Music Reviews Green Day's Father of All plays like a copy of a copy Father might be the dance party we need, but it's not the one we want. By Christopher R. Weingarten Published on One day after the Lee's Summit, Missouri, native announced he was leaving the Sooners for the Tigers, Green's father received a slew of negative Google reviews Wednesday night, prompting Missouri fans to be good neighbors countering with a flood five-star reviews for Reginald Green's State Farm insurance agent profile. "Stop it!," User Reviews Details & Credits Metascore 68 Generally favorable reviews based on 25 Critic Reviews What's this? User Score 4.7 Mixed or average reviews based on 217 Ratings Summary: The 13th full-length studio release for the Northern California punk trio was produced with Chris Dugan and Butch Walker. Buy Now Buy on Record Label: Reprise 116K subscribers Join Subscribe 28K views 3 years ago #GreenDay #PopPunk #OhYeah A video album review on Father Of All, the thirteenth studio album from Green Day. That cute lil' Review Summary: My downward spiral, oh yeah Say what you will about American Idiot, but that album transformed Green Day from snot-nosed punks to grown-up, stately, (boring), rock n' roll hall of famers. It was particularly influential, capturing the disillusionment of living in a post-9/11 society. The release of Father of All Motherfuckers through Reprise Records on 7th February 2020, is the 13th studio album release from Green Day. The eternal adolescence continues as the basis of the album represents the youth fueled introspective that has once again captured the apathetic rebellion and rejection of the generational landscape. Reviews Album Reviews Green Day - 'Father Of All Motherfuckers' review: political punks let their hair down on jukebox record The political punks - shock horror! - eschew the politics 4fk4r.

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