Dookie - Green Day Reviews

Dookie is Green Day's 3rd and arguably most popular album to date, being released in February 1994. If you have listened to Green Day's more recent albums (American Idiot/21st Century Breakdown) you will notice that this is a completely different sound, which I in all honesty, I prefer. However if you haven't heard Green Day before ...  Read the complete review

What makes a great punk rock album? Put in a bit of hard life situations, mix in some silly and hard rock, a little teenage angst, and a little luck. That's how you end up with Dookie, one of the greatest punk rock albums of all time. Dookie has something for everyone. It offers a variety of songs that have become instant classics. This ...  Read the complete review

Dookie is the album that well and truly propelled Green Day to mainstream prominence - it's a collection of fast, short, fun songs about life, and is largely considered their best album by both critics and fans. It's quite different to the newer albums American Idiot and 21st Century Breakdown, in that Green Day just wrote songs about ...  Read the complete review

I have to admit that I have only really been a Green Day fan since the release of American Idiot in 2004, and even then it took me a while to get into them. Now however, I am a dedicated fan and now purchased all their previous albums and own the whole back catalouge. Dookie was Green Days 3rd album, but their first under a major label ...  Read the complete review

I love Green Day. Am more into their recent stuff, American Idiot is my all time favorite album and am falling in love with 21st Century Breakdown as we speak. Dookie came out back in 1994, and really lauched the band into the spotlight. So what's it like? Well here is my opinion of the songs: 1. Burnout - Good solid start ...  Read the complete review

Dookie was the third studio album from the band green day. He songs are very fast, very upbeat and very punk, most people look back on this album as their best ever work, and I am also some what into that, it was a time when they were still experimenting with music, a time when they were still very fresh and new and it was a terrific ...  Read the complete review

I bought this albumas a present for my brother nine years ago now. When i bought it, my favourite band was ABBA (try not to laugh) though after listening to it, my favourite band rapidly became Greenday, and it still is! This is, without a doubt, their best album. This is true Greenday, with their catchy short pop punk tunes, with ...  Read the complete review

**THE BAND** Green Day are an American punk trio from California, USA who have been together since 1987. The band are probably most well known for their memorable songs and lyrics voicing their various views on politics etc. Dookie was their major debut album that boost them onto the punk scene where they have stayed ever since ...  Read the complete review

Green Day are a band that I've heard of mainly just over the last few years with the release of their global smash 'American Idiot'. I thought the songs were good on it so I didn't object to my son putting one of their earlier albums 'dookie' on my new MP3 player. And I must say I'm very glad he did. I know most women of advancing years ...  Read the complete review

Dookie- where do I start? Well, in short, this is one of THOSE albums. Nevermind- Nirvana Never Mind The Bollocks…. - Sex Pistols By The Way- Red Hot Chilli Peppers Pinkerton- Weezer Dude Ranch- Blink-182 Highly Evolved- The Vines Insomniac- Green Day Pet ...  Read the complete review

Here I am, I've just arrived in dooyoo and immediately I'm writing an opinion about one of the best albums ever recorded. Oh... one thing.. excuse me for my english... I'm italian and I'm here also to try to improve the language. If there's any error... let me know, I promise I'll study hard ;) I love ...  Read the complete review

From teenage angst and masturbation to psychoanalysis and jealous rage - Greenday are by no means a ‘hearts and flowers’ band, but perhaps that’s part of what makes them so great. Angry, energetic, and endearingly honest, Dookie is an album for anyone who’s ever loved and lost, fought with their own ...  Read the complete review

Let me start by saying this is probably the best album I have. If you like punk rock then this is definitely better than Blink 182, Sum 41 or maybe even The Offspring. Green Day have 5 albums, this one being a close best to Nimrod. This is definite 5 stars, and I can't believe all the people that say Green Day or this ...  Read the complete review

Hi, Im back again for a seventh CD collection review, this time turning my head to the zany punk world, with Greenday, possibly one of the top punk bands of the 90's, and mmore precisely "dookie". I consider this the album that began Greeday's career, yes they did do a few albums before (not that I can name ...  Read the complete review

From teenage angst and masturbation to psychoanalysis and jealous rage - Greenday are by no means a 'hearts and flowers' band, but perhaps that's part of what makes them so great. Angry, energetic, and endearingly honest, Dookie is an album for anyone who's ever loved and lost, fought with their own psyche or ...  Read the complete review

"Dookie" was the first Green Day album I was borrowed once I asked my friend to lend me some last year, and at first I didn't like it. But I now firmly beleive it is the band's finest album. It may not be as long or varied as "Nimrod", although there is not a single bad song on the album, even if most of them ...  Read the complete review

An interesting question...have Green Day and the Offspring always been as rubbish as they are now, or did I just have really bad music taste when I was 14? I mean, 'Warning', and 'Minority', are...well...I think 'shite' is the word. However, when I was but a wee nipper, and saw Green Day performing 'Welcome to ...  Read the complete review

this album is, in my opinion, Green Day's best of all time.....not for the fact, they sold over 14 million copys to date. opening track see's Billie Joe pumping out, in a kinda upbeat manner, ' i declare, i don't care no more ' , and on track 4, longview tells us all ' i'm so damned bored, i'm going BLIND ...  Read the complete review

Punk that sells 10 million copies. That takes quite something and this album has done just that... In 1993 Green Day signed a big record contract with Warner corporation. Many fans of theirs accused them of becoming ''sellouts'' and going against everything that the band stood for. 4 months later breakthrough ...  Read the complete review

Apparently Dookie is American for shit. If this is true then this album is certainly nothing like it's title. The entire album is 14 (+1) tracks of mostly upbeat punk classics. It's rare that I'll actually listen to every track on an album when I play through it but this is one where I can. It was the ...  Read the complete review