What makes Give the Drummer Some by Travis Barker notable?

The album features a mix of punk rock and hip-hop influences, contributing to Barker's reputation as a versatile musician. It reached No. 9 on the Billboard Independent Albums chart and included collaborations with several prominent artists, helping to bridge scenes and introduce punk into the mainstream hip-hop conversation. Released in 2011, Give the Drummer Some marked Travis Barker's first solo album following his notable work with Blink-182 and his involvement in hip-hop collaborations. At this point in his career, he was already a well-established figure in music, known for his drumming prowess and genre-blending style, having gained renewed visibility after reuniting with Blink-182 in 2009.

Who is Give the Drummer Some for?

Give the Drummer Some works well if you're into dynamic emotional journeys, energetic workout motivation and immediate hooks and energy.

How many songs are on Give the Drummer Some?

Give the Drummer Some has 16 tracks, running approximately 68 minutes.

Give the Drummer Some

Travis Barker · 2011

68 min · 16 tracks · punk rock

Energetic collaborations blend punk roots with hip-hop flair, showcasing dynamic rhythms and infectious hooks throughout the album.

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Can a Drummer Get Some — This opening track features energetic collaborations with rappers like The Game, setting the tone for the album's genre-blending approach. Its catchy rhythm emphasizes Barker's unique drumming style while showcasing his ability to transcend traditional punk boundaries.
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Let’s Go — With its infectious chorus and driving beat, this track exemplifies Barker's knack for creating anthemic songs that resonate across genres. The blend of punk energy with hip-hop elements illustrates the album's overarching theme of collaboration.
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Devil’s Got a Hold — This song stands out for its darker themes and complex rhythms, allowing Barker to showcase his technical skills while maintaining an engaging narrative. Its heavy instrumentation contrasts with lighter tracks, providing emotional depth to the album.
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Don’t Fuck With Me — This track is a bold statement that highlights Barker's punk roots while featuring aggressive beats and assertive lyrics from featured artists. Its defiant attitude encapsulates the rebellious spirit central to both punk and hip-hop cultures.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

dynamic emotional journeys
energetic workout motivation
immediate hooks and energy
long, immersive listening sessions

Where this album fits

Career context: Released in 2011, Give the Drummer Some marked Travis Barker's first solo album following his notable work with Blink-182 and his involvement in hip-hop collaborations. At this point in his career, he was already a well-established figure in music, known for his drumming prowess and genre-blending style, having gained renewed visibility after reuniting with Blink-182 in 2009.
Stylistic neighbors: Mark Hoppus· Tom DeLonge· Josh Dun

Tracklist

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

1 Can a Drummer Get Some 3:22
2 If You Want To 3:53
3 Carry It 3:56
4 Knockin’ 4:01
5 Jump Down 3:07
6 Devil’s Got a Hold 5:53
7 Let’s Go 3:13
8 Saturday Night 3:24
9 Cool Head 4:39
10 Raw Shit 3:19
11 Just Chill 3:28
12 Beat Goes On 4:20
13 On My Own 3:45
14 Don’t Fuck With Me 4:22
15 City of Dreams 4:46
16 Misfits 9:10

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