Green Day - Father Of AllFive time Grammy Award winning Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees Green Day unleash their thirteenth studio album. It serves up 10 tracks in 26 breathless minutes. It's like a pocket history of rock and roll, pinballing between influences Punk, Glam, Motown, Soul and R&B. From the Little Richard via Hamburg era Beatles rush of Stab You in the Heart to I Was a Teenage Teenager's cartoony chorus, there is a joyous bordering on deranged air to the

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charting Indie Pop‰۪s development from the post punk era and the dominance of Scottish bands through to its genre-defining C86 period and onto the end of the decade

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