Artist	Song
U2 & Green Day	The Saints Are Coming (Live from New Orleans)
from The Saints Are Coming (Live) - Single (2006)
Foxboro Hottubs	Mother Mary
from Stop Drop and Roll!!! (2008)
Iggy Pop & Green Day	Private Hell
from Skull Ring (2003)
Pinhead Gunpowder	27
from Shoot the Moon - EP (2005)
The Network	Teenagers from Mars
from Money Money 2020 (2004)
The Frustrators	Living In the Real World
from Bored In the USA - EP (2005)
Foxboro Hottubs	The Pedestrian
from Stop Drop and Roll!!! (2008)
Pinhead Gunpowder	Beastly Bit
from Down in Front (2000)
The Network	Supermodel Robots
from Money Money 2020 (2004)
The Frustrators	I Slept With Terry
from Bored In the USA - EP (2005)
Iggy Pop & Green Day	Supermarket
from Skull Ring (2003)
Foxboro Hottubs	Ruby Room
from Stop Drop and Roll!!! (2008)
Pinhead Gunpowder	Big Yellow Taxi
from Jump Salty (1994)
The Network	Roshambo
from Money Money 2020 (2004)
The Frustrators	You're Only Hunan
from Bored In the USA - EP (2005)
Foxboro Hottubs	Stop Drop and Roll
from Stop Drop and Roll!!! (2008)
Pinhead Gunpowder	Life During Wartime
from Goodbye Ellston Avenue (1997)
The Network	Spike
from Money Money 2020 (2004)
The Frustrators	The Great Australian Midget Toss
from Bored In the USA - EP (2005)
Pinhead Gunpowder	Achin to Be
from Shoot the Moon - EP (2005)

Comment:

Being in a band — especially one with only three moving parts — has certain built-in limitations, so it's no wonder that our lads occasionally step outside the band box to charge their batteries. Recorded in the very Superdome that serves as the home of the NFL's Saints, U2 & Green Day's post-Katrina cover of the Skids' "The Saints Are Coming (Live from New Orleans)," crackles with the dangerous intensity of a downed power line. And while U2 and Green Day are world-class road warriors, Pinhead Gunpowder (featuring Billie Joe moonlighting with other Bay Area punk stars) never leaves the garage, as they blowtorch through a dead-eyed view of a dead-end life in "27." And Green Day by any other name would be, well, Foxboro Hottubs, a barebones rock diversion helping to bridge the half-decade gap between rock operas [i]American Idiot[/i] and [i]21st Century Breakdown[/i]. In "Mother Mary," Green Day's alter-ego welds a Stooges-style slam dance to Katrina & The Waves-ish candy-pop. From their collaboration with Iggy Pop to the Network and the Frustrators, we've got all the music Green Day was busy making . . . when they weren't busy being Green Day.

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