Green Day uses Billy Bass, Teddy Ruxpin, and other odd ways to re-release "Dookie"

It's Green Day, the way it was never meant to be heard.

The band is re-releasing songs from their 1994 album "Dookie" in the most bizarre way possible.

They have chosen 15 objects ranging from A Teddy Ruxpin Doll, A Billy Bass fish, and a doorbell to each play a song from the hit record.

Of course, you can't walk into any store to buy these modified items, they have to be specially ordered from dookiedemastered.com

Dookie Demastered: 15 tracks. 15 formats. The way it was never meant to be heard. 30 years later. Now available at https://t.co/MD6KjVSIus pic.twitter.com/1YlPUMyFSY

— Green Day (@GreenDay) October 9, 2024

Head there to find a rundown on the fifteen tracks in 15 formats and the cost.

Here's what's available and what song they play.

Burnout – Player Piano Roll
Having A Blast – Floppy Disk
Chump – Teddy Ruxpin
Longview – Doorbell
Welcome To Paradise – Game Boy Cartridge
Pulling Teeth – Toothbrush
Basket Case – Big Mouth Billy Bass
She – HitClip
Sassafras Roots – 8-track
When I Come Around – Wax Cylinder
Coming Clean – X-Ray Record
Emenius Sleepus – Answering Machine
In The End – MiniDisc
F.O.D. – Fisher Price Record
All By Myself – Music Box

Items are only available until October 11, 2025.