Not a bad album. Most people would be aware of the singles that were released from this but some of the album tracks appear to be "Filler" tracks Im afraid.

They have their own style; if you spent the 90's on some foreign planet; and you want to be updated on the going ons in the music scene back then? This is definitely one that can't be missing in your collection.

This is quite a good album... nothing incredibly special, but it is still pretty good! d

This one of very few cds that I can actually listen to over and over and never get tired of. The singles are awesome, The other songs are great and the bass is fun to play. The only problem is, after you hear it over and over It starts to sound the same.

Smash is still my favourite offspring album to date containing all those rock club classics like Self-Esteem and Bad Habit. As a recording their poppy punk is fun to jump around to and annoy your neighbours with but apart from their hi-points many of the songs on smash in my humble opinion are mere pop-punk duds.

First CD I ever bought... no kidding, I didn't get a CD player until I was seventeen... catchy riffs, driving rhythms, both radio hits and more punkish favorites. If you're hardcore punk, you might think this was a pop album, but tracks like Genocide and Killboy Powerhead are as non-pop as it gets. I don't think I can really even say I Like those songs' level of punkishness (I don't like "real" punk much, I think it gets a little inane at times) but the rhythms get in your head.

One of my favorite non-metal albums. Fun riffs, strong bass, and good lyrics. High-adrenaline songs rule this album, from "Nitro" to "Genocide" to "Bad Habit" to "Self Esteem" to the title track and many others. The best album Offspring has ever put out, but that doesn't mean the other ones are bad by any means.