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Brian Lucey

Brian Lucey is an American audio engineer, musician, singer, songwriter, and record producer based in Los Angeles.http://magicgardenmastering.com/ Some of his credits include American Nude, California Guitar Trio, Sine Star Project, and Mindfold.
==Relation to Green Day==
Brian helped with the mixing for Green Day's 13th album, Father of All...
==References==
Category:Engineers
Category:Producers
Category:People
Bullet in a Bible

Bullet in a Bible is a live album from Green Day. It was released on November 15, 2005 through Reprise Records. It was directed by Samuel Bayer, who also directed all of the music videos from American Idiot.
Bullet in a Bible documents one of the two biggest shows that Green Day have performed in their career. They played to over 130,000 people at the National Bowl in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, England on both June 18 and 19 of 2005.
14 of the 20 songs performed at both shows were included on the disc -- the songs that were not included are "Jaded", "Knowledge", "She", "Maria", "Homecoming" and a cover of Queen's "We Are the Champions".
==Track list==
All songs written by Billie Joe Armstrong unless otherwise noted.
#"American Idiot" – 4:32
#"Jesus of Suburbia" - 9:24
#"Holiday" – 4:12
#"Are We the Waiting" – 2:58
#"St. Jimmy" – 2:55
#"Longview" – 4:45
#"Hitchin' a Ride" – 4:04
#"Brain Stew" – 3:03
#"Basket Case" – 2:58
#"King for a Day/Shout!" (Billie, the Isley Brothers) – 8:47
#"Wake Me Up When September Ends" – 5:03
#"Minority" – 4:19
#"Boulevard of Broken Dreams" – 4:45
#"Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)" – 3:26
==Personnel==
===Green Day===
*Billie Joe Armstrong - lead vocals, lead guitar, harmonica, writing
*Mike Dirnt - bass, backing vocals
*Tre Cool - drums, percussion, backing vocals ("King for a Day"/"Shout!")
===Touring musicians===
*Jason White - rhythm guitar, backing vocals
*Jason Freese - keyboards, piano, acoustic guitar, trombone, saxophone, accordion, backing vocals
*Ronnie Blake - trumpet, timpani, percussion, backing vocals
*Mike Pelino - backup guitar, backing vocals ("St. Jimmy")
===Production===
*Rob Cavallo, Tim Lynch - producers
*Doug McKean – engineer
*Chris Lord-Alge – mixing
*Dim-e Krnjaic, Keith Armstrong – assistant engineers
*John Van Nest, Tim Royes – editing
*Ted Jensen – mastering
*Pat Magnarella, Kim Dellara - executive producers
*Chris Dugan - additional filming
*Wade Brands - photography
*Chris Bilheimer - packaging, menu design 
Category:Live albums
Category:Bullet in a Bible
Burnout

"Burnout" is the first song from Dookie.
==Song meaning ==
The narrator is frustrated about having to grow up. Everyone else is growing up and he feels like he has to, but he really doesn't want to. He regards the adult life as "walking amongst the dead", as their days are just composed of working and sleeping, without having any time to relax and have fun. That doesn't feel like growing up, but like burning out, losing your soul. He feels apathetic and has barely any motivation to do anything at all.
==Lyrics==
Category:Dookie
Category:Songs
Category:Live Tracks
Burnout/lyrics

I declare I don't care no more
I'm burning up and out and growing bored
In my smoked out boring room
My hair is shagging in my eyes
Dragging my feet to hit the street tonight
To drive along these shit town lights
I'm not growing up, I'm just burning out
And I stepped in line to walk amongst the dead
Apathy has rained on me
And now I'm feeling like a soggy dream
So close to drowning but I don't mind
I've lived in this mental cave
Throw my emotions in the grave
Hell, who needs them anyway.
I'm not growing up, I'm just burning out
And I stepped in line to walk amongst the dead
Category:Lyrics
Butch Vig

Bryan David "Butch" Vig (born August 2, 1955) is an American musician, songwriter, and record producer, best known as the drummer of the alternative rock band Garbage and as the producer of Nirvana's best-selling album Nevermind. He has been nicknamed "the Nevermind Man" thanks to his work on the latterhttps://www.bbc.com/news/newsbeat-35828997.
==Credits==
Butch produced Green Day's album 21st Century Breakdown.
==References==
Category:People
Category:Producers
CSI: NY

CSI: NY is an American cop drama television series created by Anthony E. Zuiker, Ann Donahue, and Carol Mendelsohn for CBS. A spin-off of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, it ran for 197 episodes spanned across nine seasons from 2004-13.
Much like its parent series, CSI: NY focuses on a team of police officers as they investigate a series of mysterious and unusual deaths.
==Songs used==
*"Unspoken" - "Stop When the Red Lights Flash", "Amy", "Nightlife", "The Forgotten", "Kill the DJ"
*"Supply & Demand" - "Holiday"
Category:TV shows
Carpe Diem

Carpe Diem is the third song on Green Day's ninth studio albulm ¡Uno!, realeasing on September 21, 2012. The song was written by Billie Joe Armstrong and features music written by the band and Jeff Shadbolt
== Lyrics ==
Breaking in a sweat
Like a bomb threat
Is your silhouette fading out?
Nothing left to lose,
Detonate the fuse
Another breaking news blowout
Ain't it beautiful?
So unusual
Life's a gas and it's running out
Living a cliche
Gonna seize the day
Bottle rockets that celebrate
Celebrate
Celebrate
Carpe diem, a battle cry
Are we all too young to die?
Ask a reason, and no reply
Are we all too young to die?
Making a living
Making a killing
What's worth forgiving?
Alright
The blink of an eye
Barely scraping by
Dominated by passerby's
Feeling out of luck
When the traffic's stuck
And you're feeling so left behind
Getting off the binge
Get a second wind
Another promise to make a change
Got a broken wing
Hear the angels sing
When the signal is out of range
Ain't it strange?
Ain't it strange?
Carpe diem, a battle cry
Are we all too young to die?
Ask a reason, and no reply
Are we all too young to die?
Making a living
Making a killing
What's worth forgiving?
Alright
Making a living
Making a killing
What's worth forgiving?
Alright
Carpe diem, a battle cry
Are we all too young to die?
Ask a reason, and no reply
Are we all too young to die?
Carpe diem, a battle cry
Are we all too young to die?
Ask a reason, and no reply
Are we all too young to die?
Castaway/lyrics

I'm on a sentimental journey
Into sight and sound
Of no returnand no looking back or down
A conscientious objector to the
war that's in my mind
Leaving in a lurch and I'm
taking back what's mine
I'm on a mission
Into destination unknown
An expedition
Onto desolation road
Where am I
Castaway - Going at it alone
Castaway - Now I'm on my own
Castaway - Going at it alone
Castaway - Now I'm on my own
Lost and found
Trouble bound
Castaway
I'm riding on the night train and
driving stolen cars
Testing my nerves out on the blvd.
Spontaneous combustion in the
corners of my mind
Leaving in a lurch
and I'm taking back what's mine
I'm on a mission
Into destination unknown
An expedition
Onto desolation road
Where I'm a
Castaway - Going at it alone
Castaway - Now I'm on my own
Castaway - Going at it alone
Castaway - Now I'm on my own
Lost and found
Trouble bound
Castaway
Category:Lyrics
Chris Applecore

Christopher Appelgren, also known as Chris Applecore, is a musician and the owner of Lookout! Records after buying it from co-founder Larry Livermore in 1997. He has also played in numerous punk bands, such as Punkemon, the Lefties, the Peeches, and the Pattern.
==Credits==
*39/Smooth - artwork
*Kerplunk - cover art, disc
*1,039/Smoothed Out Slappy Hours - artwork
Category:Art designers
Category:People
Chris Bilheimer

Chris Bilheimer is an American cover designer and photographer who studied at the University of Georgia with R.E.M. founder Michael StipeIdentifont - Chris Bilheimer. In 1994, he became the cover designer for R.E.M., and to this day he still works in the music industry, designing album covers for such bands as Green Day and Weezer.
==Credits==
*Nimrod. - Photography, art direction, design
*Warning - Art direction, additional photography
*International Superhits! - Art direction
*International Supervideos! - Art direction
*Shenanigans - Art direction
*American Idiot - Cover art
*21st Century Breakdown - Design, photography, stencils
*Bullet in a Bible - Packaging, design
*Uno! - Artwork, graphic design
*Dos! - Art direction, design
*Tre! - Art direction, design
*Awesome as F**k - Art direction
*Father of All - Design
==References==
Category:Photographers
Category:People
Category:Art designers
Chris Dugan

Chris Dugan (born May 11, 1973) is an audio engineer, cinematographer, music video director, record producer, singer, and musician, best known as the drummer for the Effection and as an enginner for Green Day.
Chris is believed to be Z, the keyboardist for The Network.
==Discography==
*American Idiot - Engineer
*The Saints Are Coming - Engineer
*21st Century Breakdown - Engineer
*American Idiot: The Original Broadway Cast Recording - Engineer
*Last Night on Earth: Live in Tokyo - Mixer
*Awesome as F**k - Mixer, photography, co-director
*¡Uno! - Engineer
*¡Dos! - Engineer
*¡Tre! - Engineer
*Demolicious - Mixing
*Revolution Radio - Engineer
*"Christmastime of the Year" - Production
*Bullet in a Bible - Additional filming
*¡Cuatro! - Mixing, cinematography
*"East Jesus Nowhere" - Co-director
*"Cigarettes & Valentines" - Director
*"Revolution Radio" - Director
*Father of All... - Production, mixing, engineering 
Category:People
Category:Producers
Category:Engineers
Category:Mixers
Category:Directors
Category:Photographers
Chris Lord-Alge

Chris Lord-Alge is an American audio engineer and the brother of fellow engineer Tom Lord-Alge.
==Discography==
*21st Century Breakdown - Mixer
*American Idiot - Mixer
*Uno! - Mixer
*Dos! - Mixer
*Tre! - Mixer
*Shenanigans - Mixer
*American Idiot: The Original Broadway Cast Recording - Mixer
*Nimrod. - Mixer
*God's Favorite Band - Mixer
Category:People
Category:Mixers
Christian's Inferno

I got under the grip
Between this modern hell
I got the rejection letter in the mail
And it was already ripped to shreds
Seasons in a ruin and this bitter pill is chased with blood
There's fire in my veins and it's pouring out like a flood
(Wooaahhooohh!) Christian's Inferno!
(Wooaahhooohh!) Christian's Inferno!
This diabolic state is gracing my existence
Like a catastrophic baby
Maybe,maybe you're the chemical reaction
I'm the atom bomb
I'm the chosen one
Toxin your reservoir
And then return man to pig
(Wooaahhooohh!) Christian's Inferno!
(Wooaahhooohh!) Christian's Inferno!
(Wooaahhooohh!) Christian's Inferno!
(Wooaahhooohh!) Christian's Inferno!
Haha, haha!
Category:Songs
Christie Road

"Christie Road" is the fourth track on Kerplunk. It comes after "Welcome to Paradise" and is followed by "Private Ale".
It is one of the most popular songs off the album. The rockumentary ¡Cuatro! showed that at some point during the 99 Revolutions Tour, Billie and Mike expressed how they were fed up from the requests to play old songs such as Christie Road. However, Green Day added it on the setlist for their following tour, the Revolution Radio Tour.
==Song meaning==
"Christie Road" is a place for the narrator to escape from his bothersome life. A place where he can chill around without worries and get high. The song's lyrics refer to a real location, Christie Road, in Martinez, California, where Mike and Billie would get high at and relax.
== Lyrics ==
Christie Road/lyrics

