Our final download is the second most famous show from the Dookie tour, right after Woodstock. The show was recorded at Aragon Ballroom in Chicago on November 18th, 1994 and is commonly known as "Jaded In Chicago" or "Spitting". Also included in this download in "Geek Stink Breath" from the soundcheck but not played during the show.

Our next download is Dookie performed in it's entirety (minus "All By Myself") at Reading Festival back in 2013. This soundboard recording also included a few exerts from other songs but were cut out to make the full album run in full without any interruptions.

The first download is a selection of Dookie demos taken from 3 different demo tapes from back in 1993. It also includes the re-recording of "409 In Your Coffeemaker" and the original recording of "Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)" both from the Dookie Sessions.

The play comes from a show they on November 21st, 1991 while in Wigan, England. Keep in mind that the boys decided to do more of a comical version of the play. The play stars Tré as the Virgin Mary and a visit from the Easter Bunny.

The 15 minutes show has Billie Joe and Norah discussing their favorite songs off the albums, how things were done and much more. Throughout the show they played a few of the album tracks, the original versions, and some of their favorite classics - this had to be been cut out due to copyright reasons.

A live version of only Green Day performing "The Saints Are Coming" live at New Orleans Arena in New Orleans on August 7th, 2009. The cover has only been performed three times with members of Green Day. The first being in New Orleans in 2006, the second time being later in 2006 with U2 and Billie on their last performance of their tour. This is the only time Green Day has played the song with U2 at all. The audio is taken from a video shot by ebbette on YouTube.

For those of you who have heard Stay The Night live, you'll know that they don't play the intro on just the guitar, they play it with drums as well. Idiotic Tendency on our forum has used a section of the song to remix it and make it sound like how they play it live. If you've never heard the live version, you can listen to it here.

The footage was recorded by KILLTHATCATofficial on YouTube. The footage was shot from a few rows behind the front row meaning very little is missed in the show.

The footage was recorded by KILLTHATCATofficial on YouTube. The footage was shot from a few rows behind the front row meaning very little is missed in the show.

To celebrate the 18th anniversary of Insomniac, we bring you a download of live at Hotel Babylon, London on April 20th, 1996. The quality of the audio is 5 stars as it's a professional recording. The show features 4 songs - Stuck With Me, Brain Stew/Jaded, and Walking Contradiction, as well as an interview with the band.

This audio was recorded by forum member marioweezer with the quality being 4 out of 5 stars. The setlist features regular songs from the tour but also includes Dookie played in entirety.

The show was performed at Irving Plaza in New York on September 21st, 2004. The show features American Idiot played in full along with a few older hits. The quality is very good for era though it sounds a little tinny.

This recording comes from an audience recording but the quality would be given 5 out of 5 stars. It contains a few rarities such as Stuck With Me, Dominated Love Slave, Whatsername (acoustic) and more.

This recording comes from an audience member though it is amazing quality, one of the best non-soundboard sounding recordings. The was apart of their warm up tour and features songs such Kill The DJ, Troublemaker, Angel Blue and many more.

This song was originally featured on the band's six-song E.P., released back on December 8th, 2007. When the album was released on April 22, 2008, "Highway 1" was not included, due to unknown reasons.

This footage was shot and aired by BBC so the quality is amazing. Unfortunately though, the whole show didn't get broadcasted and we only got Welcome To Paradise, Murder City, Oh Love, Basket Case and American Idiot.

The track comes from a promotional version of 'Warning' which has "Not Final Version" written on the cover. This promo hasn't been widely available, but once I got it I discovered that every song was the same, except for "Hold On," which has a different mix, including the harmonica at the start.

The track was originally meant to be released on the 2010 cast album but was replaced last minute with Green Day's unreleased track "When It's Time" which is also featured in the musical. Good Riddance was still in the in the CD's booklet with credited musicians. About a year ago, the production company for the touring show released the song via Soundcloud.

