What makes Four on the Floor by Dag Nasty notable?

'Four on the Floor' is notable for its impact on the melodic hardcore genre, influencing a wave of bands in the 1990s. It received positive reviews from various publications, establishing Dag Nasty as key players in the underground music scene. The album helped sustain their legacy within hardcore punk circles and remains a significant entry in their discography. Released on February 24, 1992, 'Four on the Floor' was Dag Nasty's third studio album, following their critically acclaimed record 'Can I Say' from 1986. At this point in their career, the band was solidifying their place in the melodic hardcore scene, marking a transition into a more polished sound while retaining their punk roots. The album came after a brief hiatus and lineup changes, showcasing their evolution as musicians.

Who is Four on the Floor for?

Four on the Floor works well if you're into concise energetic anthems throughout, emotional urgency in every track and for quick bursts.

How many songs are on Four on the Floor?

Four on the Floor has 10 tracks, running approximately 28 minutes.

Four on the Floor

Dag Nasty · 1992

28 min · 10 tracks · hardcore punk · melodic hardcore

Energetic melodic hardcore anthems pulse with emotional urgency and fervent punk spirit throughout the album.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

concise energetic anthems throughout
emotional urgency in every track
for quick bursts
great for high-energy moments

Maybe skip if you want

prefer longer, immersive experiences
avoid if seeking slow tempos

Where this album fits

Career context: Released on February 24, 1992, 'Four on the Floor' was Dag Nasty's third studio album, following their critically acclaimed record 'Can I Say' from 1986. At this point in their career, the band was solidifying their place in the melodic hardcore scene, marking a transition into a more polished sound while retaining their punk roots. The album came after a brief hiatus and lineup changes, showcasing their evolution as musicians.
Stylistic neighbors: NOFX· James Glayat· Christopher Beckham

Tracklist

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

1 Still Waiting 2:52
2 Going Down 2:29
3 Turn It Down 3:25
4 Million Days 3:38
5 Roger 1:20
6 S.F.S. 2:52
7 We Went Wrong 3:22
8 Down Time 2:52
9 Lie Down and Die 2:28
10 Mango 3:12

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