth album, ''21st Century Breakdown'' (2009). |
Used on their eigth album, ''21st Century Breakdown'' (2009). |
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− | ==2012–present== |
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Used on their ninth album, ''¡Uno!'' (2012). |
Used on their ninth album, ''¡Uno!'' (2012). |
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Green day logo dos.png|Used on their tenth album,'' ¡Dos!'' (2012). |
Green day logo dos.png|Used on their tenth album,'' ¡Dos!'' (2012). |
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Green day logo tre.png|Used on their eleventh album, ''¡Tré!'' (2012). |
Green day logo tre.png|Used on their eleventh album, ''¡Tré!'' (2012). |
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+ | == 2016-present == |
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+ | [[File:Green_day_revolution_radiologo.png|center|250px]] |
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+ | Used since their twelfth album, ''Revolution Radio'' (2016). |
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[[Category:Bands]] |
[[Category:Bands]] |
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[[Category:Music]] |
[[Category:Music]] |
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[[Category:Rock musicians]] |
[[Category:Rock musicians]] |
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[[Category:Punk musicians]] |
[[Category:Punk musicians]] |
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+ | [[Category:Lookout! Records]] |
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Revision as of 23:03, 22 March 2017
1990–1992
Used on their first album, 39/Smooth (1990).
1989/1992–1994
Used on their second album, Kerplunk (1992) and their first EP album, 1,000 Hours.
1994–1995
Used on their third album, Dookie (1994).
1995–1997
Used on their fourth album, Insomniac (1995).
1997–2000
Used on their fifth album, Nimrod (1997).
2000–2004
Used on their sixth album, Warning (2000).
2004–2009
Used on their seventh album, American Idiot (2004).
2009-2012
Used on their eigth album, 21st Century Breakdown (2009).
2012–2016
Used on their ninth album, ¡Uno! (2012).
2016-present
Used since their twelfth album, Revolution Radio (2016).