The album was released in November 2005 and features a remix for every song as well as a dance remix of the Boulevard Of Broken Dreams remix. The songs are remixed with artists such as; Oasis, The Beatles, U2, Queen, Kayne West, and many more. In 2008 a deluxe version was released featuring remixes of Good Riddance (Time of Your Life), Basket Case, and an alternative remix of American Idiot though none of these are done by the original remix team. The download will also feature artwork for the CD.

This recording is from the first day, 18th June 2005 at Milton Keynes. On the same day the band performed, BBC aired a few of the tracks. which means this came from the soundboard and is amazing quality. Some of these tracks didn't make it on the release as it was mixed with day two as well as these recordings are mixed differently. The download only has 7 songs (American Idiot, Jesus of Suburbia, Holiday, Basket Case, She, Wake Me Up When September Ends and Boulevard of Broken Dreams) but the special thing about this is "She" was never featured on the Bullet In A Bible so enjoy one of the outtakes.

This recording is from their show at Unipol Arena in Casalecchio di Reno, Italy on June 6th. The recording was professionally shot therefore has both amazing sound and video as well as the fact that it was also released in 1080i HD. The video proves that this is a great way of opening the bands shows, getting the crowd all pumped up.

This recording comes directly from the soundboard therefore is excellent quality. I wouldn't say it's a perfect recording though because it appears to just be a rough mix from the desk which have the vocals a bit drowned out by the instruments. This recording actually comes from a factory pressed bootleg called "Punk Academy" released on a small label called "Typhoon". An interesting fact about the bootleg is even though the track is labeled correctly in the download, on the actually bootleg, Jaded is labeled as "I'm A Loser".

This recording comes from the very first night they did this at Kalemegdan Park in Belgrade, Serbia on May 27, 2013. Lucky for us someone was there and was able to record the whole Dookie set and upload it to youtube so full credit goes to Vuk Jevdjenovic (GreenDayFanSerbia) on youtube for uploading this. The quality of this recording isn't the greatest but it's still very listenable and quite a rarity for being the first time they performed it live.

This video recording comes from 2009/06/03 - Last Call with Carson Daly TV Show, Burbank, California, USA. While recording a set to have a song featured every night of the week, fans noticed Tre's drumkit from the Foxboro Hot Tubs was brought out. After playing 6 songs from the new album, the guys came out with Kevin Preston from Prima Donna. This recording only features the two songs which are "Stop Drop & Roll" and "Mother Mary". It gives people who have never seen them live before a good idea of what their shows are actually like. The quality is fantastic as well as really enjoyable to watch as Billie gets quite involved with the audience.

This show comes from The Independent in San Francisco on April 7th 2009. The first of four times they played this album live. The almost 2 1/2 hour audio recording features them opening the gig with "Welcome To Paradise" before going into performing the whole album from front to back (minus "Song of The Century") then going into some of their older hits including a few rarities like "Who Wrote Holden Caulfield?". The sound quality is one of the best sounding recordings we have from the tour, with the fact it was their very first show of the tour is a bonus.

This recording isn't from the sound desk but from an audience member. The recorder of the show is anonymous but released on dimeadozen by a member called blg. The recording is 100% complete and contains all 30 songs, going for over 2 hours. It's probably one of the best sounding recordings from the North American tour and probably one of their best performances with the guys in a great mood.

This recording is from KALX Radio in Berkeley, California from way back in 1996. PHGP played a full 18 song set, and lucky for us, someone managed to record it. The recording surfaced back in September 2012 over on Remote Outposts Blogs. Considering its age, the recording is still-excellent sounding and is probably the clearest live Pinhead Gunpowder recording out there.

To mark the ending of Green Day's 2013 North American tour, I bring you a recording of Brutal Love, the closing song of every show of the tour (with the few exceptions that closed with Good Riddance). This good quality recording comes from 2013/03/28 - Allstate Arena, Rosemont, Illinois, USA.

For this week's Download of the Week we've uploaded the audio from the final show from April 24, 2011. Aside from just the performance (including Billie Joe as St. Jimmy) of just the musical, this download also features Green Day's performance at the St. James after the show.

