The Offspring

Discography 1989-2021

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The Offspring is perhaps the quintessential SoCal punk band of the 1990s -- survivors of the 1980s hardcore scene who revamped themselves for the heavier alt-rock era. Dexter Holland and Noodles had been kicking around the Orange County scene since the mid-'80s, adopting the name the Offspring as the band's lineup firmed up toward the end of the decade. The group released their second album, Ignition, on Epitaph in 1992 but it was 1994's Smash and its accompanying singles "Come Out and Play (Keep Em Separated)" and "Self Esteem" that pushed the band toward blockbuster national success. Shortly afterward, the Offspring made the leap to the major labels and continued a streak of snotty, satirical alt-rock hits such as "Pretty Fly (For a White Guy)" and "Why Don't You Get a Job?" that kept the group squarely in the hard rock mainstream through the 2000s. By the dawn of the 2010s, the Offspring had experienced several membership changes, the first bit of turmoil that would extend through a decade marked by battles with record companies. The middle-aged Offspring reemerged in 2021 with Let the Bad Times Roll, their first album since 2012's Days Go By.



Contents:



1989 - The Offspring

1992 - Ignition

1994 - Smash

1995 - Raw & Down Under (Live Bootleg)

1997 - Ixnay On The Hombre

1998 - Americana

2000 - Conspiracy Of One

2003 - Splinter

2005 - Greatest Hits (Deluxe Edition)

2008 - Rise And Fall, Rage And Grace

2010 - Happy Hour!

2012 - Days Go By

2021 - Let The Bad Times Roll





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