Come Out and Play

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"Come Out and Play" is a 1994 punk rock song by The Offspring that became one of their breakthrough hits and a defining track of the 1990s punk revival.

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instanceOf single
song
album Smash
alsoKnownAs Come Out and Play (Keep 'Em Separated)
linked to: Come Out and Play
artist The Offspring
bassist Greg K.
catchphrase You gotta keep 'em separated
chartPerformance reached high positions on rock radio charts in the United States
composer Dexter Holland
countryOfOrigin United States
drummer Ron Welty
format 7-inch vinyl single
CD single
cassette single
genre punk rock
skate punk
guitarist Noodles
hasHook Middle Eastern–influenced guitar riff
hasInstrumentation bass guitar
drums
electric guitar
hasMusicVideo true
includedIn The Offspring live setlists
influencedScene 1990s mainstream punk revival
labelCatalog Epitaph E-86434-4 (approximate catalog association with Smash era)
language English
length 3:17
notableFor being a breakthrough hit for The Offspring
being a defining track of the 1990s punk revival
partOfAlbum Smash
performer The Offspring
producer Thom Wilson
recordedIn 1993
recordLabel Epitaph Records
releaseType lead single from the album Smash
releaseYear 1994
singleChronologyNext Self Esteem
singleChronologyPrevious Get It Right
linked to: “Get It Right”
theme gang culture
youth violence
vocalist Dexter Holland
vocalStyle melodic punk vocals
writer Dexter Holland

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The Offspring notableWork Come Out and Play
Ebon Moss-Bachrach notableWork Come Out and Play
Red, Black & Green hasTrack Come Out and Play
Smash hasPart Come Out and Play
Smash singleFromAlbum Come Out and Play
Come Out and Play alsoKnownAs Come Out and Play (Keep 'Em Separated)
linked to: Come Out and Play
Self Esteem follows Come Out and Play