Critics are dumb. To whoever gave it a two; I'd like to see them get the balls to try something this unique and wonderful. Kick-ass album.

An amazing record. Every single song is great.

Green day has always given albums where every song is good, and this is no different. Great lyrics, and catchy beats. Every song will be etched into your memory.

Greenday brought out warning to alot of critisism about it being a departure from there earlyier days, so what?? no band stays the same forever this album is compiled with great songs that consistantly bring a smile to my face. Theres not many albums as good as this being brought out nowadays!!

To me green day is still punk. but they are not hard core punk like the sex pistols or other bands. green day has the right sound in the middle of alternative and punk. this album is not punk to what other ppl think but they did a great job on the songs though. i will love green day no matter what!

I really love this album! Even though its not Green Day's best to date, I enjoy it for being different and fresh. When everyone wanted them to just make another Dookie album and return to their roots they put out a very smart and mature record that captured what was going on with them at the time in their lives. Warning starts off with acoustic guitars and ends with a beautiful ballad. All the way this album is solid and Billie wrote some amazing lyrics for this record! Its very different from their previews albums but a great experimental album for the time!… Expand

Really an underrated album. A departure in a sound they've been so comfortable with. It's my second favorite album from them. Up to this point they had been rehashing ideas from Dookie. This, poor critically received record, was their much needed creative breakthrough.

Excellent work by Green Day. I think it's better than Nimrod, although there isn't a real masterpiece (like Good Riddance). However Minority, Waiting and Macy's Day Parade are nice. I also like Warning and Castaway.

It may not be the best Green Day album, not even close. It doesn't have the punk which the other records have. But Warning is special. It is a beautiful record! With more mature songs. This cd is still great.. even if its not "Nimrod"

This is probably not the best work by Green Day. It's just a little too on the poppy side, but it still is fun, melodic, and innovative for green day. This cd helped them broaden their musical horizon, but it may not be taken well by hard core green day fans. But a track like "minority" goes back more to their punk rock roots. This is not a bad album by any means.

Green Day ventures out of of the punk arena into folk rock and pop rock. The album is enjoyable and well-written. Thematically, their music remains the same but musically different. They show newfound maturity and development in their new style. "Minority" is full of 1-liners and catchy lyrics without going too pop.

Warning shows us a side to Green Day that no body expected. The refreshing acoustics and melodies of each song on this album are not to be knocked. Hats off to Green Day, as even though it is not as good as there hugely successful Dookie, they decided to take a new route in their music and not simply re-hash Dookie, like I am sure many other rock bands would have done if they were in Green Day's situation.… Expand

Green Day's "Dookie" was the perfect punk album, brash and completely original. Since then, they have slipped into the more comfortable pop genre and decided that it's ok for all their songs to sound exactly alike. Standouts on this disk - "Minority" and the darkly intriguing "Misery" - are overshadowed by the twenty-odd minutes of crap that string them together. Don't waste your money.… Expand