Two Minute Warning (album)
Two Minute Warning is the debut studio album by the American hardcore punk band of the same name. It was released in 1984 on Subcore Records. The album is considered a seminal work in the genre, known for its aggressive sound, politically charged lyrics, and raw production.
Overview
The album features ten tracks that typify the band's fast, heavy, and confrontational style. Lyrically, the songs address themes of social and political unrest, anti-establishment sentiment, and personal alienation. The band's distinctive sound, characterized by raw guitar tones, driving rhythms, and intense vocals, is prominently displayed throughout the album.
Track Listing
The track list of the album is as follows:
- Feed the Poor
- Sick
- Liberals Suck
- No Rules
- Stupid
- Two Minute Warning
- I Hate Myself
- Media Manipulators
- Us vs. Them
- Burning World
Personnel
The album featured the following band members:
- John Wehrle - Vocals
- Daryl Kahan - Guitar
- Steve Krebs - Bass
- Mike Price - Drums
Reception and Legacy
"Two Minute Warning" has been praised by critics and fans alike for its intensity and impact on the hardcore punk scene. It is often cited as an influential album by other bands within the genre. Despite its limited initial release, it has gained a cult following over the years.