Name: Ignition
Brand: The Offspring

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375 Media

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Release date

2017-10-27

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5151801

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8714092686715

2008-06-13

5936012

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The Offspring

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Epitaph Europe

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Punk / Hardcore

The Offspring is an American punk rock band hailing from Garden Grove, California. Formed in 1984 under the name Manic Subsidal, the band consists of Bryan "Dexter" Holland on vocals and guitar, Kevin "Noodles" Wasserman on guitar and vocals, Todd Morse on bass, and Brandon Pertzborn on drums.

With their energetic performances and rebellious spirit, The Offspring quickly gained popularity in the punk rock scene. They changed their name to The Offspring in 1986 and have been making waves ever since.

Over the years, The Offspring has seen some changes in their lineup but has always stayed true to their punk roots. Their former members include Gregory "Greg K" Kriesel on bass and vocals (1984–2018), James Lilja on drums (1984-1987), Ron Welty on drums and vocals (1987-2003), Adam "Atom" Willard on drums (2003-2007), and Pete Parada on drums (2007-2021).

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Ignition is the second studio album by The Offspring. It was the second Offspring album produced by Thom Wilson, and was released on October 16, 1992, on Epitaph Records, marking their first release on that label. It seems like the terms catchy and punk shouldn't go together, but for the Offspring, they do. Listening to Ignition, one gets the sense of rage tightly controlled, powering the band's up-tempo, driving material. While their sensibility is firmly punk, the Offspring have clearly borrowed from heavy metal for their chord progressions and guitar sound - check out the solos on Nothing from Something and Forever and a Day. While this album didn't have the success of its follow-up, Smash, all the ingredients that made that record a hit are here, if not quite as refined: angry, incisive lyrics; fast-driving rhythms; and - dare one say it - melodic chord progressions. It's easy to hear why Ignition was an underground hit and why the Offspring's later records have been so successful.LP - Remastered and Repackaged from the original master tapes

Ignition

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