We’ve done ¡Uno!, then ¡Dos! , finally, part three of the recent Green Day trilogy. ¡Tré!, appropriately featuring drummer Tre Cool on the cover, was said to be
the album to feature the “epic” songs. Billie
Joe Armstrong described the three albums accordingly: The first album is
like you’re on your way to the party, the second album is like you’re at the
party and going full swing, and the third album you’re just cleaning up the
mess that was made. While it is true that this is the only of the three albums
to feature instruments other than the basic three instruments needed to make a
rock album, it is not filled with epics, but it does feel like its cleaning up
a mess.
Part two of the Green
Day trilogy. This time we’ll be concentrating on ¡Dos!Click here if you missed ¡Uno! The band proclaimed
they decided to make this installment in the recent trilogy a more “garage rock”
sound.
In late 2012, pop punk mammoths Green Day made history by releasing three albums of new material in
a matter of four months. The albums were simply titled¡Uno!¡Dos! and¡Tré! The next three reviews are going to be concentrated on these three
albums.
