History of America?
31 min · 15 tracks · hard rock
A satirical hard rock journey through American history, blending humor and sharp commentary into catchy anthems.
Top tracks — play these first
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United States of Whatever — This track became a cultural touchstone for its irreverent lyrics and catchy chorus, encapsulating Lynch's unique blend of humor and music.
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History of America — The title track serves as a comedic overview of American history, showcasing Lynch's knack for satire while addressing serious topics with levity.
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Ben Franklin Kicks Ass — This song humorously reimagines Benjamin Franklin as a larger-than-life character, exemplifying Lynch's ability to infuse historical narrative with rock energy.
Is this for you?
Good fit if you like
- short bursts of satirical humor
- playful commentary on history
- quick, catchy anthems for fun
- light-hearted exploration of america
Maybe skip if you
- prefer serious historical narratives
- want lengthy, immersive experiences
Where this album fits
- Career context
- Released in 2001, History of America? was Liam Lynch's debut album, following his rise to fame with the viral hit United States of Whatever. At this point in his career, Lynch was transitioning from a cult favorite known for his comedic music videos to a recognized recording artist.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Weezer· Queens of the Stone Age· Foo Fighters
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Uncle Doctor Sam Meets Ross 1:08
- 2 History of America 2:05
- 3 George Meets the Pilgrims 1:47
- 4 Abe's Speech 2:00
- 5 Ansel Adam's Theme Song 1:32
- 6 Harry Houdini Book Report 2:28
- 7 The Davy Crocket Toll Road 1:35
- 8 The Battle of Woodstock 1:55
- 9 Ben Franklin Kicks Ass 2:37
- 10 We'll Call it 'America' 2:32
- 11 Stars und Stripes of America 2:07
- 12 The Statue of Liberty 2:15
- 13 Electrician's Day 3:21
- 14 Recorded Message 2:24
- 15 United States of Whatever 1:27
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