21st Century Breakdown (2009)

 
“21st Century Breakdown is even better, so masterful and confident it makes Idiot seem like a warm-up.” – Rolling Stone

“Bold, ambitious and reveling in the chaos of the age, 21st Century Breakdown is another perfect document of our times.” – Q

 “The album is a call to arms for the digital age, and 20 years into its career, Green Day's ambition continues to dazzle.” – Billboard

“Green Day's punk has long since been tempered with pop's most attractive attributes, and 21st Century Breakdown, like its predecessor, is unapologetically accessible and relentlessly exhilarating.” – The Phoenix

American Idiot (2004)

 
“Their masterpiece, and, conceivably, a masterpiece as well” – Kerrang!

“Exhilarating stuff, the kind of record that sets new parameters as to what is possible from a punk rock ‘n’ roll band in the 21^st century” – Mojo

 “Green Day’s state-of-the-nation address is a powerful work, noble in both intent and execution. Their commitment and compassion here is worth celebrating” – Q

“An onslaught of varied and marvellously good tunes presented in an unexpectedly inventive way” – NME

Bullet In A Bible (2005)

“More or less the greatest pop-punk pantomime you'll ever see” – NME

International Superhits (2005)

 
“God wanted punk rock to sound like this” – Rock Sound

“Near every song is a winner” – Big Cheese

 “No-one has done a better job keeping three chords and the truth alive than these guys” – Kerrang!

Shenanigans (2002)

 
“There are bands who just can't help but knock out gem after gem... Long may they reign” – Kerrang!

Nimrod (1997)

 
“An all-time career high” – Kerrang!

“Dynamic perfection: album of the yer” – Metal Hammer

Insomniac (1995)

 
“Punk rock the way it was meant to be played” – Metal Hammer

Dookie (1994)

 
“Brilliant” – Metal Hammer

“Endearing teen-angst cool” – Q