Green Day have celebrated the 33rd anniversary of their debut album 39/Smooth with some awesome throwback pics and a never-before-seen video.. The trio – then Billie Joe Armstrong, Mike Dirnt ...

Green Day have celebrated the 33rd anniversary of their debut album ’39/Smooth’ with a never-before-seen video and photos.. READ MORE: Green Day on the cover: “We live our lives as if we ...

From the opening chords of lead-off track “At The Library,” there’s no mistaking 39/Smooth for anything other than a Green Day album.Singer-guitarist Billie Joe Armstrong wields distorted ...

39/Smooth is the only Green Day album to feature the group’s original line-up. Despite John Kiffmeyer being the person that introduced his bandmates to the punk community that would first, and ...

This helped them gain attention for 39/Smooth, which led to a 45-date U.S. tour in 1990. Overall, 39/Smooth further entrenched Green Day in the Southern California punk scene. But it gave them an ...

2020 marks 30 years since Green Day’s first album, 39/Smooth. While they’ve had plenty of hits and radio favorites over the last few decades, there are plenty of great songs that haven’t ...

It’s been 35 years since Green Day released its debut album, “39/Smooth,” yet, even after decades of milestones — a Tony-winning Broadway musical adapted from the blockbuster 2004 album ...

As Green Day prepares to enter the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, ... The promising punk rock song is the centerpiece of Green Day’s debut album, “39/Smooth. ...

Green Day sound very different on 39/Smooth, their first ever album from the halcyon days of 1990, but even if you only know the band from the 2000s onward, there's stuff here that you'll probably ...

A rare test pressing of Green Day's 1990 debut album '39/Smooth' sold on eBay last week for $1,336.99. The record proved to be a popular item on the online auction site, where it garnered 21 bids ...

During the show at Pinole Valley High School, Green Day plays songs from their first album, 39/Smooth, and one song from 1991’s Kerplunk!—yes, over a year before the record was released.