The All is the debut studio album by the American rock band The All, released in 1988 on Cruz Records. The album marked the official debut of the band following the departure of singer/guitarist Milo Aukerman from the Descendents.
The All features a distinct sound that expands upon the Descendents' melodic hardcore punk roots, incorporating elements of pop-punk and alternative rock. The album's lyrics explore themes of relationships, self-doubt, and the band's newfound independence.
Track Listing:
- Just Perfect
- Original Me
- She's My Ex
- Mary
- Educated Idiot
- Alfredo's
- Man-O-War
- Skin Deep
- Mass Nerder
- Carry You
- Uncle Salty
- Cowin' Blues
Personnel:
- Bill Stevenson - Drums
- Karl Alvarez - Bass, Vocals
- Stephen Egerton - Guitar
- Chad Price - Vocals
Production:
- Bill Stevenson - Producer, Engineer
- Stephen Egerton - Producer, Engineer
- Richard Andrews - Mixing
Reception:
The All generally received positive reviews, with critics praising the band's musicianship and songwriting. The album helped establish The All as a significant act in the punk rock scene and cemented their reputation as a reliable and creative force.