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Ranked by fans
- albums
- 14albums
- fans voting
- 5fans voting
- votes
- 297votes
- avg rating
- 1000avg rating
Top Songs
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Jesus of Suburbia: I. Jesus of Suburbia / II. City of the Damned / III. I Don’t Care / IV. Dearly Beloved / V. Tales of Another Broken Home
American Idiot11235 votes
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START RANKINGA different ranking, from a different crowd: Green Day's albums and songs by lifetime Spotify streams. Figures move daily. Nothing here feeds the fan ranking.
Most streamed Green Day albums

Dookie
1994
3.59bn
2ND1.3m/day

American Idiot
2004
5.19bn
1ST2.7m/day

21st Century Breakdown
2009
1.65bn
3RD1m/day
Every play of every song on the album, as of 13 October 2026. Where an album has several editions, the biggest figure counts. No Spotify total for 39/Smooth and Father of All Motherfuckers.
Most streamed Green Day songs
- 1Basket Case1.66bn644k/day
- 2American Idiot1.49bn543k/day
- 3Boulevard of Broken Dreams1.38bn802k/day
- 4Wake Me up When September Ends1.14bn649k/day
- 5Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)1.11bn436k/day
- 621 Guns845m407k/day
- 7When I Come Around844m282k/day
- 8Holiday654m444k/day
- 9Brain Stew592m359k/day
- 10Holiday / Boulevard of Broken Dreams565m253k/day
Source: Spotify lifetime totals via kworb.net. Albums as of 13 October 2026, songs as of 13 October 2026. Stream counts are not votes and are never mixed into the fan ranking.
Green Day albums: your questions
- What is Green Day's best album?
- Warning: (2000) is Green Day's #1 album on TakeRank, winning 84% of its 31 head-to-head matchups.
- What is Green Day's most underrated album?
- nimrod. (1997) sits at #4 but wins 63% of its matchups, the best record of any Green Day album outside their top three.
- How many albums has Green Day released?
- Green Day has released 14 studio albums, from 39/Smooth (1990) to Saviors (2024).
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