What makes Hellos and Goodbyes by Buck-O-Nine notable?

Hellos and Goodbyes received positive reviews from critics, showcasing the band's growth and maturity in songwriting. The album's singles helped maintain Buck-O-Nine's relevance in the punk rock genre during a time when pop-punk was gaining mainstream attention. Released in 2000, Hellos and Goodbyes was Buck-O-Nine's fourth studio album, following their breakout success with the album Twenty-Eight Days. At this point in their career, the band had established a distinct sound that blended ska and punk influences, solidifying their presence in the late '90s punk scene.

Who is Hellos and Goodbyes for?

Hellos and Goodbyes works well if you're into quick bursts of youthful energy, sing-along moments with friends and carefree vibes for road trips.

How many songs are on Hellos and Goodbyes?

Hellos and Goodbyes has 20 tracks, running approximately 58 minutes.

Hellos and Goodbyes

Buck-O-Nine · 2000

58 min · 20 tracks · punk rock

Energetic punk rock anthems collide with introspective lyrics, creating a vibrant soundtrack for youthful rebellion and self-discovery.

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Top tracks — play these first

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I'm the Man — This track features an infectious chorus that captures the essence of youthful bravado, making it a standout anthem reflecting the band's energetic style.
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Albuquerque — With its catchy hooks and relatable themes of longing and nostalgia, Albuquerque exemplifies the band's ability to blend humor with heartfelt emotion.
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Irish Drinking Song — This lively track showcases Buck-O-Nine's playful side, merging traditional drinking song motifs with their signature punk sound for a fun sing-along experience.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

quick bursts of youthful energy
sing-along moments with friends
carefree vibes for road trips
short tracks for casual listening
playful irreverence in every song

Maybe skip if you

slow, introspective listening sessions
long, drawn-out musical explorations

Where this album fits

Career context: Released in 2000, Hellos and Goodbyes was Buck-O-Nine's fourth studio album, following their breakout success with the album Twenty-Eight Days. At this point in their career, the band had established a distinct sound that blended ska and punk influences, solidifying their presence in the late '90s punk scene.
Stylistic neighbors: Less Than Jake· Reel Big Fish· Goldfinger

Tracklist

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

1 Sorry We're Late! 0:47
2 Round Kid 2:51
3 Who Are They? 2:48
4 I'm the Man 2:55
5 Falling Back to Sleep 3:00
6 Tear Jerky 3:39
7 Albuquerque 3:35
8 Jennifer's Cold 3:03
9 Here We Go Again 3:13
10 Tell It Like It Was 3:26
11 Calling in Sick 2:53
12 Irish Drinking Song 2:16
13 My Town 3:46
14 Nineteen 2:59
15 Barfly 3:44
16 Lost and Down 2:53
17 I've Got to Go 3:06
18 Third Floor 4:05
19 Something to Find 1:25
20 Hellos and Goodbyes 2:18

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