The Germ (album)

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The Germ
Studio album by Victim's Family
Released	1992
Genre	Hardcore punk, jazz, punk rock, pronk, heavy metal
Length	38:01
Label	Alternative Tentacles[1] Konkurrent
Producer	John Wright
Victim's Family chronology
White Bread Blues (1990) The Germ (1992) Headache Remedy (1994)

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic	[2]

The Germ is an album by the California punk band Victim's Family.^[3][4] It was their first to be released on the Alternative Tentacles label, after departing Mordam Records.^[3]

The album's cover illustration, titled "Yellow Head," was created by Harvey Stafford.

AllMusic praised the album's break from traditional hardcore, writing that some songs "are closer to the tripped-out indie psychedelia of Screaming Trees or Meat Puppets."^[2]

1. "The Germ" (3:07)
2. "I Pissed on a Tree" (3:08 )
3. "3 Piece Loincloth" (2:07)
4. "Instant Gratification" (0:44)
5. "Mind You" (1:30)
6. "I'm Such a Jerk" (2:41)
7. "New World Hors D'Oeuvre" (2:03)
8. "Baklava" (2:57)
9. "Bad Karma" (2:24)
10. "Insidious" (3:15)
11. "Vinnie + 1" (2:25)
12. "Er What?" (1:35)
13. "Fuck Richard Up" (1:11)
14. "Who Needs It?" (2:40)
15. "My Evil Twin" (3:38 )
16. "Lack of Interest" (1:36)
17. "Bogus Track" (1:00)