Epitaph to re-issue Offspring's Ignition and Smash 2008-04-27 by Alex101 | 9 Comments | Although orignally slated for last year, on June 17th, Epitaph will be re-issuing The Offspring's Epitaph debut, Ignition as well as the greatest selling independent record of all time, Smash. Both albums will be completely remastered, and Smash will include a new 24-page booklet.
On the same day, The Offspring also plans on releasing their newest album, Rise and Fall, Rage and Grace.
Source: http://www.punknews.org/article/28659
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Tagged: The Offspring
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why?
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Well if they do a good job with ignition i would buy it since i don't own it. it is lacking a bit in that so it would be nice.
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why? $$$ is the music business really that difficult to figure out?
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Ignition was a pretty good punk album. Hopefully more people will appreciate it after it's re-issued.
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Completely re-mastered? Great, now all future releases of these album are probably going to sound like shit.
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I better buy both these before the originals start to be hard to come by
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Ignition is an awesome album. The sound is kind of flat so maybe I'll buy the re-issue. I don't care about Smash at all, though.
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cool, Ignition and Smash are great because they are oldschool and with low production, but I will still get the remasters
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I used to listen to Smash alot
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