Is Warner Seeing Double with Green Day Singles Box?

A doubly odd little note appeared while news gathering yesterday: a post at the Broadway World Web site noted a few upcoming box sets from Warner Music Group – the aforementioned Tim Burton/Danny Elfman box set, deluxe editions of new albums by adult contemporary stars Josh Groban and Michael Buble – and there was a strange little note at the end, for a vinyl box set devoted to pop-punk leviathans Green Day.

If that news sounded odd (or oddly familiar) to you – the band hasn’t much to promote, outside of the ongoing Broadway adaptation of their American Idiot LP, which Armstrong just starred in for a week – there’s a reason for that. Further research showed that the box – a set of 21 7-inch discs featuring singles, album tracks and B-sides from the band’s entire discography (including the early works on indie label Lookout! and some offerings from side projects The Network and Foxboro Hot Tubs) – was in fact released last year, a few months before The Second Disc existed. Why a Web site or label would intentionally or mistakenly lump a year-old box set with others that haven’t even been released yet is confusing at best.

But since this is a site dedicated to such nifty catalogue titles, and that big, bad holiday season is looming upon us, it only seems right that we pass the news along to you as a means of expanding someone’s collection for the end of the year. You can order it here and have a look at what awaits (or awaited, whichever the case may be) after the jump.

Green Day, Ultimate Collector’s 7″ Vinyl Singles Box (Reprise 517676-7, 2009)

Disc 1: 39/Smooth

  1. Going to Pasalacqua
  2. Road to Acceptance
  3. Disappearing Boy

All tracks from 39/Smooth (Lookout!, 1990)

Disc 2: Slappy EP

  1. Paper Lanterns
  2. Why Do You Want Him?
  3. 409 in Your Coffeemaker
  4. Knowledge

Originally released as Slappy EP (Lookout!, 1990)

Disc 3: 1,000 Hours EP

  1. 1,000 Hours
  2. Dry Ice
  3. Only of You
  4. The One I Want

Originally released as 1,000 Hours EP (Lookout!, 1989)

Disc 4: Kerplunk Part I

  1. 2000 Light Years Away
  2. Welcome to Paradise (Different Version from Dookie)
  3. Who Wrote Holden Caulfield?
  4. Welcome to Paradise (Live from Jannus Landing, St. Petersburg, FL – 3/11/1994)

Tracks 1-3 from Kerplunk (Lookout!, 1992). Track 4 from Live Tracks EP (Reprise, 1995)

Disc 5: Kerplunk Part II

  1. Christie Road
  2. One of My Lies
  3. One for the Razorbacks
  4. One of My Lies (Live from Jannus Landing, St. Petersburg, FL – 3/11/94)

Tracks 1-3 from Kerplunk (Lookout!, 1992). Track 4 from Live Tracks EP (Reprise, 1995)

Disc 6: Sweet Children EP

  1. Sweet Children
  2. Best Thing in Town
  3. Strangeland
  4. My Generation

Originally released as Sweet Children EP (Skene!, 1990)

Disc 7: Dookie Part I

  1. Longview
  2. Welcome to Paradise
  3. Coming Clean
  4. Chump (Live from Jannus Landing, St. Petersburg, FL – 3/11/94)

Tracks 1-3 from Dookie (Reprise, 1994). Track 4 from Live Tracks EP (Reprise, 1995)

Disc 8: Dookie Part II

  1. Basket Case
  2. When I Come Around
  3. Having a Blast
  4. When I Come Around (Live from Erhus Vejby Risskov Hall, Stockholm – 9/4/1995)

Tracks 1-3 from Dookie (Reprise, 1994). Track 4 from “Stuck with Me” single (Reprise, 1995).

Disc 9: Insomniac Part I

  1. Geek Stink Breath
  2. Stuck with Me
  3. 86

All tracks from Insomniac (Reprise, 1995).

Disc 10: Insomniac Part II

Brain Stew/Jaded
Walking Contradiction
Brain Stew/Jaded (Live from Sporthall, Prague – 3/26/1996)
No Pride

Tracks 1-2 and 4 from Insomniac (Reprise, 1995). Track 3 from Bowling Bowling Bowling Parking Parking EP (Reprise, 1996).

Disc 11: J.A.R.

  1. J.A.R.
  2. Emeninus Sleepus

Track 1 from Angus: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Reprise, 1995). Track 2 from “Welcome to Paradise” single (Reprise, 1994).

Disc 12: Nimrod Part I

  1. Hitchin’ a Ride
  2. Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)
  3. Scattered
  4. Uptight

All tracks from Nimrod (Reprise, 1997).

Disc 13: Nimrod Part II

  1. Redundant
  2. Nice Guys Finish Last
  3. Prosthetic Head
  4. Nice Guys Finish Last (Live from The Electric Factory, Philadelphia – 11/4/1997)

Tracks 1-3 from Nimrod (Reprise, 1997). Track 4 previously unavailable.

Disc 14: Warning Part I

  1. Minority
  2. Warning
  3. Hold On
  4. Outsider

Tracks 1-3 from Warning (Reprise, 2000). Track 4 from “Warning” single (Reprise, 2000).

Disc 15: Warning Part II

  1. Waiting
  2. Macy’s Day Parade
  3. Fashion Victim
  4. Castaway

All tracks from Warning (Reprise, 2000).

Disc 16: Shenanigans

  1. Desensitized
  2. Do Da Da
  3. Scumbag
  4. Suffocate

Tracks 1 and 4 from “Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)” single (Reprise, 1997). Track 2 from “Brain Stew/Jaded” single (Reprise, 1996). Track 3 from “Warning” single (Reprise, 2000). All tracks later released on Shenanigans (Reprise, 2002).

Disc 17: The Network

  1. Joe Robot
  2. Money Money 2020
  3. Roshambo

All tracks from Money Money 2020 (Adeline, 2003).

Disc 18: American Idiot Part I

  1. American Idiot
  2. Boulevard of Broken Dreams
  3. She’s a Rebel
  4. Shoplifter

Tracks 1-3 from American Idiot (Reprise, 2004). Track 4 from “American Idiot” single (Reprise, 2004).

Disc 19: American Idiot Part II

  1. Holiday
  2. Wake Me Up When September Ends
  3. Letterbomb
  4. Governator

Tracks 1-3 from American Idiot (Reprise, 2004). Track 4 from “American Idiot” single (Reprise, 2004).

Disc 20: Foxboro Hot Tubs

  1. Mother Mary
  2. She’s a Saint, Not a Celebrity

All tracks from Stop Drop and Roll!!! (Jingle Town, 2007)

Disc 21: 21st Century Breakdown

  1. Know Your Enemy
  2. 21 Guns

All tracks from 21st Century Breakdown (Reprise, 2009).

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Mike Duquette
Mike Duquette

Mike Duquette (Founder) was fascinated with catalog music ever since he was a teenager. A 2009 graduate of Seton Hall University with a B.A. in journalism, Mike paired his profession with his passion through The Second Disc, one of the first sites to focus on all reissue labels great and small. His passion for reissues turned into a career, having written at and worked for all three major catalogue music labels and contributing to Allmusic, Billboard, Discogs, City Pages and Ultimate Classic Rock. He's penned liner notes for Verve, Chess, Mondo and Soul Music Records.

Born and raised in New Jersey, Mike lives in Astoria, Queens with his wife, a cat named Ravioli, twin daughters and a large yet tasteful collection of music.

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