This recording is from the crowd and not directly from the soundboard so the quality isn't perfect, but it is still very listenable. The file for the show is a 108mb download and is one long unsplit mp3.

For this week's download we have an audio recording from Green Day's comeback show last week at the Fox Theater in Pomona, California.

This recording is from the crowd and not directly from the soundboard so the quality isn't perfect, but I would still give it three out of five stars. This is not a complete bootleg as the audio comes from multiple sources. The zip mp3 file for this show is a 175mb download.

Tonight, as Green Day takes the stage at the Fox Theater in Pomona, California we're bringing you back to 2009 when Green Day performed at the Fox Theater in Oakland.

For this week's Download of the Week we have an audio recording from one of Green Day's first club shows when they were testing out material from 21st Century Breakdown live. This recording is special since included is a full live recording of the whole 21st Century Breakdown album along with some greatest hits including "Homecoming" off of American Idiot.

This recording is from the crowd and not directly from the soundboard so the quality isn't perfect, but I would still give it four out of five stars.

In celebration of Billie Joe's mom's birthday yesterday, we decided to do a something a little bit different for this week's Download of the Week.

For this week's Download of the Week we have Tre Cool's song about Billie Joe's mom that was performed at a show years ago. Little information as to what show the song was played at exists - if anyone knows please tell me in the comments.

For this week's Download of the Week we're brining you guys back to November of 1998 when Green Day was in South America on their world tour promoting Nimrod. I am genuinely excited to bring you guys this weeks download since I was just shown this show earlier today.

This week's download is a full soundboard recording from Green Day's show in Buenos Aires, Argentina from November 1, 1998. Besides the full show being in exceptional quality, Green Day also played some rare songs that just about any fan would kill to see live. "The Grouch," "Redundant," "Scattered," "Platypus (I Hate You)," and "Prosthetic Head" are all included from this performance.

Comprised of Jason White (guitar / vocals), Bill Schneider (bass), Aaron Cometbus (drums), and Billie Joe Armstrong (guitar / vocals), Pinhead Gunpowder was formed in 1990 and has released twelve albums and EP's to date. The band's most recent release was their West Side Highway EP which came out in 2008.

This week's Download of the Week is Pinhead Gunpowder's most recent performance which took place on February 12, 2010 at the legendary 924 Gilman Street venue in Berkeley California. The band played a full 26 song set spanning the bands whole career at the show. The audio for this download comes right off of the venues soundboard meaning that the audio quality is exceptional. All together the show comes out as an 109 mb zip mp3 file.

After putting Green Day's 1994 BBC Sessions as last week's Download of the Week we got numerous emails requesting the 1996 BBC Sessions as this week's download.

Recorded on November 3, 1996, Green Day stopped by BBC Radio's studio in London to record a "BBC Session" in promotion of their second major label album, Insomniac. The band played five songs during their session, "Brain Stew," "Jaded," "Walking Contradiction," "Stuck With Me," and "Geek Stink Breath." These files are high quality mp3 files just like last week's download. Together the five mp3s come in at just over 10mb.

In celebration of Dookie's nineteenth anniversary this past week, this week's Download of the Week is Green Day's 1994 BBC Radio Session.

On August 6, 1994 Green Day stopped into BBC Radio in London to record a "BBC Session" in promotion of Dookie which came out earlier in the year. The band performed four songs "Basket Case," "She," "When I Come Around" and "2,000 Light Years Away." The four mp3 files round out to 14mb, the smallest Download of the Week that we've had to date. So, if you're new to Download of the Week, this download might be the perfect "sampler" download for you!

With little to no details surfacing from ¡Cuatro!'s premiere last night at the X Games in Aspen, we've decided to give you guys the next best thing for this week's Download of the Week.

Back in 2002, Green Day performed in a small cub at the X Games and we have a few pretty good quality videos from the show. The videos are of "Brain Stew / Jaded," "Longview," and "Welcome to Paradise" and come in mp4 format.

The 2012 Summersonic Festival EP contains five professionally recorded tracks, "Let Yourself Go," "Stay The Night," "Oh Love," "Basket Case," and "99 Revolutions" from the Summersonic festival. The songs were originally aired on television and the audio was ripped from those recordings and have been converted into iTunes mp4 files.

