Personal Chart History: Green Day

[rowellfarm490]

American Idiot - #1 (2 Weeks)
Boulevard Of Broken Dreams - #1 (10 Weeks)
Holiday - #2
Wake Me Up When September Ends - #1 (2 Weeks)

[friday]

Warning: #23
Waiting: #19*
American Idiot: #1 (3 weeks)
Boulevard of Broken Dreams: #1 (1 week)
Boulevard of Broken Wonderwalls (vs. Oasis et al): #29
Holiday: #1 (7 weeks)
Wake Me Up When September Ends: #3
Jesus of Suburbia: #2

*Maybe.

[irice22]

Boulevard of Broken Dreams: #2
Holiday: #17

[Joe1240]

American Idiot-#6
Boulevard Of Broken Dreams-#1[9 Weeks]
Hoilday-#4[Still Charting]

[Deleted]

#07 Minority
#30 Warning
#32 Waiting
#04 American Idiot
#01 Boulevard Of Broken Dreams (3 Weeks)
#04 Holiday

[halo19]

The band with the most #2 entries on my chart:

Redundant -- #10; 8 weeks
Minority -- #2 (2 weeks); 17 weeks
Warning -- #22; 12 weeks
Waiting -- #9; 13 weeks
American Idiot -- #5; 20 weeks
Boulevard of Broken Dreams -- #2 (6 weeks); 28 weeks
Holiday -- #2 (7 weeks); 14+ weeks

[dragoneyez]

American Idiot -- Peak: #1 (6wks) -- Weeks: Still Charting
Boulevard of Broken Dreams -- Peak: #1 (7wks) -- Weeks: Still Charting
Holiday -- Peak: #3 -- Weeks: Still Charting
Wake Me Up When September Ends -- Peak: #24+ -- Weeks: Still Charting

[[upsilon]™]

"Holiday" (#4)
"Wake Me Up When September Ends" (#5)

Note: "Wake Me Up When September Ends" retired/became recurrent on my chart due to it's premature debut and lack of attention. It's very likely for it to re-enter as soon as it's officially a single again.

Also, "Boulevard of Broken Dreams" almost debuted but eventually became stagnant in the Inside Panel.

[gbaby]

Boulevard Of Broken Dreams - #23
Holiday - #37 (and rising)

[allow that]

#16 Warning (first chart ever, might have peaked higher if I started my chart a few weeks earlier)
#24 Waiting
# 5 American Idiot
# 1 (8 weeks) Boulevard of Broken Dreams[/i]
# 6 Holiday (still bulleted)

[kellydicted]

Green Day - Boulevard Of Broken Dreams [02]
Green Day - Holiday [21](still on chart)

[bubblepop15]

"Boulevard of Broken Dream" #1 (1 week)
* first #1 since ever on the chart, taken over buy "Rich Girl."
"American Idiot" #14 (1 week)
* briefly was on chart, after "Boulevard"s short run at the top.
"Holiday" #9 (2 weeks)
* due to a lot of radio and video play - got to Top 10; not as successful as "Boulevard."

[Matt4319]

American Idiot: #3
Boulevard of Broken Dreams: #1 (8)
Holiday: #33
Wake Me Up When September Ends: #2
Jesus of Suburbia: #32

Minority and Warning hit somewhere on my chart, but my archives are lost on those two.

[JCMF3]

Minority - #19
Boulevard of Broken Dreams - #1 (5 weeks)
Holiday - #4
Wake Me Up When September Ends - #20

[Slinky]

Basket Case - #1 (3 wks)
Welcome To Paradise - #25
When I Come Around - #1 (2 wks)
2000 Light Years Away - #6
She - #8
JAR - #1 (4 wks)
Geek, Stink, Breath - #3
Brain Stew/Jaded - #5
Walking Contradiction - #2 - odd chart run on my top 30: 29-26-27-28-off-off-off-28-off-off-off-28-21-11-6-6-7-2-2-4-9-28-off
Hitchin' A Ride - #2
Good Riddance - #6, but with a 5 month chart run
Redundant - #10
Nice Guys Finish Last - #21

... then my chart went away
... then it came back

Holiday- #1 (3 wks) - still charting

"Welcome To Paradise" is actually one of my favorite Green Day songs, but I didn't really fall in love with it until after it had dropped off the chart. It's interesting how that song has a theme very similar to "Boulevard of Broken Dreams", which probably would have been my biggest Green Day hit had I been charting when it came out.

