Pennywise (album)
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Pennywise is a hardcore punk album by Pennywise, released on Epitaph Records on October 22, 1991. This is their first official album as Wildcard and A Word From the Wise are both EPs.
Track listing
- "Wouldn't It Be Nice" (Pennywise) - 2:06
- "Rules" (Pennywise) - 1:25
- "The Secret" (Pennywise) - 3:33
- "Living For Today" (Pennywise) - 3:07
- "Come Out Fighting" (Pennywise) - 2:16
- "Homeless" (Pennywise) - 2:09
- "Open Door" (Pennywise) - 1:40
- "Pennywise" (Pennywise) - 1:37
- "Who's To Blame" (Pennywise) - 1:35
- "Fun And Games" (Pennywise) - 2:32
- "Kodiak" (Pennywise) - 1:46
- "Side One" (Pennywise) - 2:10
- "No Reason Why" (Pennywise) - 2:36
- "Bro Hymn" (Pennywise) - 3:00
Pennywise's self titled debut made a handful of impact upon its 1991 release, along with Bad Religion's Suffer, breathing new life into the punk rock scene. There are many stand out tracks on this EP, including the positive messages of 'Would'nt It Be Nice' which explores themes of turning the world into a utopia, 'Living For Today' which explores living every day to the full, a theme also repeated in the song 'Waste Of Time' and, of course the classic live anthem 'Bro Hymn'.
Personnel
- Fletcher - Guitar
- Fred Hidalgo - Cover Design, Cover Art
- Gavin Oglesby - Artwork, Art Direction
- Pennywise - Arranger, Composer, Group