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title: "American Idiot"
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# American Idiot

**Price:** € 55.63
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- **What is this?** American Idiot
- **How much does it cost?** € 55.63 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Description

Płyta winylowa to klasyczny nośnik muzyczny, który łączy w sobie wyjątkowe brzmienie, estetykę oraz kolekcjonerski charakter. Wykonana z wysokiej jakości materiału, zapewnia ciepłe, analogowe brzmienie doceniane przez audiofilów i miłośników muzyki na całym świecie. Winyl to nie tylko sposób słuchania muzyki, ale także styl życia - od okładek stanowiących małe dzieła sztuki, po fizyczny kontakt z nośnikiem, którego brakuje w świecie cyfrowym. Płyty winylowe doskonale sprawdzają się zarówno jako element kolekcji, wyjątkowy prezent, jak i stylowy dodatek do domowego zestawu audio. Dzięki rosnącej popularności powracają w nowych, remasterowanych wydaniach, a także w unikalnych edycjach limitowanych. To wybór dla osób, które cenią jakość, nostalgię i niepowtarzalny klimat analogowego dźwięku.

Review: Good item - Arrived in double quick time
Review: Magnificent. I am staggered. - Green Day have been around for well over a decade now, and after 'Warning' and a greatest hits album, there was just a hint that they were starting to run out of ideas for creating new sounds and fresh-sounding tunes. As a result this album, seemingly borne out of a healthy cynicism of the American government and decisions made by the Bush administration, is like a lightning bolt of inspiration. It keeps in with the band's traditional quirky, guitar-driven punk style, but introduces a touch of sentimentality and a more subtle, soft edge to a couple of songs that is a refreshing change, when interspersed with the usual power-punk material of the rest of the CD. I'd originally bought this on the back of the singles 'American Idiot' and 'Holiday', but the album is far richer and cleverly constructed than just those songs. This is an album on a mission, blending sounds and meaning with a message that America is not happy about how it stands today. From beginning to end there are references to characters whose intentions start off well enough, but who eventually succumb to apathy and disillusionment in the face of an arrogant establishment ignoring their cries for change. Many will read more or less into it than that, but the quality and variety of melodies packed into a decent-length (just short of an hour) recording is unquestionable. This is terrific, powerful musicianship at work, generating memorable tunes that take unexpected turns to keep the interest constantly engaged. The fact that so many songs refer to each other can make it an album that is difficult to flick through or listen to odd songs in isolation. And the band have pulled an extra trick on this recording, putting together two vast songs which run to over 9 minutes each. The two tracks, spanning five stanzas ('Jesus of Suburbia' and 'Homecoming') are stunning works of musical genius, telling a grandiose story and utilising a vast array of instruments and styles. They are imperious, epic pieces of work, and by far the most original set-pieces I have heard this year. Curious that track 13, Whatsername, should lie after the second of these, as it would make an absolutely perfect grand finale with its thumping drums and chanting run out at the end. American Idiot is not the album I expected it to be; it is much, much better than I could have hoped for. 5 stars all the way.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B00061Q83Q |
| Best Sellers Rank | 492 in CDs & Vinyl ( See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl ) 2 in Punk 6 in New Wave & Post-Punk 167 in Vinyl |
| Country of origin  | France |
| Customer reviews | 4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars (5,549) |
| Is discontinued by manufacturer  | No |
| Label  | Reprise Records |
| Manufacturer  | Reprise Records |
| Manufacturer reference  | 093624877714 |
| Number of discs  | 2 |
| Original Release Date  | 2004 |
| Product Dimensions  | 31.29 x 31.39 x 0.79 cm; 235.87 g |

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good item
*by S***Y on 28 January 2026*

Arrived in double quick time

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Magnificent. I am staggered.
*by M***S on 12 January 2005*

Green Day have been around for well over a decade now, and after 'Warning' and a greatest hits album, there was just a hint that they were starting to run out of ideas for creating new sounds and fresh-sounding tunes. As a result this album, seemingly borne out of a healthy cynicism of the American government and decisions made by the Bush administration, is like a lightning bolt of inspiration. It keeps in with the band's traditional quirky, guitar-driven punk style, but introduces a touch of sentimentality and a more subtle, soft edge to a couple of songs that is a refreshing change, when interspersed with the usual power-punk material of the rest of the CD. I'd originally bought this on the back of the singles 'American Idiot' and 'Holiday', but the album is far richer and cleverly constructed than just those songs. This is an album on a mission, blending sounds and meaning with a message that America is not happy about how it stands today. From beginning to end there are references to characters whose intentions start off well enough, but who eventually succumb to apathy and disillusionment in the face of an arrogant establishment ignoring their cries for change. Many will read more or less into it than that, but the quality and variety of melodies packed into a decent-length (just short of an hour) recording is unquestionable. This is terrific, powerful musicianship at work, generating memorable tunes that take unexpected turns to keep the interest constantly engaged. The fact that so many songs refer to each other can make it an album that is difficult to flick through or listen to odd songs in isolation. And the band have pulled an extra trick on this recording, putting together two vast songs which run to over 9 minutes each. The two tracks, spanning five stanzas ('Jesus of Suburbia' and 'Homecoming') are stunning works of musical genius, telling a grandiose story and utilising a vast array of instruments and styles. They are imperious, epic pieces of work, and by far the most original set-pieces I have heard this year. Curious that track 13, Whatsername, should lie after the second of these, as it would make an absolutely perfect grand finale with its thumping drums and chanting run out at the end. American Idiot is not the album I expected it to be; it is much, much better than I could have hoped for. 5 stars all the way.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ It is good 👍
*by F***S on 26 October 2025*

It is good 👍

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