Goddamn, the memories are strong! Early 90's. High school, driving in my rusted broken old pickup truck, skating all night long, playing this album on cassette. My best friend who was always with me passed away early 2000's. This music brings him back.
I remember most of my friends in HS hating on me for liking this album. Now these 25+ years later they say its a classic and love it. IMO the best Screeching Weasel album. Love it.
I was at the record release party for this record in January of '89 when I was a freshman in high school. I was among the first couple dozen people to buy and hear the record. It totally got me through that year, but things get so much harder. Punkhouse… listen to that. THAT'S what they actually sounded like back then and for that reason I think it's their best record, hands down. I never bought anything after '91 because they sucked by then.
1. Dingbat 0:00 2. Love 1:58 3. Zombie 3:48 4. This Ain't Hawaii 5:25 5. We Skate 7:17 6. Police Insanity 7:30 7. Stupid Over You 8:48 8. Runaway 10:58 9. I Hate Led Zepplin 11:32 10. My Right 12:38 11. Nicaragua 15:35 12. Sunshine 16:34 13. I Wanna Be Naked 19:19 14. Ashtray 21:03 15. American Suicide 23:04 16. Psychiatrist 24:17 17. Mad At The Paper Boy 27:10 18. I Love To Hate 27:57 19. More Problems 29:00 20. Supermarket Fantasy 30:20 21. Holy Hardcore 31:50 22. Professional Distribution 33:16 23. Used Cars 35:02 24. Hunter 35:49 25. I Believe In UFO's 36:12 26. Hey Suburbia 39:28 0:00 play again
@@AnotherRandomPoser I mean it was technically underestimated as well... Sold waaaaay more records and drove a huge tour with basically no promotion or backing.
One of the many things that was lost overtime was complete albums. I'm not trying to sound like an old man, but when you had shit like this you knew every fucking song. Maybe some songs you hated, maybe you skiped them, but you knew the whole fucking album by heart. No matter the song, you were waiting for the next one to kick in. You didn't have a fucking ad, the whole album was yours. They just don't do that anymore and new people will never experience that.
I totally agree… album linear notes were always fun too. Seeing who all got thanked and helped put it together was it’s own behind the scenes experience
When a new album came out (or I discovered it) it was also a ritual to sit down, take out the liner notes and listen to it while reading along. I used to hate bands that skipped in the liner notes or CD booklet - a new record was an event and I loved every second of it.
I was born in 92 so I pretty much missed a lot of album ownership - but I did buy one CD for myself form like, barnes and noble or something, and listened to it over and over. I've pretty much always listened to albums since then. It's not dead - just not as convenient. Our media landscape is definitely pushing short-attention span bullshit, I agree with you there. It makes me feel nihilistic as fuck.
I got to see them do this entire album, original lineup with my good friends I was roadie for opening for them in Philly. My 13 year old self was STOKED!! Lost my shit when they played "My Right"
hank gege eh, close enough, right? I only asked since you mentioned Pennywise. I grew up in Hermosa, Redondo areas and part of the same circles as those guys, have a few funny stories about Fletcher...
a fucking punk classic! so many classic songs on here, probably the best combination of hardcore punk and pop punk that screeching weasel ever did, after this album they went a bit more pop....
one of the best bands of all time for me. I listen to more extreme metal these days, but this band I always come back to. along with agent orange, the decedents and husker du.
When I was in Highschool I would wear a screeching weasel sweatshirt underneath the same leather jacket and I thought it was cool. 20 years later it still is
This is one of my faves! Ah man I was so punk at 19 in 92 now I'm fuckin old lol. Someone please upload the original Boogada on Roadkill we wanna hear the soundbytes
Went to one show with a girlfriend of mine in the early 90's. I think it was MacGreevies. Can't remember how to spell it. It was awesome. Wish I would have went to more!!! Love it.
one of my first punk albums.. remembering what a malnourished snot nosed hater i was lovin these lyrics. still dig the album now i just focus my rage and angst where it belongs.. psychologically manipulative pigs and snakes
WMNF 88.5 in Tampa played this record so much. They had no censorship so I think I heard about 5 different versions of I Wanna Be A Homosexual. Every DJ on that station seemed to love this record.
