A Drug Problem That Never Existed
Mondo Generator · 2003
37 min · 15 tracks · punk
Raucous punk energy collides with darkly humorous lyrics in a whirlwind of short, frenetic tracks.
Is this for you?
Good fit if you like
- quick, energetic listening bursts
- dynamic emotional highs and lows
- humorous yet dark reflections
- short, punchy track experiences
Where this album fits
- Career context
- Released in early 2003, 'A Drug Problem That Never Existed' marked Mondo Generator's third studio album, following their 2000 release, 'Cocaine Rodeo.' At this point, frontman Nick Oliveri was solidifying his reputation as a prolific figure in the stoner rock and punk scenes, building on his work with Queens of the Stone Age and Kyuss.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Queens of the Stone Age· The Bronx· Fu Manchu
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Meth, I Hear You Callin’ 1:13
- 2 Here We Come 1:40
- 3 So High, So Low 2:35
- 4 Do the Headright 2:34
- 5 Open Up and Bleed for Me 3:18
- 6 All I Can Do 2:43
- 7 F.Y.I’m Free 2:12
- 8 Detroit 3:00
- 9 Me and You 2:12
- 10 Like You Want 2:07
- 11 Girls Like Christ 1:39
- 12 Day I Die 2:56
- 13 Jr. High Love 2:00
- 14 Four Corners 5:33
- 15 [Coming Summer 2003] 1:55
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