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From:1,039/Smoothed Out Slappy Hours(1991)
Another brilliantly melodic and upbeat tune with a hint of confused melancholy. That's most of the band's early work, fitting for both their age and the target audience for their music in general. But again, we feel this would be incredibly fun to play as a group, asevery instrument has plenty to do with next tono dead spots.Green Day stillplays this songin its modern tours, and even referenced it in 21st Century Breakdown promotion materials, so if anything from 39 Smooth is going to make it, it's this.
"2000 Light Years Away"
From: Kerplunk (1992)
From: Kerplunk (1992)
From: Kerplunk (1992)
From: Dookie (1994)
From: Dookie (1994)
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