Green Day - Dookie (Full Music Documentary)
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- Опубліковано 5 лют 2020
- This is the critical review of the album that set Green Day on the road to superstardom. For the first time Larry Livermore, the man who discovered Green Day and nurtured the band to the verge of its commercial breakthrough, speaks about life inside the world of Green Day, and his early experiences with the band when they were known as Sweet Children.
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I wonder if members of greenday are sitting at home in the lockdown and watching this... 🤔
‘That’s a mark of class’ while the album is literally called Dookie😂
@@matteframe holy hell who made you mad?
@@matteframe ah, you're a child. Nvm then.
@@matteframe lol I'm not mad, I just thought you just commented to be an ass. So I no longer needed to know what had you so bothered, and to be frank I find myself not caring. Have a good day.
@@matteframe it's literally a direct quote from the documentary, keep up.
Epic
Hey, guys. Who can help with subtitles for this film? I don't know English very well, and UA-cam generates very curved subtitles. As a result, it's hard to understand the movie. Please send me a link to the correct subtitles in my personal messages. Thank you very much!
16:12 “Billy Joel”
Why do they keep flashes scenes of Cobain at the Gilman club?? Stock footage?
Don;t know who you're seeing but it isn't Cobain. Time stamp?
@@matteframe looks like a nirvana cover band.
Dookie Kicks Ass
Why is the music greenday covers
green day covers and clips of a nirvana cover band, yeah really confusing. Maybe they couldn't use their songs for licensing reasons.
Probably Copyright reasons
copy i think
Best band ever
I was ten yrs old when this came out and I loved it along with oasis , nirvana guns n Roses and offspring when I didn’t realise they were all coming from different angles and never liked each other and were different kinds of rock 😂! All I knew was that they played loud fast sounded angry like they didn’t give a fuck like rebels didn’t fit in looked cool and blew people and minds heads off! I sound like one of those people now but there really is no rock n roll bands like that now! Rock n roll got taken off the working class and taken over by students , posh rich kids, nerdy rejected kids, troubled kids,and that’s fine but the upper classes have ripped the soul out of it. Hip hop now has the rock n roll soul. Rock n roll used to be cool now it’s sad even when I was at school it was seen as a bit lame. It’s because they are all boring I mean who wants to be Chris Martin or Thom Yorke ? The kids wanna look like the hip hop dudes. Guns, nirvana and oasis were all working class and rebels and didn’t give a fuck and what happens? They cross over! People look and dress like em! If a rock band cane along now and the youth could relate to them then they will be huge! But when they look and act like GVF Or the struts then they might as well just get used to the fame they got now coz it ain’t getting bigger only smaller! If I was a manager I’d want a rock band to look and act like hip hop rappers ,rebels and with a bad attitude, cause trouble but get away with it coz the musics good enough, and it’s not stealing hip hops vibe coz it’s rock n rolls vibe. There was a time when Jagger and Richards were seen as wilder and cooler then any rappers! Elvis even! Oh you posh soulless middle class people you have killed rock n roll and I guarantee they will kill hip hop soon. It’s always the same the street invents there own sound and fashion the posh kids think oh cool and adopt it and ruin it and make it uncool!!
They were great musicians from the beginning on and the first album with kiffmeyer on drums is probably their best. So what is this Griff guy around 13:30 talking about?!
It would have been far better to have more dialogue with and from the band rather than a selection of people who had absolutely nothing to do with either the band or the recording of the album - just an opinion
Do you think the band wants to do an interview documentary with every nut job on UA-cam? I mean this was only like one step above UA-cam so why would you expect them to waste their time repeating stories people should already know. There are multiple books on them and there’s a book about the whole Gilman scene in Berkeley if you want All the info. If you want to see them acting like goofballs there’s 1 million clips on UA-cam.
well also this documentary was recorded in 2005 not yesterday
I couldn't understand one word that man with the mohawk was saying lol
@@Biggest_baller Haha, not Tre. I love Tre, one of my fav drummers. I'm talking about that British fellow who just mumbled through everything,
Michael Blair that is not a mohawk… 🙄 but yes, I agree with you about him ranting and mumbling. Sounds like he still does too much meth mixed with what sounds like a Liverpool accent; things become muddled
@@brianlove6953 Is it in the mohawk family at least?
