When you think of ‘90s pop-punk, you might instantly picture Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong, all bug-eyed and nervous, belting out the self-flagellating lyrics to “Basket Case” as his band rocks out in a mental hospital. But over the years, that sense of absurdity has been balanced by scenes of bedroom introspection (“Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)”) and sweeping, cinematic meditations on love and war (“Wake Me Up When September Ends”).