Customer Ratings & Reviews

One of the Best Green Day albums since 21st Century Breakdown. One hit after the next you can't stop singing to these tunes. Must have Green Day album for your collection. IT ROCKS!

This album sounds like the Green Day of the past, which most certainly isn't a bad thing. They go back to their roots with their sound and apply their lyrics to issues of the now.

After a not so great time with the releases of the trilogy Uno, Dos, and Tre!, Green Day are back with an amazing record where every song will ever you rocking and singing along.

This band continues to put out albums with a few really hit songs, a few good songs and a really good show if you see them perform these and other songs live.

What a great CD. Fans have been waiting for something like this; and they won't be disappointed. To me there is not a bad cut on the CD. This is one of my favorites for the year!

13 punk rocking tracks, stand out songs include the debut single "Bang, Bang", a Who-styled 7 minute epic "Forever Now" and the title track "Revolution Radio". Great listening!

I heard the whole album & there really isn't a bad song in there, they're all pretty up beat & i like 'em. Hadn't bought one of their cds since i had Dookie back in high school 2002!

Got the CD for my sister for her birthday and she loves it. She shared it with me and I've enjoyed this album more than others that they've released. A definite must buy!

Great new album from Green Day! Standout tracks include Say Goodbye, Outlaws, and Troubled Times. Especially timely for these "troubled times" in which we now are living.

Green Day returns after three mediocre albums released a few years ago. This album is solid from beginning to end, with a mix of 21st Century Breakdown, American Idiot and Nimrod.

Green Day's work since their terrific American Idiot and 21st Century Breakdown CDs has been disappointing. Their Uno!, Dos! and Tre! CDs had some good songs(I love Uno' s Fell For You) but, especially given the ambition and quality of the previous CDs, they seemed like a watered down mistake. Revolution Radio is a bit of a return to form. It's fairly solid and consistent, maybe a bit better than Uno!. But even Revolution Radio's best songs, the title track, Still Breathing and Bang Bang are familiar and unremarkable.

This is a very good album from Green Day. So hard to believe that it's been more than 20 years since I bought Dookie back in college. Time has flown and Green Day has soared.

It's Green Day, buy it! If you like Green Day at all then you need this for your collection. Despite my personal feelings about the guys themselves, they put out good music.

The first release from this album "Bang Bang" made me like it but then they released "still breathing" and that's when I was convinced to buy the album. Well done Green Day.

It may not be American Idiot or 21st Century Breakdown, but it's a solid album by the pop punk spearheads. This album really captures what life is like right now...

Green Day matures with every album (except the Trilogy, 85% of those songs were NOT very good). Top 3 songs on RR> Say Goodbye, Troubled Times, Ordinary World

This is yet another good album from Green Day. The band continues to release cohesive, well-thought albums. Several listens in - and it is better each time...

Great album for Green Day fans who have been with them from day 1 or since yesterday. If you are looking at this review, chances are you will enjoy the album.

As it happens with most rock bands, there are normally from one to three great albums in their career. This is a good album but not one of the three great albums.

Green Day is back with Revolution Radio and they're back with a new punk rock and aggressive album. For fans of American Idiot, this is the album for you.