What makes All by All notable?

The album received positive reviews from critics, showcasing All's ability to evolve while maintaining their punk roots. It is noted for its significant influence on the pop-punk genre, particularly as it emerged in the late '90s, paving the way for bands like Blink-182 and Fall Out Boy who would dominate the scene in the following years. Released in 1999, 'All' marked All's fourth studio album and their transition into a more polished sound after the departure of founding member Chad Price. This album followed their 1995 release, 'The Sound of All,' which had established them within the punk rock scene, allowing this album to further refine their identity as they navigated changes in lineup and musical direction.