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No Doubt
Rock · 1992 · 14 tracks

No Doubt

No Doubt

Bright, horn-heavy ska punk with a clean 1980s new wave finish. A sunny, high-energy debut that captures a band finding their voice before the world caught on.

March 17, 1992 · Interscope Records

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A bright, caffeinated burst of optimism that masks underlying anxieties about growing up and changing.

Tracklist · 14 Tracks
01
BND
0:45
02
Let’s Get Back
4:12
03
Ache
3:49
04
Get on the Ball
3:32
05
Move On
3:56
06
Sad for Me
2:00
07
Doormat
2:26
08
Big City Train
3:56
09
Trapped in a Box
3:24
10
Sometimes
4:30
11
Sinking
3:20
12
A Little Something Refreshing
1:19
13
Paulina
2:31
14
Brand New Day
3:17
Moments Worth Listening For
The frantic, claustrophobic horn line that opens Trapped in a Box, perfectly mimicking the lyrical anxiety.
Gwen Stefani's soft, jazz-inflected vocal delivery on the verses of Let's Get Back before the ska rhythm takes over.
The sudden transition from the atmospheric BND intro into the bright, bouncy energy of the full band.
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