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Ixnay on the Hombre
From HitStory, the pop encyclopedia of School of Rock · Work
Ixnay on the Hombre, released on 4 February 1997, is the fourth album by The Offspring and their debut on a major label, Columbia Records. After the enormous success of Smash the band went into the studio in June 1996, for the first time not with Thom Wilson but with producer Dave Jerden. The move caused tension with Epitaph founder Brett Gurewitz, and for that reason the record was still released by Epitaph in Europe.
The album entered at number nine on the Billboard 200 and was well received by critics and fans. Four singles were released: All I Want, Gone Away, The Meaning of Life and I Choose. Pay the Man was recorded in these sessions but ended up later on Americana. Change the World elaborates on a hidden track from Smash and itself contains a hidden spoken fragment by Larry Bud Melman.
Listening
Track list
- 1Disclaimer0:45Apple Music ↗
- 2The Meaning of Life2:57Apple Music ↗
- 3Mota2:57Apple Music ↗
- 4Me & My Old Lady4:33Apple Music ↗
- 5Cool to Hate2:48Apple Music ↗
- 6Leave It Behind1:59Apple Music ↗
- 7Gone Away4:29Apple Music ↗
- 8I Choose3:55Apple Music ↗
- 9Intermission0:48Apple Music ↗
- 10All I Want1:55Apple Music ↗
- 11Way Down the Line2:37Apple Music ↗
- 12Don't Pick It Up1:54Apple Music ↗
- 13Amazed4:25Apple Music ↗
- 14Change the World6:24Apple Music ↗
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