Release Date: Jun 26, 2007. Label: Time Bomb. Genres: L.A. Punk, College Rock, American Underground, Punk, American Punk, Alternative Pop/Rock, Hard Rock, Roots Rock. Number Of Tracks: 11. Greatest Hits could stand to be longer, but as a summary of SD's career and what they do best, it does the job with flying colors and never wears out its welcome.

POSTED: 06/27/2007 - 11:13 am

Released: Jan 18, 2011. Genre: Punk rock, cowpunk, rockabilly. Label: Epitaph. Number Of Tracks: 11. Age can deteriorate many traits and after battling to give a record a voice and two legs, Social Distortion haven't shown any signs of vulnerability.

POSTED: 01/24/2011 - 04:03 am

Release Date: 1983. Label: Time Bomb. Genres: American Underground, L.A. Punk, Rock & Roll, Hard Rock, Alternative Pop/Rock. Number Of Tracks: 9. This is a fine document of the raw early stages of a great influential American punk band that would go on to influence countless others in the future.

POSTED: 11/24/2005 - 01:31 am

Released: Sep 28, 2004. Label: Time Bomb. Genre: Rock. Styles: L.A. Punk, American Punk. Number Of Tracks: 10. It shows that Social Distortion have held onto what made them great while growing and changing in the best ways.

POSTED: 06/15/2005 - 05:41 am

Released: Mar 1990. Genre: Rock. Styles: Rock & Roll, Alternative Pop/Rock, College Rock. Number Of Tracks: 10. Social Distortion isn't a great roots rock album, but it's a pretty good one, and it's better and more affecting than anything this band had cranked out before.

POSTED: 07/26/2004 - 04:07 am

Released: 1992. Genre: Rock. Styles: Rock & Roll, Hard Rock, Alternative Pop/Rock. Number Of Tracks: 11. Social Distortion finally achieves the perfect balance between their two major influences, the country and the furious punk rock sound.

POSTED: 07/16/2004 - 06:04 am

Released: Sep 1996. Genre: Rock. Styles: Rock & Roll, Hard Rock, Alternative Pop/Rock. Number Of Tracks: 12. With "White Light" Social Distortion made a conscious attempt to cash in on the alternative "revolution" of the early '90s.

POSTED: 07/28/2004 - 05:21 am