Staring out of my window
Watching the cars go rolling by
My friends are gone
I've got nothing to do
So I sit here patiently
Watching the clock tick so slowly
Gotta get away
Or my brains will explode
Give me something to do to kill some time
Take me to that place that I call home
Take away the strains of being lonely
Take me to the tracks at Christie Road
See the hills from afar
Standing on my beat up car
The sun went down and the night fills the sky
Now I feel like me once again
As the train comes rolling in
Smoked my boredom gone
Slapped my brains up so high
Give me something to do to kill some time
Take me to that place that I call home
Take away the strains of being lonely
Take me to the tracks at Christie Road
Mother stay out of my way of that place we go
We'll always seem to find our way to Christie Road
Mother stay out of my way of that place we go
We'll always seem to find our way to Christie Road
If there's one thing that I need
That makes me feel complete
So I go to Christie Road
It's home...
Category:Lyrics
Christmastime of the Year

"Christmastime of the Year" is a Christmas song written by Green Day, which was released as a digital download on Christmas Eve 2015. The band did not give any prior announcements about recording or releasing the song, as they wanted it to be a surprise.
"Christmastime of the Year" is Green Day's first official Christmas song, not counting the phone call songs posted on their official website in the early 2000s.
It is the band's last recording to include Jason White on rhythm guitar, as he dropped from official member the following year.
==Lyrics==
Christmastime of the Year/lyrics

Seasons greeting cards and Christmas
Lights light up the city
At the end of the year
This time I got no resolutions
Giving thanks for nothing
But joy into the year
Tonight friends are what its worth
Peace and love on Earth
And another year giving thanks again
The sleigh bells deck the halls with good will
Say a prayer the lost souls
Christmastime of the year
Tonight friends are what its worth
Peace and love on Earth
And another year giving thanks again
Somewhere around a plastic manger
Giving thanks to strangers
Christmastime of the year
Category:Lyrics
Chump

"Chump" is the third track on Dookie. It comes after "Having a Blast" and is followed by "Longview". A live version of the song was also included on the Japanese EP Foot in Mouth.
"Chump" segues into "Longview" but, unlike "Brain Stew/Jaded", the two songs are never combined. A brief segue can still be heard in "Longview" on International Superhits! and its music video. "Longview" is often played live without "Chump".
==Song meaning==
"Chump" is about the narrator showing disgust and hatred toward a person, most likely against his ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend. The narrator doesn't know his name, but he's jealous of him and the thought of him puts him in a bad mood. But the narrator feels like he's making a fool of himself by thinking/feeling that way.
==Live performances==
"Chump" was played live very frequently during the Dookie and Nimrod eras, and the later parts of the 99 Revolutions Tour.Live Count for Chump - Green Day Authority
== Lyrics ==
== References ==
Category:Songs
Category:Live Tracks
Chump/lyrics

I don't know you but I think I hate you
You're the reason for my misery
Strange, how you've become my biggest enemy
And I've never even seen your face
Maybe it's just jealousy
Mixed up with a violent mind
A circumstance that doesn't make much sense
Or maybe I'm just dumb
You're the cloud hanging out over my head
Hail comes crashing down welting my face
Magic man, egocentric plastic man
Yet you still got one over on me
Maybe it's just jealousy
Mixed up with a violent mind
A circumstance that doesn't make much sense
Or maybe I'm just dumb
I'm a chump
Category:Lyrics
Church on Sunday

"Church on Sunday" is the third song on Warning, following after "Blood, Sex and Booze" and followed by "Fashion Victim".
==Song meaning==
"Church on Sunday" is about making compromises to make a romantic relationship or friendship work. Billie Joe wrote this song in response to how he and Adrienne needed to maintain their marriage by compromising.
==Other versions==
"Church on Sunday" was played regularly during the Warning Tour, and it was first performed on September 15, 1999 in San Francisco, CA.Live Count for Church on Sunday A live performance in Japan was featured as the first track on the Japanese live EP Tune in, Tokyo....
==Lyrics==
==References==
Category:Songs
Church on Sunday/lyrics

