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Alex Wolff recommended Channel Orange by Frank Ocean in Music (curated)

"I’ve been listening to Channel Orange, and you know everyone has loved that album but I didn’t really get into it, and I am about to start this movie and it’s getting me into the zone of this movie. It’s just like really cool and it’s just a thefty album and just fucking cool. Man, there is the perfect synth and everything just tastes delicious on that album. The way everything blends, you just want to ride a car; it’s the opposite of Joey Bada$$ or Action, you just want to open the window and it to be hot and sunny, and listen to this guy be depressed."

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QRbot - QR Code Reader and Barcode Scanner

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QRbot - is the best QR code reader and Barcode scanner for 100% FREE. QRbot also allows you to...

Hymns and Praise Pro

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With Hymns and Praise with Tunes you now can read the lyrics of "Hymnes et Louanges" song Book in...

Music Get - Offline Player Streaming from Cloud

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*Music Get - Best way to hear your Favorite Song and use offline and replay everywhere* With Music...

Wynk Music Nigeria

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Wynk Music Nigeria is a music streaming app with over 20 million songs, 1 million videos and...

Ross (3284 KP) rated American Idiot by Green Day in Music

Jun 5, 2020

American Idiot by Green Day

2004 | Alternative, Punk

8.2

(33 Ratings)

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Rolling Stone's 225th greatest album of all time

For some reason I wasn't looking forward to listening to this. It became cool to hate Green Day not long after this album and I haven't tried much of their subsequent material, despite being a massive fan when Insomniac and Nimrod came out. This album was a very pleasant trip down memory lane. When September Ends isn't great but the sprawling Jesus of Suburbia and Homecoming are rock operas to rival Queen and Meatloaf. There are enough stomping diet punk anthems to satisfy their fans plus enough masterful songwriting in those songs to please any rock fan.