Offspring

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	Americana New - Vinyl - C 69661 Sealed 1998 Vinyl. more
	Conspiracy Of One Used - Vinyl - 61419 2000 Vinyl Rarity. more
	Conspiracy Of One New - Vinyl - 61419 Sealed, Very Hard To Find 2000 Original With Custom Hype Sticker On Shrink. Includes The Vinyl Only Bonus Track "80 Times." more
	Greatest Hits New - Vinyl - B0034772-01 Sealed 2022 Special Edition Reissue, With Custom Slip Mat. "Apparently The Offspring Could Keep 'em Separated No Longer. Greatest Hits Gathers Every One Of The Band's Modern Rock Radio Warhorses Into One Place. It Also Tacks On A New Song Called "Can't Repeat," Which Despite Its Name Is A Repeat Of The 1998 Single "Kids Aren't Alright." After The New Opener The Set Moves Chronologically, So Its Songs Are Like Bullet Points On A Time Line Of Radio And MTV In The 1990s. The Breakthrough Smash Hits Start It Out: The Surf Guitar Wrangle "Come Out And Play," The Nirvana-Baiting Of "Self Esteem," And "Gotta Get Away." "All I Want" From 1997's Ixnay On The Hombre Is Next, And Then It's The Sluggish, Echoing Arena Punk Of "Gone Away." ("And It Feels! And It Feels Like! Heaven's So Far Away!") With That Comes The Switch, When Offspring Tailed Away From Punk Relativism Into Hyper, Referential Snark. "Pretty Fly (For A White Guy)" And "Why Don't You Get A Job?" Get Points For Anticipating U.S. Pop Culture's Slide Into Reality Tv Madness And Unsafe I Want A Famous Face-Style Obsessions -- They Have The Shouty Sheen Of A Daytime Talk Show And Revel In Empty Trends And Opportunism. As Actual Songs They're Somewhat Gimmicky, But In A Greatest-hits Context They're Noteworthy Snapshots. The Swaggering Guitars, Latin Inflections, And References To Prozac And Chino Make 2000's "Conspiracy Of One" Los Angeles Product, And Offspring Fans Will Note The Inclusion Of 2001's "Defy You," Originally Part Of The Orange County Soundtrack. Greatest Hits Ends With Two Tracks From 2003's Splinter, And "Hit That"'s Boppy Baby Daddy Drama Combines The Offspring's Smart Alecky Cultural Cynicism With A Raucous Distortion Chorus." AMG Review By Johnny Loftus. more
	Greatest Hits New - Vinyl - B0034772-01 Sealed 2022 Vinyl Reissue. Compilation First Released In 2005. "Apparently The Offspring Could Keep 'Em Separated No Longer. Greatest Hits Gathers Every One Of The Band's Modern Rock Radio Warhorses Into One Place. It Also Tacks On A New Song Called "Can't Repeat," Which Despite Its Name Is A Repeat Of The 1998 Single "Kids Aren't Alright." After The New Opener The Set Moves Chronologically, So Its Songs Are Like Bullet Points On A Time Line Of Radio And MTV In The 1990s. The Breakthrough Smash Hits Start It Out: The Surf Guitar Wrangle "Come Out And Play," The Nirvana-baiting Of "Self Esteem," And "Gotta Get Away." "All I Want" From 1997's Ixnay On The Hombre Is Next, And Then It's The Sluggish, Echoing Arena Punk Of "Gone Away." ("And It Feels! And It Feels Like! Heaven's So Far Away!") With That Comes The Switch, When Offspring Tailed Away From Punk Relativism Into Hyper, Referential Snark. "Pretty Fly (For A White Guy)" And "Why Don't You Get A Job?" Get Points For Anticipating U.S. Pop Culture's Slide Into Reality TV Madness And Unsafe I Want A Famous Face-style Obsessions -- They Have The Shouty Sheen Of A Daytime Talk Show And Revel In Empty Trends And Opportunism. As Actual Songs They're Somewhat Gimmicky, But In A Greatest-Hits Context They're Noteworthy Snapshots. The Swaggering Guitars, Latin Inflections, And References To Prozac And Chino Make 2000's "Conspiracy Of One" Los Angeles Product, And Offspring Fans Will Note The Inclusion Of 2001's "Defy You," Originally Part Of The Orange County Soundtrack. Greatest Hits Ends With Two Tracks From 2003's Splinter, And "Hit That"'s Boppy Baby Daddy Drama Combines The Offspring's Smart Alecky Cultural Cynicism With A Raucous Distortion Chorus." AMG Review By Jophnny Loftus. more
	Ignition Colored Vinyl - 86867 Sealed, Out Of Print 2008 Colored Vinyl Reissue Of Their 1992 Recording. more
	Ignition Used - Vinyl - 86424 Rare 1992 Original. Appears Unplayed. 5 Stars! more
	Ixnay On The Hombre New - Vinyl - C 67810 Sealed, Hard To Find 1997 Original. Their Major Label Debut. First Copy We Have Ever Seen. more
	Ixnay On The Hombre New - Vinyl - ORGM-2034 Sealed 2015 180gm reissue. The first time on vinyl since 1997! Their Major Label Debut. "Ixnay on the Hombre", released in February 1997, marks The Offspring's fourth studio album and their first for Columbia Records, following the massive success of Smash. Produced by Dave Jerden, known for his work with Alice in Chains and Jane’s Addiction, the album showcases a more refined production while retaining the band's energetic punk roots. The 14-track record features standout singles like "All I Want," "Gone Away," and "I Choose," highlighting Dexter Holland’s incisive lyrics and Noodles’ sharp guitar riffs. Notably, the album includes spoken-word interludes by Jello Biafra of Dead Kennedys, adding a unique punk ethos. Thematically, Ixnay on the Hombre explores social alienation, personal struggle, and skepticism towards authority—an evolution from their previous, more playful material. On vinyl, the album is celebrated for its dynamic sound and the warmth of analog mastering, with the bass and drums providing punch without overshadowing the melodies. Collectors appreciate the original pressing’s striking cover art, designed by Enrique Chagoya, and the inclusion of a printed inner sleeve with lyrics and band photos. For fans and vinyl enthusiasts, this release represents a pivotal moment in 1990s punk, bridging mainstream success and underground authenticity. more
	Offspring Colored Vinyl - NTO00001 Sealed 2017 Limited Edition (2,500), Record Store Day Exclusive 180gm Translucent Blue Vinyl Reissue. more
	Rise And Fall, Rage And Grace New - Vinyl - 02908 Sealed, Hard To Find 2008 180gm Gatefold Original With Clear Custom Hype Sticker On Shrink. more
	Splinter New - Vinyl - 89026 Sealed 2003 Original With Custom Hype Sticker On Shrink. Tiny Start Of Split On Top Seam Accounted For In Price. more
	The Offspring New - Vinyl - Nemesis #6 Sealed 1989 2nd Pressing With Cargo Records Logo. Pristine Copy. more