About this album
Sound:
"Explosive beats collide with genre-blending collaborations, creating a vibrant showcase of rhythm and punk energy."
Where they were
By 2011, Travis Barker was already an established figure in music, known for his work with Blink-182. 'Give the Drummer Some' marked his first solo album, showcasing his versatility outside of the band and featuring collaborations with various artists across genres.
Why it matters
This album debuted at number 9 on the Billboard 200, marking a significant commercial success for Barker as a solo artist. Its blend of punk rock with hip-hop and electronic elements broadened his audience and influenced subsequent collaborations in the genre.
Essential tracks
- "Can a Drummer Get Some" — This track features high-energy contributions from multiple artists, setting the tone for the album's collaborative spirit.
- "Let's Go" — A standout single that exemplifies Barker's ability to merge punk rock with hip-hop influences seamlessly, enhancing its catchiness.
- "Devil’s Got a Hold" — This track showcases Barker's drumming prowess while incorporating darker lyrical themes, adding depth to the album's overall narrative.
- "Raw Shit" — Featuring intense rhythms and raw lyrics, this track captures the essence of Barker's punk roots while appealing to a broader audience.
Release Date
January 1, 2011
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Can a Drummer Get Some 3:22
- 2 If You Want To 3:53
- 3 Carry It 3:56
- 4 Knockin’ 4:01
- 5 Jump Down 3:07
- 6 Devil’s Got a Hold 5:53
- 7 Let’s Go 3:13
- 8 Saturday Night 3:24
- 9 Cool Head 4:39
- 10 Raw Shit 3:19
- 11 Just Chill 3:28
- 12 Beat Goes On 4:20
- 13 On My Own 3:45
- 14 Don’t Fuck With Me 4:22
- 15 City of Dreams 4:46
- 16 Misfits 9:10
