About this album
Sound:
"A frenetic burst of pop-punk energy infused with sardonic humor and raw emotion."
Where they were
Released in 2000, 'Problematic' was All's fourth studio album, following their critically recognized work 'Percolater' in 1998. At this point, the band was firmly establishing their presence in the pop-punk scene, blending catchy melodies with a more mature lyrical approach.
Why it matters
'Problematic' is notable for its blend of humor and introspection, showcasing All's evolution within the punk rock landscape. The album received positive reviews from critics, helping solidify the band's influence on the pop-punk genre during its peak popularity.
Essential tracks
- "Carry You" — The opening track sets the tone with its infectious chorus and showcases the band's knack for catchy hooks.
- "She Broke My Dick" — This track exemplifies All's characteristic humor while also addressing themes of heartbreak in a uniquely irreverent way.
- "What Are You For?" — 'What Are You For?' stands out for its reflective lyrics and melodic structure, encapsulating the band's blend of punk energy and emotional depth.
- "Real People" — With its punchy riffs and relatable lyrics, this song captures the essence of everyday struggles, resonating strongly with listeners.
Release Date
January 1, 2000
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Carry You 1:59
- 2 She Broke My Dick 0:43
- 3 Better Than That 2:03
- 4 www.sara 2:21
- 5 Roir 1:10
- 6 What Are You For? 2:10
- 7 Stupid Kind of Love 1:56
- 8 Alive 1:51
- 9 Real People 2:16
- 10 Lock 'em Away 1:48
- 11 Teresa 1:42
- 12 I Want Out 0:51
- 13 Crucifiction 2:16
- 14 The Skin 2:19
- 15 Nothin' to Live For 1:14
- 16 Never Took 2:13
- 17 Make Believe 3:08
- 18 Drive Away 2:35
- 19 If You Only Knew 3:08
