Riff Tone
walk away
Green Day
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Studio recording, mid-1990s (Warning era). Billie Joe Armstrong is known to use his 'Blue' Les Paul Junior with a single P-90 for most studio rhythm tracks. The amp is a Marshall Plexi with custom 'Dookie' mod for extra gain. No evidence of pedals or effects used in the riff section; tone is amp-driven. Settings estimated based on era, genre, and typical Green Day studio setup. No evidence of live or alternate gear for this song's riff section.
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Studio recording, mid-1990s (Warning era). Billie Joe Armstrong is known to use his 'Blue' Les Paul Junior with a single P-90 for most studio rhythm tracks. The amp is a Marshall Plexi with custom 'Dookie' mod for extra gain. No evidence of pedals or effects used in the riff section; tone is amp-driven. Settings estimated based on era, genre, and typical Green Day studio setup. No evidence of live or alternate gear for this song's riff section.