I don't give a smelling fuck about which category they get shoven into. I simply enjoy their very own style since over 20 years 😄 have a great time, greets 🇨🇭🌍
I'd consider them bubblegum punk, or old school pop-punk, not in the sense of being popular, but in that they mix pop song melodies with the aggressive punk rock sound.
hey coach have you seen my Reeboks? No biff did you leave em in your locker? No this suck I'm going to a suicidal tendencies Concert tonight too. great you and the guys can practice the t formation in the pit. Coach can you buy us beers for the show? Sure son just remember KICK SOME ASS
Hey coach, got my tickets for the Suicidal Tendencies show at the ????? tonight? Yeah Biff, did you remember the game plan? Sure, me and the guys will use the T-Formation to take out as many punks as possible! That's right, don't forget the quarterbarrel, and remember, kick some ass!
Yeah, the same thing I think about 88 Fingers Louie 🤗 Some bands are just genious when they are free from listeners expectations. 🌹 Have great year at war.
Goddamn, the memories are strong! Early 90's. High school, driving in my rusted broken old pickup truck, skating all night long, playing this album on cassette. My best friend who was always with me passed away early 2000's. This music brings him back.
Awh sorry about that
Sorry for your loss. I know the same thing.
Where are you from
@@leahflower9924 I grew up in San Antonio, Texas.
@@bassage13 ok sorry I thought maybe I knew you
I don’t know why, but I can imagine Bart Simpson loving this album haha
Hahahaha
true
Dude fr!!!
'Cause he's a skater. It's West Coast, surf-pop-punk from the 90s...so yeah!👍
Because Bart became a punk when he got a little older.
The soundtrack of my 10th grade. Skating in Houston, getting free fried crispies from Long John Silvers and listening to this. Good times.
I remember most of my friends in HS hating on me for liking this album. Now these 25+ years later they say its a classic and love it. IMO the best Screeching Weasel album. Love it.
Hating on you oh my God weasel is the best you would be my best friend
One of the best punk records ever. This shit got me through middle school.
Me to man me to
20 years I've been listening to this record.
Danksta TheOG Right now for me man
currently getting me through highschool
I was at the record release party for this record in January of '89 when I was a freshman in high school. I was among the first couple dozen people to buy and hear the record. It totally got me through that year, but things get so much harder.
Punkhouse… listen to that. THAT'S what they actually sounded like back then and for that reason I think it's their best record, hands down. I never bought anything after '91 because they sucked by then.
Made my 12 yr old listen to this entire album with me on a trip. At first he made fun of it but by the end he was telling his friends about it lol 😂
I was twelve and I bought this and Nevermind the Bullocks and Circle Jerks Wonderful on tape cassette at Best Buy.
I was also 12 when I discovered this album, first song I heard off it was Hey Suburbia
@@themumblebrapper ha that was the first song I heard by them too, but I was 19
I bought this when I was 16 I heard the queers first on a mix tape when I was 12 does that count lol
heck yeah
1. Dingbat 0:00
2. Love 1:58
3. Zombie 3:48
4. This Ain't Hawaii 5:25
5. We Skate 7:17
6. Police Insanity 7:30
7. Stupid Over You 8:48
8. Runaway 10:58
9. I Hate Led Zepplin 11:32
10. My Right 12:38
11. Nicaragua 15:35
12. Sunshine 16:34
13. I Wanna Be Naked 19:19
14. Ashtray 21:03
15. American Suicide 23:04
16. Psychiatrist 24:17
17. Mad At The Paper Boy 27:10
18. I Love To Hate 27:57
19. More Problems 29:00
20. Supermarket Fantasy 30:20
21. Holy Hardcore 31:50
22. Professional Distribution 33:16
23. Used Cars 35:02
24. Hunter 35:49
25. I Believe In UFO's 36:12
26. Hey Suburbia 39:28
0:00 play again
thx bud!
seriously, always the best addition to any thread attached to an album. you are truly appreciated!
