A staple of the CD collections of 90s teenagers, Green Day’s Grammy-scooping major label smash confirmed the East Bay three’s songwriting might – and paved the way for a decade’s worth of imitators.
Paramore’s second studio album dressed a whole generation of teens in skinny red jeans and dyed hair, and was produced by a band not much older than them.
Comprising 13 tracks of pure unadulterated teenage angst, Let Go undeniably shaped the world of pop-punk into what it is today – and stood against a viciously misogynistic music industry.
