Playlist
Face to Face Essentials
Apple Music Punk
Tracks: 2064:29
These hyperactive maniacs helped invent the pop-punk genre.
Updated Sep 9, 2021
Tracks 20
- 1Don't Turn Away3:27
- 2No Way out but Through3:30
- 3Face to Face (2016 Remastered)2:42
- 4Big Choice (Remastered)2:57
- 5No Way out but Through4:44
- 6Face to Face (2016 Remastered)2:47
- 7How to Ruin Everything3:35
- 8Big Choice (Remastered)2:19
- 9Don't Turn Away1:59
- 10Face to Face (2016 Remastered)3:17
- 11Hold Fast (Acoustic Sessions)3:17
- 12Face to Face (2016 Remastered)4:02
- 13Don't Turn Away3:00
- 14No Way out but Through3:33
- 15Don't Turn Away2:42
- 16Face to Face (2016 Remastered)3:35
- 17Three Chords and a Half Truth2:24
- 18Ignorance Is Bliss (Bonus Tracks)4:24
- 19Reactionary2:48
- 20Ignorance Is Bliss (Bonus Tracks)3:16
About this playlist
Hailing from Victorville, California, Face to Face formed in 1991 as a straightforward three-chord punk band. However, they soon developed what became the early stages of pop-punk, combining punk's aggression with infectious hooks and melodies alongside acts like The Offspring, Green Day, and Guttermouth. After the release of their debut LP Don't Turn Away in 1992 on indie label Dr. Strange Records, the band garnered radio play from KROQ in L.A. Within two years, they signed to the major label A&M Records and became a mainstay of the mainstream punk scene.