What Are You Listening To?

[Justin101]

Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

I always find it difficult to decide between Smash and Ixnay on the Hombre when choosing my favourite Offspring album.

Smash for sure as far as I'm concerned, they were still pretty serious at this point and started to do more comedic songs on Ixnay and beyond. That album has still got some excellent songs on it, but Ignition and Smash they were at their pinnacle.

[bizarre_eye@Cult Labs]

[Justin101]

This whole album is amazing but this is a stand out song.

[Justin101]

I was too emo in my early 20's

[Susan Foreman]

Happy 66th birthday to Gene Simmons, vocalist and bassist with KISS

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Justin101

Smash for sure as far as I'm concerned, they were still pretty serious at this point and started to do more comedic songs on Ixnay and beyond. That album has still got some excellent songs on it, but Ignition and Smash they were at their pinnacle.

I agree about the tonal shift and like the humour on Ixnay. As pure punk, rather than pop punk, goes, Ignition and Smash are the best two albums.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

I agree about the tonal shift and like the humour on Ixnay. As pure punk, rather than pop punk, goes, Ignition and Smash are the best two albums.

I loved The Offspring when Smash came out but strangely didn't buy Ixnay on the Hombre, but did get Americana, Conspiracy of One and Splinter.

I don't really listen to pop punk like them, Green Day or Blink 182 anymore. It sounds quite dated.

Weirdly i would like to hear Blink's latest chart topping album though to see if they've changed...but i always forget to search songs out.

That new Green Day song i posted last week from the forthcoming album just sounded like Green Day.

[mr 420]

[Susan Foreman]

Happy 64th birthday to Rob Halford, vocalist with Judas Priest

[mr 420]

Happy birthday, Rob.