Grew up on this shit! Screeching Weasel Hates Me!
Thanks man
gustv u
I dont think I can get through a day of work without this album... And wiggle.. And my brain hurts... SW just makes everything better.
That makes you a very hot lady in my eyes 🙊👍
@@adrianfiabane5608 Awww that was nice to hear ❤️ ty Adrian.
why can't i find these attractive girls in san diego
@@adrianfiabane5608 My man's got balls.
My Right is one of the raddest punk rock songs of all time!
I am just now realizing how much I underestimated this album. It's fucking phenomenal.
Underappreciated*
SAME
It's a fucking great record.
@@AnotherRandomPoser I mean it was technically underestimated as well... Sold waaaaay more records and drove a huge tour with basically no promotion or backing.
yeah man. it always was.
One of the best band ever
I love the lead guitar work on this album (split between Jughead and Ben Weasel). It’s so simple but every note sticks in your head.
After 25 years, still sounds like yesterday...
ReaLest shit I've ever read.
Right?
One of the many things that was lost overtime was complete albums. I'm not trying to sound like an old man, but when you had shit like this you knew every fucking song. Maybe some songs you hated, maybe you skiped them, but you knew the whole fucking album by heart. No matter the song, you were waiting for the next one to kick in. You didn't have a fucking ad, the whole album was yours. They just don't do that anymore and new people will never experience that.
Exactly!! 💚😍😎
I totally agree… album linear notes were always fun too. Seeing who all got thanked and helped put it together was it’s own behind the scenes experience
When a new album came out (or I discovered it) it was also a ritual to sit down, take out the liner notes and listen to it while reading along.
I used to hate bands that skipped in the liner notes or CD booklet - a new record was an event and I loved every second of it.
I was born in 92 so I pretty much missed a lot of album ownership - but I did buy one CD for myself form like, barnes and noble or something, and listened to it over and over. I've pretty much always listened to albums since then. It's not dead - just not as convenient. Our media landscape is definitely pushing short-attention span bullshit, I agree with you there. It makes me feel nihilistic as fuck.
If one day i will have to explain to an alien what is punk rock, i will only say. ..boogadaboogadaboogada
They will come. I believe in UFO's.
Ramones CBGB year 1974...this would describe second wave punk
PUNK ROCK forever. The best music in the world.
Yessss😉😉😉💪💪💪💪💪
Great album!!! Individuals that were involved in making this album will never forget it, great effort. Great execution!!! A punk masterpiece!!!
Were you involved?? o_0
One of my AllTime Favourite Albums!! for 20+ yrs
One of the best punk albums
LOVE THESE GUYS LOVE THIS ALBUM!! i first got into these guys in 1995 when i was 15 this music totally brings back great skating memories!!
Hey screeching weasel hey screeching weasel, we love you
One of the best punk albums of all time
I got to see them do this entire album, original lineup with my good friends I was roadie for opening for them in Philly. My 13 year old self was STOKED!! Lost my shit when they played "My Right"
i am kind of a led zeppelin fan but i hate led zeppelin was always one of my favorite songs lol
I play guitar this album brought me back to my roots
Just put it on and let the album play ! No need to skips songs . One of the best punk albums ever !
Best and favorite SW album. I got to see SW back in the 90s. Epic show. Loved skating to this at the SK8 shop in Raytown, MO. Thanks for posting this.
One of my all-time favorite punk albums! I played in a punk band when I was 13 years old that covered a few Screeching Weasel songs.
You have good taste.
