Offspring Smash Vinyl Record LP 1994 First Pressing Epitaph 86432 without Lyrics
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VG Overall. Missing original inner sleeve with lyrics sheet. Includes blank replacement inner sleeve (non-original). The record itself has some light scuffs but I've tested it and it plays well. Cover has shelf wear, corner wear, surface wear and some creasing but is VG overall.

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Offspring Smash Vinyl Record LP 1994 USA First Pressing Epitaph 86432-1

This listing is for the original 1994 USA first pressing of Smash by The Offspring, released on Epitaph Records (catalog number 86432-1). The matrix reads 86432-1 L-42152, confirming it as an authentic early pressing. The cover notes “Printed in Canada,” which was standard for this release, but the vinyl itself was pressed in the United States. Please note: this copy is missing the original inner sleeve with lyrics sheet, and comes with a non-original replacement inner sleeve.

Smash is one of the most iconic punk rock albums of the 1990s, credited with bringing skate punk and SoCal punk into the mainstream. This album sold over 11 million copies worldwide, making it the best-selling album ever released on an independent label. Featuring legendary singles like “Come Out and Play,” “Self Esteem,” and “Gotta Get Away,” this LP captures The Offspring at their raw, energetic peak.

Track Listing:

  • Time to Relax

  • Nitro (Youth Energy)

  • Bad Habit

  • Gotta Get Away

  • Genocide

  • Something to Believe In

  • Come Out and Play (Keep ’Em Separated)

  • It’ll Be a Long Time

  • Killboy Powerhead

  • What Happened to You?

  • So Alone

  • Not the One

  • Smash

This album is perfect for vinyl collectors, punk rock fans, and anyone who loves the gritty alternative sound of the 1990s. Whether you’re building a vintage collection, replacing a long-lost favorite, or displaying an iconic punk LP, Smash is a must-have record.

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