In true punk rock fashion, Green Day are fashionably late in marking the quarter-century mark of the album, but they've made the wait worth it.
Insomniac, the band's forth album, hit record racks in October of 1995. And here we are six months later with an anniversary reissue that includes a remastering of the original album alongside a second disc featuring eight previously-unreleased live cuts. The live selections come from a March 26, 1996 performance in Prague, so I guess it is on time after all: 25 years after the gig. Damn, Green Day are clever. Take a look at the package below.
We grabbed the pic from antiMusic, who have the link to stream and purchase.
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