Today is the first day of the rest of our lives
Tomorrow is too late to pretend
Everything's all right
I'm not getting any younger as long as you don't get any older
I'm not going to state that yesterday never was
Bloodshot deadbeat and lack of sleep
Making your mascara bleed
Tears down your face
Leaving traces of mistakes
If I promise to go to church on Sunday
Will you go with me on Friday night?
If you live with me, I'll die for you
And this compromise
Category:Lyrics
Category:Warning
Cigarettes & Valentines (album)

Cigarettes & Valentines is an unreleased studio album from Green Day. Intended as a follow-up to Warning, the album was scrapped after the master tapes were mysteriously stolen from the band's studio.https://www.houstonpress.com/2007-06-14/music/lost-albums/ Following this, the band decided to start from scratch, which led to the creation of American Idiot.
Cigarettes & Valentines has been plagued with speculation from fans. One of the best known rumors is that Green Day redid the album as Money Money 2020 from their side project band, The Network. Green Day has frequently denied this claim.
== Information ==
Green Day has provided little details about Cigarettes and Valentines in a few interviews. 
On March 28, 2010, Green Day were interviewed by the radio station Q104.3, and they confirmed that "Too Much Too Soon" was from Cigarettes and Valentines.
DJ Rossstar interviewed Mike Dirnt on February 26, 2011, and the last question he asked was about which songs were on Cigarettes and Valentines. Mike confirmed that the songs "Dropout" and "Sleepyhead" were on the album. According to Rossstar, Mike also told him "years ago" that the song "Walk Away" was also on the album.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8IJ7P8bxtWk The Warning sessions contained "Wasteaway" as a song title and not "Walk Away", so it's likely that DJ Rossstar meant "Wasteaway".
Billie Joe Armstrong said the album's material was "good stuff" that sounded like a mix between Nimrod and Warning. However, he called the theft a "blessing in disguise" believing the album wasn't "maximum Green Day". The band's producer, Rob Cavallo, told the band that he found the album mediocre at best.
Mike admitted that backups of the tapes were made but claims that "it just wasn't the same as the originals." In the same interview, he stated that he is certain that the masters will eventually be leaked by whoever stole them, and that his only hope was that "they give it a decent front cover."
In a November 2016 interview with NME, Billie also confirmed that the album is "in the vault".Excerpt of the Nov 2016 interview with NME
== Confirmed songs ==
*"Cigarettes & Valentines" - Played live a few times; the August 30, 2010 in Phoenix, Arizona was included on the live album Awesome as Fuck.
*"Too Much Too Soon" - B-side to some pressings of the "American Idiot" single; confirmed on Q104.3 interview in March 2010
*"Sleepyhead" - Confirmed by the interview with Mike Dirnt and DJ Rossstar on February 26, 2011
*"Dropout" - Confirmed by the interview with Mike Dirnt and DJ Rossstar on February 26, 2011
*"Wasteaway" - DJ Rossstar told Mike Dirnt in the same interview that he told him this song was on "Cigarettes & Valentines" some years back; he incorrectly labelled the song as "Walk Away", a song that would be released on ¡Tre! nearly two years later.
Note: Sleepyhead, Dropout, and Wasteaway were Warning outtakes, and they are listed at the 15:30 mark in the Warning Electronic Press Kit video.Warning Electronic Press Kit - Internet Archive
==References==
Category:Cigarettes and Valentines
Category:Albums
Category:Unreleased
Cigarettes & Valentines (song)

