Pennywise – Pennywise | Vinyl LP (1991)

The debut that launched one of punk rock's most beloved and enduring bands. Pennywise's 1991 Epitaph Records self-titled debut is a raw, driving skate-punk and hardcore punk record that introduced the Hermosa Beach band's signature blend of melodic intensity, anthemic hooks, and working-class urgency — "Bro Hymn," "Wouldn't It Be Nice," "Rules," "Come Out Fighting," and "Living for Today" are standout tracks on a debut that closes with one of the most iconic songs in punk history, "Bro Hymn," a tribute to fallen friends that has become a staple of punk shows worldwide for over three decades. An essential record for fans of skate-punk, hardcore, and the Epitaph Records catalog.

Format: LP | Year: 1991 | Label: Epitaph Records | Condition: New | Genre: Skate Punk / Hardcore Punk / Punk Rock / Melodic Hardcore

Side A

• Wouldn't It Be Nice
• Rules
• Secret
• Living for Today
• Come Out Fighting
• Homeless
• Open Door

Side B

• Pennywise
• Who's to Blame
• Fun and Games
• Kodiak
• Side One
• No Reason Why
• Bro Hymn