8 thoughts on “ Sassafras Roots - Green Day - Dookie (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. Dookie (stylized as dookie) is the third studio album and major label debut by American rock band Green Day, released on February 1, by Reprise Records. The band's first collaboration with producer Rob Cavallo, it was recorded in late at Fantasy Studios in Berkeley, bolaticomveca.ehpaustucvifegacouncentroudmibackfork.infoinfo: Punk rock, pop punk, alternative rock.

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2. Sassafras Roots Lyrics: Roaming 'round your house wasting your time / No obligation, just wasting your time / So why are you alone wasting your time? / When you could be with me wasting your time?

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3. - Sassafras Roots - When I Come Around - Coming Clean - Emenius Sleepus - In the End - F.O.D. VINYL FORMAT. The band's Diamond-selling major-label debut will be available on gram, audiophile-grade black vinyl disc pressed by Pallas and packaged in a single-pocket Stoughton jacket.

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4. Nov 06,  · Provided to YouTube by Reprise Burnout · Green Day Dookie ℗ Reprise Records for the U.S. and WEA International Inc. for the world outside of .

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5. I was disappointed with Green Day's albums after "Dookie", until "American Idiot" was released, approximately a decade later. I had not listened to Green Day in years, but loved the new, different, sound of Green Day. It started a Green Day renaissance and I had to listen to "Dookie" again and I re-discovered how great the album is/5(1K).

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6. A2 Having A Blast B8 All By Myself. B7 F.O.D. B6 In The End B4 Coming Clean B2 Sassafras Roots A2 Having A Blast B8 All By Myself. Green Day - Kerplunk LP + 7" Vinyl Album Pop Punk Classic Record SEALED NEW COPY + $ shipping. Green Day - Dookie LP [Vinyl New] Pop Punk Record Album Longview Basket Seller Rating: % positive.

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7. Jul 21,  · Title: Sassafras Roots Album: Dookie () Lyrics: Roaming 'round your house WASTING YOUR TIME No obligation,just WASTING YOUR TIME So why are you alone? WASTING YOUR TIME When you could be with.

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8. I was disappointed with Green Day's albums after "Dookie", until "American Idiot" was released, approximately a decade later. I had not listened to Green Day in years, but loved the new, different, sound of Green Day. It started a Green Day renaissance and I had to listen to "Dookie" again and I re-discovered how great the album is/5(K).

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