Well, I don't wanna go back home and I don't wanna kiss
Goodnight, let us paralyze this moment 'til it dies
To the end of the Earth under The Valley of the Stars
There's a car crashing deep inside my heart
Take a ride through the avenues across The Great Divide
There's a siren screaming, "I'm alive," it cries
Red alert is the color of your paper valentines
Intertwined on this moment passing by
Take a ride through the avenues across The Great Divide
There's a siren screaming, "I'm alive," it cries
Red alert is the color of your paper valentines
Intertwined on this moment passing by
So come away, with me tonight
With cigarettes and valentines
Cigarettes and valentines!
So come away with me tonight
With cigarettes and valentines
Oh, come away with me tonight
With cigarettes and valentines
Cigarettes and valentines!
Category:Awesome as Fuck
Category:Singles
Category:Songs
Category:Unreleased
Coming Clean

"Coming Clean" is the 11th song on Dookie. It is noted for chronicling Billie's coming out as bisexual.
==Song meaning==
"Coming Clean" is about about your masculinity. The narrator stated that he didn’t care about his masculinity before but now decided to take it into full swing. The narrator felt confused and ashamed and didn't dare to talk about it for some time.
== Lyrics ==
Category:Songs
Coming Clean/lyrics

Seventeen and strung out on confusion
Trapped inside a roll of disillusion
I found out what it takes to be a man
Now mom and dad will never understand
Secrets collecting dust but never forget
Skeletons come to life in my closet
I found out what it takes to be a man
Now mom and dad will never understand
What's happening to me?
Seventeen and coming clean for the first time
I finally figured out myself for the first time
I found out what it takes to be a man
Now mom and dad will never understand
What's happened to me?
Category:Lyrics
D.U.I.

"D.U.I." is a song written and sung by Tré Cool. It was originally recorded for NimrodNimrod session track list, but was not included on the album. It was later planned to be released on Shenanigans, but ended up as an outtake again.
"D.U.I." is featured as Track 7 on unmastered, promotional copies of Shenanigans, between "Espionage" and "Scumbag".Shenanigans Unmastered - Green Day Videos
"D.U.I." is, as the name implies, about driving under the influence.
==History==
Since the release of Shenanigans, Green Day fans have speculated over "D.U.I." because its title is listed in the album's liner notes. "D.U.I." is listed between "Tired of Waiting for You" and "Sick of Me" instead of "Espionage" and "Scumbag", which means that it could have been relocated as another track number. "D.U.I.'s" liner notes were spray-painted out in the booklet, which makes it impossible to read. By close inspection of the picture, however, you can see that Ken Allardyce recorded the song.
In 2006, in the "Q&A" section of the Idiot Club website, Mike Dirnt joked that "D.U.I." was removed because it was filled with "great advice"; then Billie Joe Armstrong stated that he "likes irresponsibility, but not that much irresponsibility".
Green Day's official site once falsely stated that "D.U.I" is featured on the Japanese release of Shenanigans.
In December 2016, a Green Day documentary entitled Green Day: The Ride aired on MTV. It briefly showed papers of Nimrod session tracks, and "D.U.I." is among the session tracks.
==Lyrics==
==References==
Category:Unreleased
Category:Songs written by Tré Cool
D.U.I./lyrics

Let's get drunk and go out driving
Let's see just how quickly we can go
Let's get ploughed and plough down some old lady
Let's just drink and bump the stereo
Let's go down and vomit out of the window
Let's keep score of how many we kill
Two tequila slammers on the dashboard
There's an alcoholic at the wheel
Careful when I'm taking this next corner
Don't want anybody wasting beer
Pass another lime and Corona
Too drunk to use my clutch when shifting gear
Let's get drunk and go out driving
Let's do prodies in the cul de sac
Let's get drunk and go out driving
We're going and we're never coming back
Category:Lyrics
Dave "E.C." Henwood

Dave "E.C." Henwood is a musician, best known as a member of Three Years Down as well as a temporary drummer for Green Day after original drummer Al Sobrante left to go to college.
==Credits==
*"Going to Pasalacqua" - drums
*"2000 Light Years Away" - writing
*"At the Library" - drums
==References==
Category:People
Category:Former touring members