What makes Here Comes Trouble by Scatterbrain notable?

The album gained attention for its irreverent lyrics and eclectic style, contributing to the burgeoning funk metal scene in the early 1990s. Its standout track, 'Don't Call Me Dude,' became an anthem of sorts for youth rebelling against societal norms, receiving airplay on college radio and MTV. Here Comes Trouble is Scatterbrain's debut album, released in 1990 amidst the rising popularity of funk metal. At this point, the band was establishing their unique sound, blending genres to carve out a niche in the evolving rock landscape.

How many songs are on Here Comes Trouble?

Here Comes Trouble has 11 tracks, running approximately 37 minutes.

Here Comes Trouble

Scatterbrain · 1990

37 min · 11 tracks · thrash metal

A chaotic fusion of thrash metal and funk, mixing humor with biting social commentary over frenetic instrumentation.

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Don't Call Me Dude — This track captures the band's signature blend of humor and aggression, serving as a rallying cry for individuality against conformity.
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Earache My Eye — A cover of Cheech and Chong's classic, this song showcases the band's playful side while maintaining their heavy sound.
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I'm With Stupid — This track exemplifies Scatterbrain's knack for clever wordplay and satire, addressing societal issues through a comedic lens.

Tracklist

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

1 Here Comes Trouble 3:54
2 Earache My Eye 2:47
3 That's That 3:57
4 I'm With Stupid 5:05
5 Down With the Ship (Slight Return) 2:29
6 Sonata #3 1:52
7 Mr. Johnson and The Juice Crew 1:55
8 Goodbye Freedom, Hello Mom 4:49
9 Outta Time 3:36
10 Don't Call Me Dude 5:14
11 Drunken Milkman 1:18

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