The collaboration with BRAIN features purposely lo-res, glitchy versions of the songs rendered on everything from the long-dead 8-track format (“Sassafras Roots”), to floppy disc (“Having a Blast”), wax cylinder (“When I Come Around”) and, of course, a toothbrush (“Pulling Teeth”).

To celebrate Dookie's 30th anniversary, you can buy a Game Boy cartridge that contains a chiptune version of Welcome to Paradise.

Green Day are celebrating the 30th anniversary of Dookie with a peculiar new version of the iconic record. Announced today, Dookie Demastered features the album’s 15 tracks released through various formats such as 8-track,

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