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Two Things at Once

Descendents · 1988

32 min · 23 tracks · hardcore punk

A frenetic blast of melodic hardcore punk that captures teenage angst in rapid-fire bursts.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • short bursts of energetic fun
  • for quick adrenaline fixes
  • ideal for teenage angst release
  • high-energy sing-along moments
  • rapid-fire tracks for quick listens

Maybe skip if you want

  • prefer longer, structured compositions
  • seek mellow, laid-back vibes

Where this album fits

Career context
Released in early 1988, 'Two Things at Once' is the Descendents' third studio album, following their influential release 'Enjoy!' from 1986. By this time, the band had solidified their presence in the punk scene, blending melody with raw energy, and they were steering towards a more refined sound that would resonate with a wider audience.
Stylistic neighbors
All· Bad Religion· NOFX

Tracklist

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

  • 1 Myage 2:00
  • 2 I Wanna Be a Bear 0:42
  • 3 I'm Not a Loser 1:28
  • 4 Parents 1:38
  • 5 Tonyage 0:56
  • 6 M-16 0:43
  • 7 I'm Not a Punk 1:04
  • 8 Catalina 1:47
  • 9 Suburban Home 1:40
  • 10 Statue of Liberty 1:59
  • 11 Kabuki Girl 1:10
  • 12 Marriage 1:39
  • 13 Hope 2:00
  • 14 Bikeage 2:14
  • 15 Jean Is Dead 1:32
  • 16 My Dad Sucks 0:36
  • 17 Mr. Bass 2:06
  • 18 I Like Food 0:17
  • 19 Hey Hey 1:33
  • 20 Weinerschnitzel 0:11
  • 21 Global Probing 1:07
  • 22 Ride the Wild 2:30
  • 23 It's a Hectic World 1:54

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