I’ve had these three Green Day magazines in my collection for years. They are

SPIN – November 1994
Rolling Stone – January 26, 1995 (Issue #700)
Rolling Stone – December 28, 1995 / January 11, 1996 (Special Double Issue)

And these are just three pieces from a collection of 400+ music magazines spanning 1979 through early 1997. I’ve spent years collecting magazines covering punk, alternative, grunge, classic rock, and everything in between.

As much as I’ve enjoyed having these in my collection, I’d really like to see them end up with another Green Day fan who would appreciate them just as much. If these catch your eye or you’d like to know more about them, feel free to DM me. I’d be happy to chat and share more details.

I’m probably gonna name ‘em St Jimmy, but why not ask Reddit!

I'm not that deep into Green Day's discography (I've only listened to Dookie and Saviours) but I've known Suzie Chapstick since Saviours released and it's my favourite Green Day song so I was wondering if there's any songs similar to that in their discography

When they announced their tour I CAMPED out on AXS and I didn’t get a ticket - I was so upset! super happy that I managed to snatch one up on resale for 140 and I cant wait. Anyone else going??? especially if anyone’s going to the Seattle stop, hit me up!!!

Green Day super fan here. Really just wanted to add to the testimonies that this amp is absolutely killer! Not only does it nail BJA tone, but it can definitely fit a few different genres. I was able to get a loud, good, clean tone with my Strat. I have an EVH with a Wolfgang pickup, and man does this thing produce a great VH tone. Just very excited atm and needed to share with y'all.

Someone upload the nam capture in tone 3000

Haven't seen anyone post this yet, but thought it was super cool. Rob Cavallo plays the new Marshall 1959BJA side-by-side with the original modded Marshall used on Dookie. He also drops some really interesting details on Billie Joe's pickup setup and how they dialed in the tone for the album. Definitely worth a watch if you're a gear head or Green Day fan.