Hope You Always Stay Screeching Like A Weasel! 💚
@@sandimisscrafty6147 I wanna be a screeching weasel
I always listened to this to pump me up right before bodyboarding!
sames!
@SMIshroomery321 yeah bro don't forget pennywise bro he'll yeah bro...bro punks rule!
hank gege are you from the South Bay? The one in LA, not SF
@@greekossandals lol no I'm from northeast l.a.
hank gege eh, close enough, right? I only asked since you mentioned Pennywise. I grew up in Hermosa, Redondo areas and part of the same circles as those guys, have a few funny stories about Fletcher...
middle school angst.. I love it.
a fucking punk classic! so many classic songs on here, probably the best combination of hardcore punk and pop punk that screeching weasel ever did, after this album they went a bit more pop....
oxrjbizzle1984y they did, but theyre other albums are pretty good too!! :D
FallingInAndOutOfReality Band yeah man, i like the albums that came after as well, im a huge fan of ben weasel.....
oxrjbizzle1984y forsure dude, bands like Screech, Queers, And Riverdales are rad
Still good my brain hurts is fucking awesome
Love this album. Plus it reminds me of a girl I knew.
Dingbat?
Haha Madonna or Sharon Tate?
used to play dingbat cover in a band back in highschool, good stuff.
No shit dude! Me too! I was 13 years old- 1999 I believe. Good times.
We also covered My Right
Some self indulgent shit on here, but some A1 absolute punk/pop punk classics too (Stupid Over You is great)
Perfect for 2020-2021
one of the best bands of all time for me. I listen to more extreme metal these days, but this band I always come back to. along with agent orange, the decedents and husker du.
well, when skateboarding the first song is my savage base 😊
This and minor threat bangin in my tape deck daily.
When I was in Highschool I would wear a screeching weasel sweatshirt underneath the same leather jacket and I thought it was cool. 20 years later it still is
Huge galactic thank you for uploading these in 432hz!
This is a joke, right?
This is one of my faves! Ah man I was so punk at 19 in 92 now I'm fuckin old lol. Someone please upload the original Boogada on Roadkill we wanna hear the soundbytes
I read it as "now I'm 92". Sorry. 😂
Hey man your still punk!
Old best Blink existed thanks to this guys..Punk Gods
Sebastian Gomez don't even bring gay blink up with these guys blink is as punk as green day
@@karenhouser7065 ..Mike Dirnt played with Screeching Weasel.
@@karenhouser7065 some of these songs sound like Green Day and blink 182 clearly inspired by this band
@@karenhouser7065 This band has a song title I wanna be a homosexual
@@karenhouser7065 oh you're a poser you 've been exposed
I had this CD in prison a level 4 in can corrections officer that loved punk rock burned and brang me it
punk rock all the way
Hell yeah
He probably committed a felony by doing that...
@@DM-zj8ij and that is a punky act too. Fits!
I'm 32yo and still one of my top 5 albums! 😊
funny thing here Ben Weasel sang better than in latest records
Fans of this for sure should check out the darvocets. Entirely their own band but great songs to follow up this album
Screeching Weasels body of work is equal to the Ramones , such fun music to listen to.
Eargasm. All my feels. Took me back there.
Went to one show with a girlfriend of mine in the early 90's. I think it was MacGreevies. Can't remember how to spell it. It was awesome. Wish I would have went to more!!! Love it.
Mcgregor's on 83 and Lake St.
92-93 I first heard "I Hate Led Zeppelin" been a fan ever since,...
one of my first punk albums.. remembering what a malnourished snot nosed hater i was lovin these lyrics. still dig the album now i just focus my rage and angst where it belongs.. psychologically manipulative pigs and snakes
I can relate on the creases on the cover - well used and played often!
WMNF 88.5 in Tampa played this record so much. They had no censorship so I think I heard about 5 different versions of I Wanna Be A Homosexual. Every DJ on that station seemed to love this record.
it feels like seeing an old friend i havent seen since highschool! thanx!
