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Three Chords and the Truth

The Ducky Boys · 2004

36 min · 16 tracks · street punk

Raw street punk energy collides with heartfelt storytelling in a whirlwind of anthemic melodies.

Why this album works

This album helped The Ducky Boys gain traction within the punk community, leading to increased visibility on indie charts and punk playlists. Its blend of earnest lyrics and energetic instrumentation resonated with fans and critics alike, contributing to the band's recognition as key players in the American street punk movement.
Best for
short bursts of raw energy cathartic sing-along moments heartfelt storytelling in anthems
Context
Released in 2004, 'Three Chords and the Truth' was The Ducky Boys' third studio album, following their previous release 'Back to the Streets' in 2001. At this point, the band was solidifying their presence in the street punk scene, aiming to capture a wider audience while staying true to their roots.
Stylistic neighbors
Anti-Flag· Grade 2· GBH

Tracklist

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

  • 1 Boston, USA Standout 1:36
  • 2 Pass You By 1:43
  • 3 Alone Tonight 1:50
  • 4 Scars 3:05
  • 5 Fight 1:41
  • 6 For the Underdogs Standout 2:18
  • 7 Stand by Me Standout 2:53
  • 8 Hanging On 2:01
  • 9 This Place 2:10
  • 10 The Long Road 2:21
  • 11 Ain’t It a Shame 2:15
  • 12 [untitled] 2:05
  • 13 Break Me 2:19
  • 14 Looking Back 1:34
  • 15 Richmond Skyline 2:44
  • 16 Crumbling Heart 3:56

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