About this album
Where they were
Released in 1994, 'Beat Off' is The Queers' third studio album, marking a pivotal moment as they solidified their position within the pop-punk scene. Following their previous work, 'Love Songs for the Retarded', this album showcased their distinctive sound while gaining wider recognition and respect among punk enthusiasts.
Why it matters
'Beat Off' is notable for its unapologetic lyrics and catchy hooks that encapsulated the essence of the burgeoning pop-punk movement. The album received positive reviews from critics and helped The Queers establish a lasting legacy, influencing future generations of punk bands with its blend of humor and aggression.
Essential tracks
- "Steak Bomb" — Opening with a frenetic energy, 'Steak Bomb' sets the tone for the album with its irreverent humor and catchy riff.
- "Teenage Gluesniffer" — 'Teenage Gluesniffer' stands out for its raw energy and relatable themes of adolescent rebellion, epitomizing the band's style.
- "You Make Me Wanna Puke" — This track showcases The Queers' signature blend of humor and punk spirit, delivering a memorable chorus that resonates with listeners.
- "Voodoo Doll" — 'Voodoo Doll' features clever lyricism and a catchy melody, highlighting the band's ability to merge fun with punk rock's edge.
Release Date
January 1, 1994
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Steak Bomb 0:48
- 2 Drop the Attitude Fucker 1:40
- 3 You Make Me Wanna Puke 2:07
- 4 Teenage Gluesniffer 2:36
- 5 Ben Weasel 2:16
- 6 Voodoo Doll 3:02
- 7 Mirage 2:56
- 8 Grounded 1:46
- 9 Live This Life 1:38
- 10 Half Shitfaced 1:30
- 11 Too Many Twinkies 1:14
- 12 All Screwed Up 3:23
