When Lookout! Records head honcho Larry Livermore first saw Green Day play 1988, when Billie Joe Armstrong and Mike Dirnt were just 16-years-old, he would tell anyone who'd listen that the Berkeley, California punks had the potential to be "as big as The Beatles". That prediction may have been slightly off the mark, but having sold 20 million copies of Dookie, 16 million copies of American Idiot, and influenced every single pop-punk band that's followed in their slipstream, the boys from the East Bay haven't let their former mentor down.
With the band on top of the world once again with new album 'Saviors', here's their 14-album catalogue ranked from the mediocre to the magnificent.
