Splinter (album)
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Splinter is an album released by The Offspring on December 9, 2003. The original title for Splinter was Chinese Democracy, which was announced as a threat to Axl Rose (singer of the hard rock band Guns N' Roses), after his long-awaited album, titled Chinese Democracy, was put on hold. To quote Holland, "Axl ripped off my braids, so I ripped off his album title."[link]
Track listing
- "Neocon" – 1:06
- "The Noose" – 3:18
- "Long Way Home" – 2:23
- "Hit That" – 2:49
- "Race Against Myself" – 3:32
- "(Can't Get My) Head Around You" – 2:15
- "The Worst Hangover Ever" – 2:58
- "Never Gonna Find Me" – 2:39
- "Lightning Rod" – 3:20
- "Spare Me the Details" – 3:24
- "Da Hui" – 1:42
- "When You're in Prison" – 2:33
There were at least four other songs recorded for the Splinter sessions (two of them are rumored to be called "Pass Me By" and "Give It Up"), but so far the only B-side to surface has been an acoustic version of Defy You.
Personnel
- Dexter Holland - guitars, synthesizers, vocals
- Noodles - guitars, synthesizers
- Greg K. - basses
| The Offspring |
| Dexter Holland – Noodles – Greg K.– Atom Willard |
| Former members: James Lilja – Ron Welty – Josh Freese (was not an official member) |
| Discography |
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| Studio albums: The Offspring – Ignition – Smash – Ixnay on the Hombre – Americana – Conspiracy of One – Splinter |
| Extended plays: Baghdad – Club Me |
| Other albums: Greatest Hits |
| Related articles |
| Epitaph Records, Nitro Records, Columbia Records |
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