[Krypton46]

(1995) When I Come Around - #10
(1998) Good Riddance (Time Of Your Life) - #16
(2004) American Idiot - #9
(2005) Boulevard Of Broken Dreams - #1 (5 Weeks)
(2005) Holiday - #8
(2005) Wake Me Up When September Ends - #3

[Hook]

Boulevard Of Broken Dreams - #1 [6 Weeks]
Holiday - #1 [2 Weeks]
Wake Me Up When September Ends - #1 [3 Weeks]

I missed out on charting American Idiot, and I wasn't charting when any other singles were out. "Jesus Of Suburbia" is on right now, still climbing.

[Joe1240]

American Idiot-#6,18 weeks
Boulevard Of Broken Dreams-#1[9],30 weeks
Hoilday-#2,21 weeks
Wake Me Up When September Ends-#1[3],18 weeks
Jesus Of Suburbia-#13,9 Weeks

[Greg]

Jesus of Suburbia 2005-11-20 24-*9*-11-x(2)-34-40-18-37-33-32 9wks
Wake Me Up When September Ends 2005-05-01 9-x-5-9-10-4-10-*1*-11-10 9wks

[kingLUKE22]

Minority  [3]
American Idiot  [4]
Boulevard of Broken Dreams  [1x18]
Holiday  [1x1]
Wake Me Up When September Ends [1x3]
Jesus of Suburbia [1x3]
Give Me Novacaine  [6]

[jdmasta289]

Although I just recently starting compiling an official chart which I consistently posted on an actual website, I have actually attempted keeping a chart since about 2002. Of course, it was never consistent, and I would sometimes go months without updating.

I've kept a steady playlist and incoming flow of new songs now since my parents' divorce in '01. Actually, I think the divorce is what propelled my insatiable interest in alternative/rock music, but I digress.

Green Day remain one of the "core" artists on my countdown to this day. Had I kept a chart consistently since May of 2002, and knowing how I liked each song then, this is how I think each Green Day single would have peaked (Keep in mind, this is not official:)

"Poprocks And Coke" - #3
"Macy's Day Parade" - #7
"Desensitized" - #9
"American Idiot" - #5
"Boulevard Of Broken Dreams" - #4
"Holiday" - #1
"Wake Me Up When September Ends" - Did Not Chart
"Jesus Of Suburbia" - #4 (this year)

Of course, there might have been more singles from American Idiot that made my chart, considering that is one of my favorite albums ever. But Dookie and their preceeding singles remain why I became interested in new alternative music today. So I guess basically Green Day are one of my top 3 favorite artists of all time.

[jdmasta289]

Although I just recently starting compiling an official chart which I consistently posted on an actual website, I have actually attempted keeping a chart since about 2002. Of course, it was never consistent, and I would sometimes go months without updating.

I've kept a steady playlist and incoming flow of new songs now since my parents' divorce in '01. Actually, I think the divorce is what propelled my insatiable interest in alternative/rock music, but I digress.

Green Day remain one of the "core" artists on my countdown to this day. Had I kept a chart consistently since May of 2002, and knowing how I liked each song then, this is how I think each Green Day single would have peaked (Keep in mind, this is not official:)

"Poprocks And Coke" - #3
"Macy's Day Parade" - #7
"Desensitized" - #9
"I Fought The Law" - #14
"American Idiot" - #5
"Boulevard Of Broken Dreams" - #4
"Holiday" - #1
"Wake Me Up When September Ends" - Did Not Chart
"Jesus Of Suburbia" - #4 (this year)

Of course, there might have been more singles from American Idiot that made my chart, considering that is one of my favorite albums ever. But Dookie and their preceeding singles remain why I became interested in new alternative music today. So I guess basically Green Day are one of my top 3 favorite artists of all time.

[johnm1120]

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