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The Distillers is the self-titled debut album by American punk band The Distillers, released in 2000 on Hellcat (Epitaph). It was recorded at Westbeach Recorders and produced by Thomas "TJ" Johnson. The album comprises 14 tracks and has a total running time of about 40 minutes.
The Distillers is the self-titled debut album by American punk band The Distillers, released in 2000 on Hellcat (Epitaph). It was recorded at Westbeach Recorders and produced by Thomas "TJ" Johnson. The album comprises 14 tracks and has a total running time of about 40 minutes.
Pros
- Debut full-length capturing the band's early, energetic punk sound.
- Compact 14-track running order (approx. 40:15) with several short, punchy songs.
- Debut full-length capturing the band's early, energetic punk sound.
- Compact 14-track running order (approx. 40:15) with several short, punchy songs.
- Includes notable early tracks such as "Oh Serena" and "The World Comes Tumblin'" and a hidden post-track early version of a later song.
- Released on Hellcat/Epitaph, recorded at Westbeach Recorders and produced by Thomas "TJ" Johnson (documented production credits).
Cons
- −Production and performances are presented in a raw, unpolished punk style that some listeners and contemporary coverage describe as rough compared with the band's later, major-label work.
- −Short song lengths and hardcore-influenced arrangements make the album less polished and less melodic than some later releases.
- −Production and performances are presented in a raw, unpolished punk style that some listeners and contemporary coverage describe as rough compared with the band's later, major-label work.
- −Short song lengths and hardcore-influenced arrangements make the album less polished and less melodic than some later releases.
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