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Metal Hammer
Metal Hammer
Entertainment
Paul Brannigan

“The listening experience is unparalleled, sacrificing not only sonic quality, but also convenience, and occasionally entire verses.” Green Day releasing each track on Dookie on obscure and obsolete formats is the most brilliantly pointless, genius idea

Dookie Demastered.

Green Day have hit upon an inspired, and fabulously pointless, way of celebrating the 30th anniversary of their wildly successful Dookie album, by releasing each track on the album on an obscure, obsolete or frustratingly inconvenient format. 

Ever wanted to own a copy of a deep cut from Dookie on a wax cylinder, a floppy disc, an 8-track cartridge or one of those embarrassing Big Mouth Billie Bass plaques last seen when clearing out your dead great-grandmother's house? Of course you haven't, that would be insane. But now, thanks to the Californian punk superstars teaming up with LA art studio BRAIN, that opportunity could be yours.

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