What makes High School Rock by The Huntingtons notable?

High School Rock is notable for its rapid-fire tracks, many under two minutes long, which became a hallmark of the pop-punk genre in the late '90s. The album showcased the band's ability to fuse humor with punk energy, influencing future acts in the genre and helping to define a sound that resonated with the burgeoning pop-punk scene. Released in early 1998, High School Rock is The Huntingtons' third studio album, following their 1996 effort, Get Lost. At this point, the band was solidifying their sound and identity within the punk rock scene, drawing heavily on influences from classic bands like The Ramones while creating fresh narratives aimed at youthful listeners.

How many songs are on High School Rock?

High School Rock has 17 tracks, running approximately 34 minutes.

High School Rock

The Huntingtons · 1998

34 min · 17 tracks · punk rock

Energetic pop-punk anthems capture teenage angst with infectious hooks and playful lyrics.

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High School Rock‐N‐Roll — The title track sets the tone for the album with its catchy chorus and humorous take on high school experiences, encapsulating the youthful exuberance that drives the record.
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Jeannie Hates the Ramones — This track cleverly combines witty lyricism with a driving beat, making it a standout homage to punk rock legends while simultaneously reflecting typical teenage rebellion.
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1985 — A nostalgic look back at youth and culture, this song resonates with listeners through its catchy melody and relatable themes of longing for simpler times.
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I Just Want to Have Something to Do — This cover of a classic by The Ramones showcases The Huntingtons' ability to honor punk roots while adding their own playful twist, further emphasizing their musical inspirations.

Tracklist

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

1 High School Rock‐N‐Roll 2:53
2 We Don’t Care 2:49
3 FFT 1:05
4 Aloha, It’s You 2:49
5 I Don’t Wanna Sit Around With You 1:15
6 When I Think About Her 1:39
7 Jeannie Hates the Ramones 1:56
8 I’m No Good 2:55
9 Pencil Neck 0:39
10 Stinky’s All Grown Up 2:19
11 1985 1:59
12 How Can I Miss You If You Won’t Go Away? 1:14
13 Dies Saugt 0:25
14 No Luck Again 1:17
15 Jackie Is an Atheist 2:40
16 Avi Is a Vampire 4:16
17 I Just Want to Have Something to Do 2:28

What to play next

Listen next

Get Lost

1999

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Fun and Games

1997

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