i own a t-shirt i love dearly with this album cover from when the album was first released. this is one of green day's best albums, and completely encompasses the self indulgent, immature, and yet somehow endearing teenage spirit of pop punk. billie joe armstrong is "one of those melodramatic fools" and i love him for it.

I have no doubt that much of the music we have today is thanks to the likes of James Brown. This album is unmistakably a show of great musical talent, especially considered in the context of its time. He is a pioneer of r&b and soul. And yet, despite his influence, I have to admit this album bored me at times.

listened to this drunk and on the train on the way back from manchester. hungover now send help

it's fucking bob dylan man god bless he got a nobel prize for literature and it's DESERVED

overall i found this album boring. u can't break with bob dylan and assume you're still "the band" within ur own right. that being said, "the weight" is a banger and "this wheel's on fire" was covered by siouxsie and ended up being the theme for absolutely fabulous, so credit where credit's due

i just like the 90s man idk

this album was pleasant and inoffensive but not really anything special for me. california dreamin is obviously well known but dare i say my least favourite song on the album?? maybe i've been overexposed to the 60s i need a break

i have heard these songs far too many times in my life

now this is fun i like this

idk it was fun i wasn't captivated

fine but i was bored there's better options out there if you want this kind of thing