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¡Uno! is a great addition to Green Day’s discography.
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“Sweet 16” is the cherry on top of this album – a sweet and heartfelt song, which calms the album down for a good three minutes. Some other songs to give a good listen might include “Nuclear Family” which again returns to classic Green Day and another being “Troublemaker,” a sexy and rebellious song that has more pop influences to it. Of course, like any album there’s gems that aren’t singles. Their third single “Let Yourself Go,” is the heaviest out of the three and definitely has an old school Green Day sound to it. Champions of East Bay punk-pop, their mid-90s success helped bring punk briefly to the forefront of the music industry, which caused a backlash among some fans who accused them of 'selling out. This song has more of a dance melody compared to other songs, but still has that punk rock edge and over a dozen f-bombs. Green Day were one of the latter-day punk bands to emerge from the 924 Gilman Street club scene in Berkeley, California. The second single titled “Kill the DJ,” gives fans a taste of something different from the band. It’s a more toned down track off the album, especially for a single, but one can’t help to sing along with it. The first single, “Oh Love” has that classic sound the band succeeds with. This album still delivers the punch that Green Day is known for. ¡Uno! is a collection of songs about whatever the band wanted, rather than being restricted to a theme or story. It also avoids being heavily influenced by politics, and social disruptions. ¡Uno! breaks the chain of their story-based albums like the last two – American Idiot, and 21st Century Breakdown. After three years, the edgy punk rock band Green Day, has finally released their ninth album, ¡Uno! As the title might suggest, this is also the first album of a trilogy being released over the next few months.