A masterpiece of pop punk, a social satire that intertwines anger and humor.
A classic pop punk album that combines social satire with catchiness.
This album, centered around singles that received heavy radio and MTV airplay, is both catchy and rebellious. It offers witty satire of American society and pokes fun at youth culture, while the guitar riffs and drums are consistently refreshing. As the title suggests, the album reflects the light and dark sides of "Americana" in the late '90s, and its style, which combines humor and message, symbolizes the state of punk rock at the time.
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A:
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1)
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Welcome
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2)
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Have You Ever
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3)
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Staring At The Sun
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4)
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Pretty Fly (For A White Guy)
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5)
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The Kids Aren't Alright
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6)
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Feelings
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7)
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She's Got Issues
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8)
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Walla Walla
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B:
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1)
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The End Of The Line
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2)
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No Brakes
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3)
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Why Don't You Get A Job
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4)
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Americana
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5)
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Pay The Man
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Mixed By, Producer - Dave Jerden
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Mastered By - Eddy Schreyer
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Guitar, Lead Vocals, Chorus - Dexter Holland
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Engineer - Annette Cisneros
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Engineer - Elan Trujillo
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Engineer - Brian Carlstrom
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Drums - Ron Welty
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Bass - Greg K
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Guitar, Vocals, Chorus - Noodles (5)
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Engineer - Janie Rangel
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Illustration - Frank Kozik
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Management - Rebel Waltz
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Art Direction - Sean Evans (4)
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Design - Justin Beope
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Lacquer Cut By - ST (15)
