About this album
Where they were
Upon the release of 'Too Late... No Friends' in 1995, Gob was establishing itself within the Canadian punk rock scene following their self-titled debut album. This sophomore effort showcased their evolution as a band, marking their first major label release and solidifying their presence in the burgeoning punk landscape of the mid-90s.
Why it matters
The album received positive critical reception, helping to elevate Gob’s profile significantly within the punk community. Notably, it contributed to the rise of pop-punk in Canada during the mid-90s and featured tracks that resonated with youth culture, establishing Gob as a prominent act alongside contemporaries like Sum 41 and Blink-182.
Essential tracks
- "Fuck Them" — This track exemplifies Gob's raw energy and satirical edge, encapsulating the rebellious spirit of 90s punk culture.
- "Bad Day" — With its infectious chorus and relatable themes, 'Bad Day' stands out as an anthem for misfit youth navigating everyday struggles.
- "Censorshit" — 'Censorshit' showcases Gob's willingness to tackle controversial topics head-on, embodying the punk ethos of challenging societal norms.
Release Date
January 1, 1995
Artist Origin
Canada
Tracklist
- 1 Extra, Extra 2:02
- 2 Lobster Boy 1:18
- 3 You’re Too Cool 1:45
- 4 Bad Day 1:42
- 5 Fuck Them 1:28
- 6 Cleansing 1:16
- 7 Leave Me Alone 1:41
- 8 Open Your Eyes 1:57
- 9 Marlena 2:10
- 10 I Want You Back Baby 1:12
- 11 Marching Song 1:09
- 12 Asshole TV 2:17
- 13 Soda 1:35
- 14 Fido Dildo 1:07
- 15 Losing Face 1:19
- 16 I Don’t Know 1:30
- 17 Centipede 1:06
- 18 Censorshit 1:42
- 19 Custer’s Last 1 Nite Stand 1:44
- 20 Hey Stephanie 43:50
