Last night saw Green Day surprise fans by playing their classic album ‘Dookie’ in full at a show in MadridGreen Day were already cult favourites by the time ‘Dookie’ hit record store shelves on Feburary 1 1994, having sold 50,000 copies of their second album ‘Kerplunk’ in the US alone. What happened next though, as word spread of its volatile riffs, punk snarl and nuclear pop hooks, didn’t just change the lives of members […]The post 10 albums that wouldn't exist without Green Day's 'Dookie' appeared first on NME.