One of the seminal works from the genre to become known as pop punk, the Descendents’ Milo Goes to College arrived in the year 1982 as most of the members of the band were just finishing high school. They began by writing catchy, hummable melodies about girls, parents, and food, among other things. Despite their unabashedly juvenile lyrical approach, they played with a blistering intensity rivaling any of the bands in the burgeoning hardcore crowd that they fell in with. This winning formula has carried the group for decades, as their influence has inspired countless followers (some becoming far more famous) in their wake. Now, 43 years later, Descendents are reclaiming and reissuing the album that started it all.
Descendents - Milo goes to college (Colored) LP
A1 Myage
A2 I Wanna Be a Bear
A3 I’m Not a Loser
A4 Parents
A5 Tonyage
A6 M 16
A7 I’m Not a Punk
A8 Catalina
B1 Suburban Home
B2 Statue of Liberty
B3 Kabuki Girl
B4 Marriage
B5 Hope
B6 Bikeage
B7 Jean is Dead
