How do you feel about Operation Ivy?

Have listened to that album idk how many times since the 4th grade onwards GOAT

was nothing really like it when I first heard it at 16 y/o...still, nothing really like it since.

>>73304206
I know it gets a lot of attention as an excellent early ska punk album. Would you guys also consider it to be pop punk?

>>73304312
No fuckwit

It's a classic.

>>73304330
Rude

>>73304344
pop-punk is a bad word it was inevitable

>>73304359
Milo Goes to College is considered to be pop punk. You just have to deal with it.

>>73304206
Operation Ivy had better songs than Rancid. I love Rancid but they're more samey than Operation Ivy was

>>73304375
Agreed. I love And Out Come the Wolves and Let's Go but I can never listen to them fully in one sitting.

>>73304369
It's considered to be a foundation for it retard, not actual pop-punk

>>73304369
I don't know why it's considered pop punk. Maybe a couple songs, but by that logic, early Bad Religion (other than Into the Unknown) were pop punk

>>73304451
you can disagree without insulting someone you know? you wouldn't do this if you didn't have anonymity at your disposal

>>73304489
Do you have a vagina or something holy shit

>>73304557
Oh my God you are so immature please grow up and stop being so mean ugh

>>73304369
descendants being the rare outlier, pop punk generally sucks. And even then, I think the overall feel is too dark or realistic to be actual "pop punk"

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>>73304557
>>73304583
confirmed?

>>73304206
Fuckin great album. One of the few things that holds up from my adolescent ska/punk/reggae phase.

>>73304312
no way

>>73304657 gets it. It's far too rugged to be pop punk. There's some hints of it maybe, sure, but it's definitely ska punk.

First ska-punk band and album I listened to. Very nostalgic, still holds up pretty well. I like it/10.