à
Chef d'œuvre!
i love this cd
Why is this even considered pop-punk? This could more accurately be described as just straight up punk rock, or even hardcore punk.
I don't give a smelling fuck about which category they get shoven into. I simply enjoy their very own style since over 20 years 😄 have a great time, greets 🇨🇭🌍
I'd consider them bubblegum punk, or old school pop-punk, not in the sense of being popular, but in that they mix pop song melodies with the aggressive punk rock sound.
This is pop punk without big production.
@@joao_pedro_linhares This doesn't sound remotely bubblegum to me. This is just punk rock.
@@joao_pedro_linhares when did the pink boogada picture become a thing
I love this album
Este cd éum dos mais fodas!
- Pode pá, mano.
Their wouldn't be no teenage bottlerocket If it wasn't for these guys haha
Sensacional !!!
Do caralho essa banda né mano?
They jacked this CD from me
un alma generoso que ponga las canciones y cuando comienzan jajaj
Greatest album ever!
hey coach have you seen my Reeboks? No biff did you leave em in your locker? No this suck I'm going to a suicidal tendencies Concert tonight too. great you and the guys can practice the t formation in the pit. Coach can you buy us beers for the show? Sure son just remember KICK SOME ASS
Wrong album ya maddo! :)
Gotta love his style though.
Lol what movie is that from?
Hey coach, got my tickets for the Suicidal Tendencies show at the ????? tonight?
Yeah Biff, did you remember the game plan?
Sure, me and the guys will use the T-Formation to take out as many punks as possible!
That's right, don't forget the quarterbarrel, and remember, kick some ass!
@@cooliofoolio haha you got the lp version.Clever! @DUFF Beer used the demo version
THIS ISN'T HONOLULU DUMMY, THIS IS ILLINOIS !!! XD
Sri Kumar
I hate Illinois!
Great band, great album
Found this by the weirdest of coincidences and i love it.
Great album. Classic!
The lyrical content is so ahead of it’s time. This shit is so hard
Yup!!!!!
This is the way
I like this album yaaaaa
fuck yea the weasels are the shit
♡Screetching weasel♡
Mad at the paperboy oi oi oi 🤘🏻🤘🏻
13 and I’m loving this shit 😤🤝
Same but I’m 14
I liked it at 13/14 and I still like it at 37 I forget how old I am when I listen to this
Maybe in future I make this a must in a relationship lol
S#W# skate punk , best album
Great album !!!!!
I still love this
better download this album before it too gets a copyright strike
can u dl me a copie
Can't you get the CD for 5$?
@@papabrando You can rip the audio straight from RUclips. Just google it.
Ya but that shit sounds awful...?
you just made my year thank you...... been too long
City < Suburbia < Country
good album.......
FUCKING CLASSIC.
Blink 182 took their sound n style
They really got a lot of mile on this inch.
Friggin love it.
Childhood
How could you dislike this, oh just go away.
Ricordi di tempi RIBELLI! !!!
GOOD punck ROCK -Band -Vocal
probably the best punk album ever written. so under rated, but in a way I'm glad they never went over ground in a big way, might have fucked them up.
This album isn't underrated wtf it's a classic
Yeah, the same thing I think about 88 Fingers Louie 🤗 Some bands are just genious when they are free from listeners expectations. 🌹 Have great year at war.
LOVE this!!!
classic!
hey suburbia!
My Right!
Stupid Over You and Sunshine before any of those two, n00bs. ;) x
Brian Hay This ain't hawaii I believe in UFOs Holy Hardcore and psychiatrist
My right!
Rkl is a great band!!!
They just don't make em like this anymore
its my right to think the way i wana think and do
what i wanna do
' you pathetic pair of greedy boobs ' (shocked emoji) (roflmao)
Ding Bat, you're a Ding Bat