What makes Preschool by Gang Green notable?

Preschool is notable for its unfiltered critique of societal norms and was embraced by the underground punk community. The album contributed to the resurgence of hardcore punk in the late '90s and helped to influence subsequent bands within the genre, maintaining Gang Green's legacy as pioneers of crossover thrash. Released in 1997, Preschool was Gang Green's fourth studio album, following their 1996 EP, which showcased a return to their hardcore roots. At this point in their career, the band was solidifying their place in the crossover thrash scene, balancing elements of punk and metal while aiming to reach a broader audience.

How many songs are on Preschool?

Preschool has 10 tracks, running approximately 14 minutes.

Preschool

Gang Green · 1997

14 min · 10 tracks · hardcore punk

A frenetic collision of raw energy and biting social commentary wrapped in short, explosive hardcore punk anthems.

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Terrorize — Clocking in at just 48 seconds, this track exemplifies the album's relentless pace and direct lyrical assault on societal issues.
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Kill a Commie — This track stands out with its provocative title and confrontational lyrics that challenge political ideologies, showcasing the band's penchant for controversy.
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Selfish — Spanning almost five minutes, this closing track diverges from the typical brevity of the album, allowing for a more complex exploration of themes like self-interest and disillusionment.

Tracklist

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

1 Sold Out 2:04
2 Terrorize 0:48
3 Snob 0:28
4 Lie Lie 0:37
5 I Don't Know 1:03
6 Rabies 1:27
7 Narrow Mind 0:44
8 Kill a Commie 1:08
9 Have Fun 0:54
10 Selfish 4:49

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