Four of the five songs on the EP are new songs released on the trilogy meaning that these were the first time the songs were professionally recorded live.

The Dookie Demos tape was what Green Day used when they were looking around for record labels that would release Dookie. Besides only having demo versions of tracks that were included on Dookie, there are also demo versions of songs that weren't released for years to come. "J.A.R." and "Haushinka" are among the tracks on the demo tape that never made it onto Dookie.

The fourteen track demo tape is a unique piece of Green Day history and is something that every fan should hear at least once.

A portion of Green Day's show at Irving Plaza in New York City in September of 2012. Songs include American Idiot, Burnout, Hitchin' a Ride, Holiday, Know Your Enemy, Let Yourself Go, Letterbomb, Murder City, Nuclear Family, Oh Love, Scattered, She, Stay The Night, Stop When The Red Lights Flash, and When I Come Around. Each song is in beautiful 320kbps mp3 quality.

Billie Joe left these as a recording on GreenDay.com in December of 2001. The quality sucks (it was an over-the-phone recording) but really cool none-the-less. It's Green Day's version of three classic songs "Rocking Around The Christmas Tree", "First Noel", and "Santa Claus Is Coming To Town"

One year before Green Day released their latest epic 21st Century Breakdown, Green Day was performing under their alias name, The Foxboro Hot Tubs. Like most of Green Day's smaller shows, their was a strict "no camera" policy that was put into place during the shows and very little recordings from the shows were released onto the internet.

Now over three years after these shows have taken place the first full-length bootleg from a Foxboro Hot Tubs show has appeared. The setlist of this show is as follows: "Stop Drop And Roll", "Mother Mary", "Ruby Room", "Red Tide", "Supermodel Robots", "Blood, Sex And Booze", "Highway 1", "Broadway", "She's A Saint Not A Celebrity", "Sally", "Alligator", "The Pedestrian", "27th Ave. Shuffle", "Dark Side Of Night", and "Pieces Of Truth".

This show was the first show that Green Day ever played as The Foxboro Hot Tubs, ironically exactly one year before 21st Century Breakdown came out on May 15, 2008.

* Please not that this is one MP3 file and not split into individual tracks for each song.

This Featured Download is an audio interview with Billie Joe done in 1995 when Green Day was playing in Holland. In this interview Billie Joe discusses his songwriting, touring, Woodstock 94, and how Green Day "recently" exploded into the mainstream. This interview is conducted in a very laid-back manner and is more of a conversation between the interviewer and Billie rather than just question after question.

Green Day played this acoustic set in 2001 in Seattle, Washington. This is Green Day's part from the series Endsession 59.

The song was originally released as a single on 7" vinyl with a bonus interview with Billie at the studio on Side B. A clip of this recording can be heard at the start of the song "Maria". The original 7" was sold for only $1.25. Today with only a limited amount still in existence, I have seen these go on Ebay for almost $500. For this Featured Download we are letting you download both the song "Look For Love" along with the interview with Billie Joe that was featured on the B side of the original recording.

While on tour with AFI last year, on occasion, lead singer of AFI, Davey Havok would come out and sing a song with Billie Joe on stage. Our new Featured Download is a video recording of Davey Havok coming out and singing the song "Who Wrote Holden Caulfield?" with Green Day. This performance was at the PNC Bank Arts Center on August 14, 2010.

Green Day combined Cheap Trick's "Surrender" with The Replacement's "Bastards of Young" creating what Green Day calls their "Midwest Medley". This recording is from Green Day's show at the Warfield in San Francisco on October 13, 2005. Green Day rarely plays this mashup of songs live and this is a very good quality recording of it so it is a must-have for any Green Day fan.

"D.U.I" is sung by Tre Cool and was cut from Shenanigans last minute. Green Day decided to leave the song off the album because they felt that the song was to irresponsible. In one interview Billie Joe said, "I like irresponsibility, but not that much irresponsibility".