Weezer - Hash Pipe The most commercially enduring gem from Weezers second self-titled album, also known as the Green Album, may be the schmaltzy Island in the Sun, but its real heart comes from Hash Pipe, with its chugging guitars and addictive oh-oh-oh hook.

Unsurprisingly, then, the three bands announcement that they would be embarking together on the Hella Mega tour next year made headlines and stoked excitement among listeners who grew up with their music.

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Weezer - In the Garage To this day, Weezer has never quite been able to shake off the influence of their first two albums: 1994s self-titled debut (commonly referred to as The Blue Album) and 1996s Pinkerton.

Both are beloved as classics by fans and critics to a level that they havent been able to match over their following two decades of releases.

In the Garage helped establish this mythology that has loomed so large over the rest of their career, a simple, self-consciously pristine example of rock songwriting.

Green Day - Longview Longview endures today as a mission statement of young adult ennui, channeling the mundane, unglamorous process of becoming an adult when the world has nothing to offer you, and vice versa, the songs plodding baseline periodically exploding into its dirtbag chorus.

Playlist: The best Green Day, Fall Out Boy and Weezer songs, a playlist by Maeve McDermott on Spotify Fall Out Boy - Grand Theft AutumnWhere Is Your Boy A near-perfect pop-punk song from the bands 2003 debut album Take This to Your Grave, Grand Theft AutumnWhere Is Your Boy is the ideal place to start when looking at Fall Out Boys rock legacy.

For fans more attuned to FOBs pop-punk era than the arena rock albums that followed, Grand Theft Autumn may be the best song the band has ever made.

Weezer - Say It Aint So Rivers Cuomo, Weezers frontman, was famously obsessed with Nirvana as a young artist, and particularly, with writing a song as good as Smells Like Teen Spirit.

And while few songs on this list and just in general dare to match Kurt Cobains enduring classic, Say It Aint So could be called Weezers equivalent, a staggering achievement of rock greatness coming from a such a young group.

Green Day, When I Come Around Forget Good RiddanceTime of Your Life, the cloying track that lives on as graduation soundtrack music When I Come Around is the true classic, sentimental hit of Green Days early years, which vaulted to success as a single thanks to one of the bands career-best guitar riffs.

Fall Out Boy, Dance, Dance Lead singer Patrick Stump himself said in a 2013 tweet that Dance, Dance is probably the best thing Ive ever done.

Weezer - Tired of Sex Pinkerton endures as the roughest-around-the-edges Weezer album, a reason why it survives as many fans favorites despite its at-times ickily personal songwriting and some lyrics that age remarkably poorly since its 1996 release.

Tired of Sex nails the balance between raw and cringeworthy, its wailing guitars driving home the pain and distress Cuomo wrestles with in the songs lyrics.

Green Day - Basket Case Do you have the time to listen to me whine About nothing and everything all at once asks frontman Billie Joe Armstrong on the songs first line, kicking off a three-minute mental breakdown set to a perfect pop-punk melody.

Before the mental health crisis was a frequently-spoken-about concern among young adults today, Armstrong and Basket Case offered relief to troubled minds of a previous generation, as he sang about surviving the games his twisted mind played on him.

Fall Out Boy - A Little Less Sixteen Candles, a Little More Touch Me Another Cork Tree highlight, A Little Less Sixteen Candles is FOB at their most quotable, with lines like Youre just the girl all the boys want to dance with And Im just the boy whos had too many chances and I set my clocks early cause I know Im always late that encapsulate the quippy humor and masculine woes that define the bands lyrics.

But this Pinkerton highlight still ranks among Weezers best, kinda creepy and a little desperate and yet universally relatable in its shouting, pleading confessions of love.

Consisting of five movements and hailed as its own mini-rock opera, the song is overblown at times such is the case with most rock operas yet still hits its emotional marks and entertains with enough musical twists to earn it a place on any list of best Green Day songs.

Its perhaps the bands best album opener in their discography.

Infinity on High is a fan-favorite FOB album that many of the bands most dedicated followers see as underrated, and Thriller can point uninitiated listeners in the direction of why.

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