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Green Day deserves a lot of credit, for withstanding all the backlash, from the punk community, when they got comercial success. It's a tricky thing to bring, music with punk roots, in to the mainstream. Blink 182 is a good example of, just how wrong it can go. Green Day did not listen to the critics and just made good music.
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In the early 90's as "alternative" rock music took over the airwaves, punk revivalists Green Day were right there at the forefront of this musical revolution. While they didn't offer anything particularly "new" (at least to those already into the punk scene), they did make punk music popular.
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You can get your Green Day fix on Music Choice® Hit List & Alternative through your TV. Music Choice® is a collection of music channels available on digital cable and DirectTV, go to musicchoice.com for more info.
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For the second time in as many days, a green-skinned monster invaded Broadway: Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical bowed at the St. James on Nov. 9, one day after its previous Broadway home (the Hilton) was taken over by that rampaging mass of used body parts Young Frankenstein , stitched together and struck with lightning.
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Music Choice, the premier, multi-platform music network, today announced that its video-on-demand service will be the only network offering the full and uncut version of Green Day’s “Jesus of Suburbia” video. Beginning December 12th, the complete twelve minute long video will be available to millions of Comcast subscribers through Music Choice On-Demand.
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