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Originally released in 1994, Smash is the explosive third studio album from California punk rock legends The Offspring.
Packed with fast-paced guitar riffs, pounding drums, infectious melodies and Dexter Holland's unmistakable vocals, Smash became one of the defining albums of the 1990s punk rock revival.
Featuring iconic tracks such as "Self Esteem", "Come Out and Play", "Gotta Get Away" and "Bad Habit", the album delivers an unforgettable mix of rebellious energy, catchy hooks and raw punk rock attitude.
Originally released through independent label Epitaph Records, Smash became a massive commercial success, helping bring California punk rock into the mainstream alongside bands such as Green Day and Rancid.
Remastered for vinyl, this edition brings fresh life to one of the most influential punk albums of the decade.
An essential addition to any 1990s punk rock, skate punk or alternative vinyl collection. Perfect for fans of Green Day, NOFX, Rancid and Pennywise.
Original Release Year: 1994
Remastered Release Year: 2008
Genre: Punk Rock, Skate Punk, Pop Punk, Alternative Rock
Label: Epitaph Records
Format: Remastered Vinyl LP (12-inch)
Producer: Thom Wilson
Track Count: 14 Tracks
Running Time: Approximately 39 minutes of listed tracks, plus the hidden material following "Smash"
Catalogue Number: 86868-1 (2008 US remastered pressing)
Barcode: 0045778686810 (remastered LP edition)
Vinyl Colour: Varies by pressing; standard black vinyl editions are available.
Special Edition: Digitally remastered from the original master tapes.
Side A
Time to Relax
Nitro (Youth Energy)
Bad Habit
Gotta Get Away
Genocide
Something to Believe In
Come Out and Play (Keep 'Em Separated)
Side B
Self Esteem
It'll Be a Long Time
Killboy Powerhead
What Happened to You?
So Alone
Not the One
Smash
Originally released in 1994, Smash is the explosive third studio album from California punk rock legends The Offspring.
Packed with fast-paced guitar riffs, pounding drums, infectious melodies and Dexter Holland's unmistakable vocals, Smash became one of the defining albums of the 1990s punk rock revival.
Featuring iconic tracks such as "Self Esteem", "Come Out and Play", "Gotta Get Away" and "Bad Habit", the album delivers an unforgettable mix of rebellious energy, catchy hooks and raw punk rock attitude.
Originally released through independent label Epitaph Records, Smash became a massive commercial success, helping bring California punk rock into the mainstream alongside bands such as Green Day and Rancid.
Remastered for vinyl, this edition brings fresh life to one of the most influential punk albums of the decade.
An essential addition to any 1990s punk rock, skate punk or alternative vinyl collection. Perfect for fans of Green Day, NOFX, Rancid and Pennywise.
Original Release Year: 1994
Remastered Release Year: 2008
Genre: Punk Rock, Skate Punk, Pop Punk, Alternative Rock
Label: Epitaph Records
Format: Remastered Vinyl LP (12-inch)
Producer: Thom Wilson
Track Count: 14 Tracks
Running Time: Approximately 39 minutes of listed tracks, plus the hidden material following "Smash"
Catalogue Number: 86868-1 (2008 US remastered pressing)
Barcode: 0045778686810 (remastered LP edition)
Vinyl Colour: Varies by pressing; standard black vinyl editions are available.
Special Edition: Digitally remastered from the original master tapes.
Side A
Time to Relax
Nitro (Youth Energy)
Bad Habit
Gotta Get Away
Genocide
Something to Believe In
Come Out and Play (Keep 'Em Separated)
Side B
Self Esteem
It'll Be a Long Time
Killboy Powerhead
What Happened to You?
So Alone
Not the One
Smash