Jesus Christ Supermarket: A Compilation to Celebrate 25 Years of Green Day’s Insomniac

by Why Dogs Why

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1.	The Rare Occasions - Armatage Shanks 02:16	info	buy track
2.	Barely March - Brat 01:37	info	buy track
3.	Melancholy Robot - Stuck with Me 02:23	info	buy track
4.	Guppy - Geek Stink Breath 02:10		buy track
5.	Telethon - No Pride 02:26		buy track
6.	Bab's Uvula Who? 02:18		buy track
7.	The Great American Novel - 86 03:42		buy track
8.	No Object - Panic Song 03:32		buy track
9.	I Kill Cameron - Stuart and the Ave. 02:20		buy track
10.	Kid Carrion - Brain Stew 03:23		buy track
11.	Team Chino - Jaded 01:51		buy track
12.	Michael Guy Bowman - Westbound Sign 01:54		buy track
13.	Cowboy Boy - Tight Wad Hill 03:36		buy track
14.	Cheekface - Walking Contradiction 02:05	info	buy track

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Thank you for your interest in potentially purchasing "Jesus Christ Supermarket: A Compilation to Celebrate 25 Years of Green Day’s Insomniac".

This compilation album, complete with cover versions of all 14 beloved tracks from Green Day's "Insomniac", is brought to you by Tiny House Records and was mastered by Brian McLaughlin of the Rare Occasions. The beautiful collage artwork was composed by Sam Mitchell.

This compilation album was created in order to do three things (and three things only):
1. To bring more attention to the indisputable greatest album in Green Day's lengthy, (mostly) timeless discography.
2. To showcase my talented friends.
3. To raise money for and donate to Best Friends Animal Society, a wonderful non-profit that "runs the nation’s largest no-kill sanctuary for companion animals and builds effective programs that reduce the number of animals entering shelters."

100% of proceeds of sales for this record will be donated to Best Friends Animal Society. For more information on Best Friends, please go to bestfriends.org.

Thank you to each and everyone who has contributed to this project in some way, shape, or form. Thank you to all of the musicians who made music for this project. Thank you to all of the people who are currently listening (or thinking of listening) to this project and will hopefully find their new favorite artist.

all the best,

Alex & Sam
Why Dogs Why / Tiny House Records

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released February 17, 2020

coordinated by Alex Johnson.
artwork by Sam Mitchell.
mastered by Brian McLaughlin.
released on February 17, 2020 by Tiny House Records.
all songs written by Green Day.

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Why Dogs Why Los Angeles, California

guitar rock tunes by AJ, Nicky, Cory, and Bijan

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