The offspring gone away original 1997 video

вЂњTook us about 35 years to get it right, but I think we finally nailed it in this take.вЂќ That comes back to our Manic Subsidal days. вЂњThereвЂ™s a guitar break on вЂHassan ChopвЂ™ that predates, I think, us being called the Offspring. вЂњAnd then then some of the songs we steal from older stuff even before Offspring,вЂќ he says. The skeleton was there but the meat and bones, the meat and potatoes part of it has been fleshed out. Like, вЂWe Never Have Sex Anymore,вЂ™ itвЂ™s probably a 20-year-old song but itвЂ™s changed a lot. вЂњThatвЂ™s certainly the oldest one that was finished,вЂќ Noodles says. вЂњComing For You,вЂќ for instance, was released as the albumвЂ™s first single, complete with a music video of a clown fight club, six years before the album finally arrived. Given its lengthy gestation, itвЂ™s not surprising that some bits and pieces had been in the works for years, according to Noodles.

вЂњLet The Bad Times RollвЂќ displays all the familiar strengths of the Offspring, from HollandвЂ™s vocals to NoodlesвЂ™ crunchy riffing and the strong melodies throughout, across a dozen songs that feel both fresh and familiar. The record didnвЂ™t really start coming together until a couple of years ago when we just had a really creative period.вЂќ вЂњWhenever Bob (Rock, the bandвЂ™s producer) was in town weвЂ™d hook up for a week or two in the studio. вЂњWe had been working in the studio, on and off, the whole nine years,вЂќ Noodles says. Offspring guitarist Noodles explains why the bandвЂ™s new album took 9 years to finish вЂ“ Orange County Register

The offspring gone away original 1997 video