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Kill the Musicians

Screeching Weasel · 1995

69 min · 31 tracks · hardcore punk

A frenetic blend of raw punk energy and sardonic humor encapsulating the essence of 90s underground culture.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • short, punchy listening sessions
  • dynamic emotional journeys
  • light-hearted, humorous vibes
  • sprawling collection of tracks

Where this album fits

Career context
By 1995, Screeching Weasel had established themselves as a prominent name in the pop-punk scene, following their breakthrough album 'My Brain Hurts' (1994). 'Kill the Musicians' marked their fifth studio album, reflecting a maturation in their sound while maintaining their trademark irreverence. This release came after significant touring and helped solidify their influence on future pop-punk bands.
Stylistic neighbors
The Queers· NOFX· Lagwagon

Tracklist

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

  • 1 Kamala's Too Nice 1:26
  • 2 Punkhouse 2:18
  • 3 Fathead 1:17
  • 4 Good Morning 2:16
  • 5 I Need Therapy 1:22
  • 6 I Think We're Alone Now 0:59
  • 7 Something Wrong 1:50
  • 8 This Bud's for Me 2:08
  • 9 I Wanna Be a Homosexual 3:05
  • 10 She's Giving Me the Creeps 2:23
  • 11 I Fall to Pieces 2:12
  • 12 Celena 3:50
  • 13 Radio Blast 3:59
  • 14 The Girl Next Door 3:12
  • 15 Achtung 2:19
  • 16 Judy Is a Punk 1:21
  • 17 Chainsaw 1:57
  • 18 Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue 1:22
  • 19 Havana Affair 1:38
  • 20 Soap Opera 2:37
  • 21 Stab Stab Stab 3:00
  • 22 Six A.M. 2:17
  • 23 Hey Suburbia 2:47
  • 24 The American Dream 0:39
  • 25 Mary Was an Anarchist 3:18
  • 26 Around on You 2:50
  • 27 Goodbye to You 1:45
  • 28 Veronica Hates Me (live) 3:02
  • 29 I Can See Clearly (live) 2:19
  • 30 Supermarket Fantasy (live) 1:29
  • 31 Science of Myth (live) 2:15

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