About this album
Sound:
"Energetic pop-punk anthems collide with ska rhythms, capturing the raw excitement of a live show."
Where they were
Released in late 1999, 'Darrin's Coconut Ass: Live from Omaha' came during Goldfinger's peak following their successful album 'Hang-Ups.' This live album showcases the band's dynamic performance style and solidifies their presence in the pop-punk and ska punk scenes of the late '90s.
Why it matters
The album reached notable positions on various charts, reflecting Goldfinger's popularity at the time. Its energetic renditions of classic tracks highlight the band's influence on the burgeoning pop-punk scene, marking a key moment for live albums in this genre.
Essential tracks
- "Just Like Heaven" — This cover of The Cure's classic showcases Goldfinger's ability to infuse their signature sound into beloved tracks, bridging genres seamlessly.
- "The Kids Are Alright" — A spirited rendition of The Who's anthem that captures youthful rebellion, making it resonate with the band's fanbase while highlighting their ska influences.
- "Nite Klub" — This track exemplifies their roots in ska punk, delivering infectious energy that invigorates the live atmosphere and engages listeners.
Release Date
November 9, 1999
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Just Like Heaven 1:55
- 2 Is She Really Going Out With Him? 3:08
- 3 Feel Like Making Love 3:15
- 4 Nite Klub 2:54
- 5 The Kids Are Alright 1:33
- 6 Downpressor Man 3:40
- 7 You Say You Don't Love Me 2:20
- 8 Man in the Suitcase 1:52