Artist	Song
Green Day	The Grouch
from Nimrod (2003)
Green Day	Murder City
from 21st Century Breakdown (Deluxe Version) (2009)
Green Day	Pulling Teeth
from Dookie (2003)
Green Day	Another State of Mind (Bonus Track)
from 21st Century Breakdown (Deluxe Version) (2009)
Green Day	Blood, Sex and Booze
from Warning (2003)
Green Day	Burnout
from Dookie (2003)
Green Day	¡Viva la Gloria!
from 21st Century Breakdown (Deluxe Version) (2009)
Green Day	Who Wrote Holden Caulfield?
from Kerplunk! (2006)
Green Day	All By Myself
from Dookie (2003)
Green Day	I Want to Be On TV
from Shenanigans (2003)
Green Day	Having a Blast
from Dookie (2003)
Green Day	Tired of Waiting for You
from Shenanigans (2003)
Green Day	Misery
from Warning (2003)
Green Day	Ha Ha You're Dead
from Shenanigans (2003)
Green Day	Castaway
from Warning (2003)
Green Day	Green Day
from 1,039 / Smoothed Out Slappy Hours (Deluxe Version) (2006)
Green Day	I Want to Be Alone
from 1,039 / Smoothed Out Slappy Hours (Deluxe Version) (2006)
Green Day	Paper Lanterns / 2000 Light Years Away (Live) [Bonus Track]
from Awesome As **** (Live) [Deluxe Version] (2011)
Green Day	16
from 1,039 / Smoothed Out Slappy Hours (Deluxe Version) (2006)
Green Day	Outsider
from Shenanigans (2003)
Green Day	86
from Insomniac (2003)
Green Day	Espionage
from Shenanigans (2003)
Green Day	Christie Road (Live) [Bonus Track]
from Awesome As **** (Live) [Deluxe Version] (2011)
Iggy Pop	Private Hell
from Skull Ring (2003)

Comment:

Before [i]Dookie[/i] happened, Green Day sprinted through [i]Kerplunk[/i] and [i]1039 Smoothed Out Slappy Hours[/i] — simple but promising slabs of pop-punk that offered a glimpse of the group's burgeoning sugar-rush sound ("Burnout," "The Grouch"). As for some of Green Day's [i]other[/i] influences, [i]Shenanigans[/i] offers a number of revealing covers, including the chug-a-lug chords of "Outsider" (the Ramones), the caustic Cali-punk of "I Want to Be On TV" (Fang), and the Kinks' British Invasion standard "Tired of Waiting For You," which seems like a left-field selection until the mandolin outbursts of "Blood, Sex and Booze" one-up it.

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