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Get Obnoxious
Whole jacket of the cassette
Compilation album by Baghead Records
Released	c. 1986
Recorded	1985-1986
Genres	Punk rock sludge metal garage rock
Length	1:00:46
Label	Baghead Records
Baghead Records chronology
Death Before Dishonor (1986) Get Obnoxious (1986) Don't Be Stupid (1986)

Get Obnoxious is a rather obscure punk rock compilation album released sometime around 1986 under the label Baghead Records.^[1] It mainly features punk songs and sludge metal tracks that were likely recorded as demos. Most notably, it features the track "Sound of Dentage" by American punk rock band Fecal Matter, formed by Kurt Cobain. The album contains songs from the bands Gun Control, Youthquake, Hated Principals, Alter Drown, Western Waste, