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Green Day's 2000 departure from punk into acoustic-driven folk-pop, more Kinks than Ramones. 'Minority' was inspired by Armstrong's fear that Al Gore would lose the election. 'Waiting' borrows its melody from Petula Clark's 'Downtown.' 'Blood, Sex and Booze' hides BDSM lyrics under a cheery ELO-esque rhythm. The first album not produced by Rob Cavallo. The commercial gamble that set the stage for American Idiot.