Michael Blair no, I dub that hairdo a cross mix between a douchey fohawk and a psychobilly hairstyle. The Brian has spoken.
Fuck all the labels. Green Day is just a phenomenal band
34:32 "You could almost smell it" - Yeeaahh, you'll get that when you put Dookie in your CD player...
Green Day songs are playing , meanwhile nirvana videos on the background 😂😂😂
This doc replays and relies to heavily on the same audio clip played for too long too repeatedly.
why was there so much nirvana in the b-roll
At 45:00 hahahsha
Lmao imagine thinking a band are posers because girls like the music
Fuck that I would love to have woman looking dreamy eyed at me playing in a band :P
Everyone sounds so salty 😂😂😂
Lol they all have jelly in their pants 😂
Why is nirvana in this
Time travel
@@matteframe well dayum
I think it's a cover band which makes no sense for this documentary.
13:37 who the fuck is this guy
The guy who owns the club is really annoying and the way he keeps saying green DAAAy
This was a bootleg , 3 disc set.
how u know lol
@@chriscros13 I own it lol. Second disc was the American idiot album review and third disc was a mix of live performances. The reviews were done by a bunch a British gentleman and green day are not in them at all.
Lmao yeah cause they’re just like the Beatles hahah right dude
As far as I remember this was never humble and pretty much hated every other major band of there day saying Alice in chains is boring and not saying anything fuck green day
I never considered them 'punk'.
I think when they started, they were really a little bit more hard rock than anything with a more harmonized vocal style, then it kindawent to pop punk, then went to alternative
It's their take on punk. Its not pure punk.
Shut the fuck up about the Ramones having an element of danger about them… They were singing freaking Ronette songs and never got violent with the crowd unless they were attacked. So they were leather jackets and bluejeans oooh scary.
They were ultimate performers. They never fucked around they never talked between songs they were tight as shit. That’s not scary that’s just rock ‘n’ roll. And that’s all Green Day is -rock ‘n’ roll. I think if you look at the whole world of music, hell just punk rock and rock ‘n’ roll you’ll find that Green Day’s attitude and sense of humor is totally like the Ramones. Just look at the cover of dookie and then look at the cartoon drawn covers of the Ramones. I mean there are so many similarities but they don’t have to be the exact same thing they 20 years apart. The Ramones were just very serious and really really wanted to succeed. Green Day Really really want to succeed and I can tell you from seeing them in one of their early shows that they were already playing like the who so there you go.Basically both of the bands the Ramones and Green Day had no back up plan.At least that’s how green day put it. I’m sure they could’ve caught served in Berkeley for 20 years but I don’t think that’s what they wanted. I don’t know that they even wanted what they got, But they sure don’t seem unhappy about it.
The Ramones on the other hand never had any real success and when Nirvana finally came along and the Ramones were getting some bigger gigs one of them got sick and that was kind of it.They hardly sold any albums but now they probably sold 10 million T-shirts and I hope their family is getting the money from them. In any case they lived their lives as musicians- They never sold out. And I’m not talking about a major label that means nothing. They never turned away from the style of music they wanted to play and they just wanted to keep on playing it until somebody liked it and put it on the radio. It just didn’t really happen. I think Green Day is the same way just with a happier ending. I think they have thicker skin’s then Kurt and they could take The onslaught of bullshit that came along with the beginningSo called pop punk which Green Day never played but lots of bands ended up sounding like because they couldn’t write good music like Green Day.
Some of this sounds like Weezer doing Green Day songs…
This Band Stinks.
Green day are a shit band