Band Name: The Offspring
Music Album: Smash
Album Release Date: January 1970
Music Genre: Punk Rock Alternative Rock
Record Label: Epitaph
Album Release Country: Europe
Music Record Type: 14 Tracks CD Album Repress Reissue
Bryan "Dexter" Holland : Vocals, guitar
Kevin "Noodles" Wasserman : Guitar, vocals
Gregory "Greg K" Kriesel : Bass, vocals
Pete Parada : Drums
Ron Welty : Drums, vocals (1987-2003)
Adam "Atom" Willard: Drums (2003-2007)
Originally calling themselves Manic Subsidal, the Offspring began performing in 1984, composed of Bryan Holland (vocals, guitar), Greg Kriesel (bass, vocals) and James Frederick Lilja (drums).
James Lilja left the band in 1987 and former Clowns of Death guitarist Kevin Wasserman and Ron Welty joined and they changed their name to The Offspring.
In 2003 Ron Welty left the band, leaving them without a drummer for about half the year (and forcing them to use a session drummer, Josh Freese, for their Splinter album) before Atom Willard joined the group toward the end of 2003.
Willard left the band in 2007 and was replaced by former Face To Face drummer Pete Parada. Josh Freese was, again, hired to record the drum tracks for the Rise and Fall, Rage and Grace album.
1 | Time To Relax | 0:25 |
2 | Nitro (Youth Energy) | 2:27 |
3 | Bad Habit | 3:44 |
4 | Gotta Get Away | 3:54 |
5 | Genocide | 3:31 |
6 | Something To Believe In | 3:18 |
7 | Come Out And Play | 3:18 |
8 | Self Esteem | 4:17 |
9 | It'll Be A Long Time | 2:44 |
10 | Killboy Powerhead | 2:02 |
11 | What Happened To You? | 2:13 |
12 | So Alone | 1:17 |
13 | Not The One | 2:55 |
14 | Smash | 10:39 |
Recorded and mixed at Track Record, North Hollywood.
Additional recording at The Hook, North Hollywood.
Mastered at Futuredisc.
All songs published by Gamete Music, BMI and administered for the world by westbeach music BMI 1994, except track 10, published by Touch and Go records.
© + ℗ 1994 epitaph
After the outro on track 14 is the 'Acoustic Jam' version of 'Come Out And Play'. This is then followed (after a few minutes of silence) by a simple guitar/drum riff, taken from 'Baghdad' (original title of the track 'Tehran', which featured on their self-titled debut album).
Contains possible sticker reading: "Includes the hits "Come Out and Play" and "Self-Esteem".
Repress of Smash, manufactured after DADC Austria was renamed to Sony DADC.
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