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Damn, this is the real deal.

This cover blows the original away.

I was lucky enough to see Zee at the highline ballroom in NY a few weeks ago. She was great. I can't wait until she is in NY again.

This is proof there is NO ONE like Lennon

@hkatbamna1 What the hell are you talking about?

When I first learned to play guitar, I played this till my fingers bled. The whole freakin album is a masterpiece.

Love em or hate em, they got the balls to be different and you gotta admire that. I love them.

@WhileRidingBicycles Best video ever? Cmon dude.

@sonichavoc Good Question! I'm pretty sure iut's 4/3, which is rare or 5/4 which is rarer. A very famous 5/4 song is Dave Brubeck's "Take Five"

@jjjase508 "expressing your love for this band" Get a life dude.

@tiffa357 Another insightful comment from tiffa357. Damn, you're stupid. How many days did you spend in English class? 3. I bet you barely know how to spell your name. You better stop worrying about Green Day and worry about how you're going to get through life. I have a feeling I'll be seeing yo...

@tiffa357 punkgreenday1 might not know english, but at least he knows how to spell in his own language. Looking at what you wrote to me, either you're 5 years old or the most illiterate asshole I've ever seen. If you don't want to see what's written here, buy the CD you cheap prick.

This song absolutely defines punk rock. I'm so glad I was 17 when this came out and I was lucky enough to be into the punk rock and new wave scenes. The Clash changed music forever.

The clash changed american music forever

WTF?

If I were at this concert I'de want my money back!

@MrCoolTre Hits? What is your criteria for a hit. As far as I can tell, their last "hit" was Wake me up when September ends. Which, by the way, is the farthest thing from punk rock I could possibly find. Which, by the way, is the argument you and I started off with. You were telling me that Green...

WTF.

This song is about losing the love of your life. Anyone can sing it. It's universal.

This was the first and last great u2 song. In my book, they were a one hit wonder. But I'll tell you one thing,when this song hit the dance clubs people went absolutely nuts. Including me.

I've listened to this song 1,000 times and it still sounds fresh. In fact, the whole damn album is a masterpiece. The Rats took new wave to a new level.

I've seen Perlman play this twice. Believe me it's Itzhak