Warning - Green Day Reviews

Green Day's album Warning is where they began to be accused of "selling out" and simply churning out tosh. I don't like the term, and whilst this perhaps isn't as good as Dookie, it's still a solid album that's maybe a little more refined and less punky but it's still got some great songs. What disturbed a lot of fans is the tendency ...  Read the complete review

Green Day have gained world recognition and a reputation of being one of the best punk rock bands and live acts in the history of the genre. The album Warning was released in 2000, the 6th full studio album from the band. For Warning, the band decided to ditch their producer and attempt to produce it themselves, therefore this has been the few ...  Read the complete review

Warning was the sixth studio album from the punk band green day. It was released after nimrod and by this time green day were a hugely successful band. Warning was another successful album from the band, and it was another good album however perhaps not as successful as their other album released before it. The first song warning kick ...  Read the complete review

I first heard Green Day a while ago when flicking through music channels and I fell in love. The first song of theirs I heard was 'Minority' which is on the Warning album, and I thought it was brilliant. Green Day consists of Billie Joe Armstrong, Mike Dirnt and Tré Cool. Although their style of song changes, Billie Joe's voice is ...  Read the complete review

There was a time when I considered Green Day to be amongst my favourite bands and whilst those times are now long gone I must admit that I do from time to time still give their music a listen. Released in 2000, 'Warning' was Green Day's sixth studio album and has achieved platinum status in America meaning that it has at least sold in excess of 1 ...  Read the complete review

Whether it be Ciao, Epinions or even Amazon on the odd occasion, you can’t fail to find someone who classes ‘Warning’ as different. Different in that it’s not perceived to be punk enough for some tastes. A gripe, if I had one, would be that there simply isn’t one definition to Green Day’s music, the rock opera concept of ‘American Idiot’, the ...  Read the complete review

GREEN DAY - WARNING -------------------- Green Day have been playing quality punk music since the late 1980's, with some classic fast paced punk songs such as Basket Case, Longview and When I come Around, in fact most of their songs could be summed up as three chords chart toppers. So it was quite a surprise for the fans ...  Read the complete review

Green Day's next release after the hit 1997 album "Nimrod" was quite successful, but upset and disappointed many of my fellow Green Day long-time fans. The album is basically completely different from what has come before. Most of the songs seem very folk-inspired, rather than the fast punk rock of their first four albums. ...  Read the complete review

Warning is the latest Green Day with all new material. But, is this material worth putting on a cd? Some purists would say adamantly that Green Day have sold out and have become more poppy than they started out with. Maybe Green Day isn't just about the music? Maybe it's about their antics which can put a smile to our face? Maybe ...  Read the complete review

For me, this opinion is quite hard to write as I am a very big Green Day fan and I’m seeing them live tonight at Wembley Arena. But, I’ll go straight to the point: This album is extremely disappointing and is definitely Green Day’s worst record they’ve ever made. I remember when I got it, first day of release, still buzzing ...  Read the complete review

Green Day are at somewhat of a crossroads. They're a decade and six records into their career and pushing 30. For a while, it's been clear that Billie Joe Armstrong isn't just a dumb punk. Warning continues the trend of the band's recent work. The singing is a little slower, the guitar is a little less heavy. Billie Joe also seems ...  Read the complete review

Well I don?t see the Sex pistols Standing up for What PUNK is, do you? Well no, so lets just look at who has been making punk still Popular oh yes Greenday are there.... Ok maybe their tunes on Warning aren?t as quick paced as there older tracks but times change... I think you cant (Especially these days) give punk Rock a value ...  Read the complete review

This is Greenday most recent album and the most underated, most fans like Greenday's older stuff such as Dookie and Nimrod, Warnig is a bit more commercial. Never the less this album still contains some quality tunes such as Church on sunday and Blood,sex and Booze some of my favourites these tunes are quite similar to some of their older ...  Read the complete review

I am a very big Green Day fan and will do anything to make the rest of the world realise that they are so good and love them as much as I do! So have a good read and see what you think, maybe I can change you too. Warning. You’ve had to have heard this song unless you’ve been on Mars since 1995. This album is one of my ...  Read the complete review

...this is only a test... Second opinion for me, another one about a Green Day's album. Hoping this will be better ("learn from your errors"), this time I would to talk to you about the latest album by this band. I buyed it just when it came out in store, 'cause I had wait too much for their return and I ...  Read the complete review

I am a huge fan of GreenDay and could'nt help but have to write a review on this album, so here goes! From the opening track "warning" right throught to Macy's day parade the album keeps you on you feet it is a very exiting and amusing album with the ussual funny lyrics joyfull songs all combined to produce a stunning ...  Read the complete review

Having procured a copy of this album a fortnight ago I thought it was time to give my opinion, review, whatever you want to call it. 'Warning' opens with the track of the same name, and from the moment the first chord bursts into being, revelling in it's own cheerful existence, you know that this is Green Day, and they have ...  Read the complete review

Warning continues the trend of the band's recent work. The singing is a little slower, the guitar is a little less heavy. Billie Joe also seems less concerned with attitude, coming across as unpretentious and good natured. The songs are not the more nuanced pop Armstrong seems capable of. They're pretty basic but dependably likeable. ...  Read the complete review

Green Day are a smashing three-piece, and I have always held them in good stead. I currently own the vast majority of their albums, including the more obscure ones like 1039/Smoothed Out Slappy hours so I usually know what to expect from them. This album, however, caught me completely off guard. With elements that fans will instantly ...  Read the complete review

I must say that when I purchased warning I did have extremely high expectation from it. I men who wouldn't after many kick ass albums like Dookie and Nimrod. However must say it didn't seem quite like the old Green Day we used to know. Where are the punchy chord progressions and fast drum fills. Don’t get me wrong it a great album ...  Read the complete review