The best Screeching Weasel albums

20 records, ordered by how much they reward a first listen — not by chart position.

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My Brain Hurts

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    Happy, Horny, Gay and Sassy

    Happy, Horny, Gay and Sassy

    1992

    A frenetic blend of catchy punk melodies and irreverent lyrics that challenge societal norms and celebrate queer identity.

  2. 2
    Jesus Hates You

    Jesus Hates You

    1999

    A relentless barrage of raw energy and defiance, blending aggressive punk riffs with biting social commentary.

  3. 3
    Punkhouse

    Punkhouse

    1989

    Raw, fast-paced punk anthems collide with irreverent humor and a sense of youthful rebellion.

  4. 4
    Weasel Mania

    Weasel Mania

    2005

    A frenetic blast of punk energy fueled by sharp wit and unapologetically raw lyrics.

  5. 5
    How to Make Enemies and Irritate People

    How to Make Enemies and Irritate People

    2005

    A frenetic burst of punk energy, blending irreverent humor with sharp social commentary over rapid-fire instrumentals.

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    First World Manifesto

    First World Manifesto

    2011

    A frenetic blend of catchy hooks and biting lyrics, steeped in the raw energy of hardcore punk.

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    Wiggle

    Wiggle

    1993

    A raucous blend of punk energy and sharp humor, capturing teenage angst with relentless speed and catchy hooks.

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    My Brain Hurts

    My Brain Hurts

    1991

    A frenetic blend of melodic hooks and punk energy, channeling youthful angst and biting satire in under three-minute bursts.

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    Emo

    Emo

    1999

    A frenetic blend of catchy hooks and raw punk energy that captures the angst of youth and disillusionment.

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    Bark Like a Dog

    Bark Like a Dog

    1996

    Fast-paced, melodic punk rock with biting lyrics and an infectious energy that captures youthful rebellion.

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    Screeching Weasel

    Screeching Weasel

    1987

    A raw, frenetic burst of energy that encapsulates the rebellious spirit of late '80s hardcore punk.

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    Major Label Debut

    Major Label Debut

    1998

    Relentless punk energy collides with sharp wit and social critique in a whirlwind of short, punchy tracks.

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    Teen Punks in Heat

    Teen Punks in Heat

    2000

    A frenetic burst of youthful angst and humor wrapped in catchy melodies and rapid-fire guitar riffs.

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    Kill the Musicians

    Kill the Musicians

    1995

    A frenzied blast of punk energy infused with sharp wit and social commentary.

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    Thank You Very Little

    Thank You Very Little

    2000

    A frenetic barrage of catchy hooks and punk energy, laced with irreverent humor and social commentary.

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    Anthem for a New Tomorrow

    Anthem for a New Tomorrow

    1993

    A frenetic burst of melodic punk energy, blending catchy hooks with raw, irreverent lyrics in under three minutes per track.

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    Television City Dream

    Television City Dream

    1998

    Raw, energetic punk anthems explode with biting lyrics and relentless rhythms, encapsulating the chaotic spirit of the late '90s.

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    Beat Is on the Brat

    Beat Is on the Brat

    1998

    Punk energy collides with catchy melodies, delivering a raw and relentless homage to the genre's rebellious spirit.

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    Carnival of Schadenfreude

    Carnival of Schadenfreude

    2011

    A frenetic blend of punk energy and sharp wit, laced with biting social commentary and relentless rhythms.

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    Boogadaboogadaboogada!

    Boogadaboogadaboogada!

    1988

    A frenetic blast of punk energy, blending irreverent humor with sharp social commentary across brief, explosive tracks.