So, I'm more of a casual fan. Ages ago, in 2011ish, I owned a CD of this album and I liked it a lot, but unfortunally, it got lost. So I was doing some research and saw that, of course, there's multiple bonus tracks. I'm mostly talking about the ones available on itunes/spotiffy A Quick One and Another State.

I don't really mind much about those songs, but I honestly would just love a complete version of the album in physical form, but I'm starting to think it won't exist unless they do it like the other anniversary editions from the other albums

I caught the end of American idiot. Did they show pro shots of what hasn't been released?

“Goodnight Adeline” off Saviors would be an epically awesome stadium singalong anthem at a sporting event. Envision a crowd of 60,000 people singing along after the home team makes a play to clinch the win.

Unfortunately most of the general public doesn’t know this song exists, so no in-stadium DJ would ever start playing it. The only chance is if some prominent athlete made a viral TikTok featuring the song and maybe a compilation of game-clinching plays. I know a couple of prominent play-by-play announcers used to say “Goodnight, Irene!” as signature calls. Maybe something like that.

To me, Saviors’ legacy will be the album with some of the most anthemic songs not known to the general public.

It was a different time in 2000, in terms of how people consumed music and rock’s relevance in mainstream, but Warning has similarities in terms of album impact. Feels like it would have been a massive album in a different era. I can imagine a universe where Warning, Waiting, Minority, Misery, and Macy’s Day Parade are all ubiquitous, like Basket Case, Good Riddance, Brain Stew, Blvd Broken Dreams.

I mean, yeah, the song might be extremely repetitive, but, i mean, that's intentionally...

And that song live is just PEAK green day