Dookie

Note that the following information relates to the UK release of the Green Day album Dookie. However, details of non-UK releases are listed in the Other Versions section.

Release details

Artist Green Day

Title Dookie

Release type Album

Date of release 14th February 1994

Highest chart position Information not found

Record label Warner Music Poland

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Dookie Tracklisting

1. Burnout
2. Having a Blast
3. Chump
4. Longview
5. Welcome to Paradise
6. Pulling Teeth
7. Basket Case
8. She
9. Sassafras Roots
10. When I Come Around
11. Coming Clean
12. Emenius Sleepus
13. In the End
14. F.O.D.

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Other Versions

flag version of Green Day Dookie Album cover An version of Dookie was released in 1994 through the Warner Music Brasil Ltda. record label. It has the tracklisting: 1. Burnout 2. Having a Blast 3. Chump 4. Longview 5. Welcome to Paradise 6. Pulling Teeth 7. Basket Case 8. She 9. Sassafras Roots 10. When I Come Around 11. Coming Clean 12. Emenius Sleepus 13. In the End 14. F.O.D. / All by Myself

Reviews

Amazon Review

Track listing 1. Burnout 2. Having A Blast 3. Chump 4. Longview 5. Welcome To Paradise 6. Pulling Teeth 7. Basket C... Read full review »

A true great

Like a lot of people, I bought this album after buying American Idiot. American Idiot is one of Green Day's most popular albums and songs. BUT, this is much better. You can tell by the lyrics that these are boys and not men. They are still kids. And that is great because it has a great sense of humour withou... Read full review »

L~O~V~E it!

I cant even begin to describe how much I love this CD. It has some of the most amazing green day songs ever, e.g. longview, chump, welcome t... Read full review »

Dookie: it's good.

It's the first time I've revisited this album for a while. I don't really think of myself as a Green Day fan anymore, but this was the first record of theirs that I heard. I then bought them all up to, and including Warning (which I thought was terrible). I won't be buying American Idiot.

So I just thought I'd peruse the reviews while listening to it; there's a lot of talk of punk, but I don't see anyone mentioning The Clash anywhere... or any of Green Day's predecessors. That really shows the generation that Green Day appealed to. I'm pretty sure I was 16 or 17 when this came out, and it became standard listening for myself and all my friends. I started my first band, and we would cover Basket Case and Welcome to Paradise. So it was pretty important.

Listening to Dookie now is a fairly refreshing experience. It brings those 6th form days right back to me, but it doesn't leave me feeling like I can't enjoy it anymore. It's still a breathless, relentless and pulsating album. I don't think there's a real weak track on it. Sure, it's pretty much the same idea from start to f... Read full review »

Fantastic

This is got to be the best green day album ever and im an avid fan its got the raw sound of 1039 but bettr produced (sorry lookout) its a must its up there with Paranoid by the mighty... Read full review »

The best Green Day album to date

This is my favourite Green Day album to date, it is very closely followed by their most recent one, American Idiot. This album is filled with extremely catchy songs and once you hear them a few times, you will feel the urge to... Read full review »

Lyrics

You can get the lyrics to the songs on Dookie from the Bands Only Green Day lyrics section.