Collect 'Em All cover

Collect 'Em All

Tilt · 1998

29 min · 15 tracks · punk rock

A frenetic barrage of punk chaos, blending raw energy with sharp, sardonic wit across brief, explosive tracks.

Top tracks — play these first

  • →
    Hero Marauder — This track opens the album with rapid-fire rhythms and sharp lyrics, setting the tone for the entire record while encapsulating Tilt's irreverent spirit.
  • →
    Dear Wife — With its longer runtime compared to other tracks, this song deepens the narrative complexity, presenting a poignant reflection on personal relationships amidst chaotic instrumentation.
  • →
    Goddess of the Moon — This track stands out for its melodic hooks juxtaposed against frantic punk energy, illustrating Tilt's ability to balance catchy songwriting with intense delivery.

Moments worth listening for

Where the writing does something specific.

  • Dear Wife

    The narrator addresses unfulfilled promises directly, contrasting optimism with stark reality through vivid imagery.

    By shifting from abstract feelings to specific grievances, the lyrics create a tangible sense of disillusionment that deepens emotional engagement.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Hero Marauder 1:47
  • 2 Palm Tree (In West Oakland) 1:51
  • 3 Partial Birth 2:26
  • 4 Old Skool Pig 1:24
  • 5 Storm Center 1:24
  • 6 Gun Play 1:48
  • 7 Sterile Heaven 1:58
  • 8 Dear Wife 3:25
  • 9 Goddess of the Moon 2:29
  • 10 Collect ’em All 1:52
  • 11 Tundra 1:49
  • 12 Dental Wreck 1:30
  • 13 Clothes Horse 1:42
  • 14 Minister of Culture 1:47
  • 15 Molly Coddled 1:59

Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata