Slapstick
Slapstick · 1997
54 min · 25 tracks · punk
A frenetic burst of punk energy paired with sharp, witty lyrics reflecting youthful disillusionment.
Where this album fits
- Career context
- Slapstick's self-titled album, released in 1997, was their only full-length offering before disbanding shortly thereafter. This release followed their earlier EPs and marked a transition from their ska influences to a more straightforward punk sound. The band featured members who would later gain recognition in the Chicago punk scene, particularly with bands like The Lawrence Arms.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Mongol Shuudan· NOFX· Flatfoot 56
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 There's a Metal Head in the Parking Lot 2:29
- 2 The Park 2:15
- 3 Eighteen 2:34
- 4 What I Learned 1:17
- 5 February One 1:39
- 6 Sick of This Place 2:05
- 7 Good Times Gone 1:27
- 8 Almost Punk Enough 1:52
- 9 Cheat to Win 2:06
- 10 Crooked 1:47
- 11 Colorado 1:34
- 12 74 Fullerton 2:24
- 13 She Doesn't Love Me 2:13
- 14 My Way 2:15
- 15 The Geek 2:47
- 16 Not Tonight 1:07
- 17 Ed 2:05
- 18 The Punks 1:59
- 19 Nate B. 3:01
- 20 Broken Down 2:36
- 21 Johnny 3:31
- 22 Wake Up Stanley 2:14
- 23 My Only Friend 2:59
- 24 Earth Angel 2:21
- 25 Alternative Radio 1:31
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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