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Green Day review, Savior: Stroppy chant-alongs about the State of Things

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It’s been 30 years since Green Day released (1994) – the album that took the basic, blunt force of Ramonesian punk and hung it on mall-friendly pop-hook coat-hangers. Ten years later, they dropped the Bush-bashing (2004). as the third and final part of this trilogy, clearly in the hope that it also goes platinum using the same stack of stroppy chant-alongs to channel their frustration with the State

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