Yellowcard's 2001 debut on Lobster Records, "One for the Kids," showcases the band's formative pop-punk sound with an aggressive edge. The album captures the raw energy that would later define their rise in the early 2000s scene.
- The album was produced by Tad Kubler of Jawbreaker.
- It was re-recorded and re-released by Capitol Records in 2004 after the band signed with them.
- The album features the original version of "Everywhere," a track later re-recorded for their major-label debut.
Yellowcard is a pop-punk band from Jacksonville, Florida, known for their energetic live shows and incorporation of violin. "One for the Kids" was their debut full-length album, released early in their career before their major label signing.
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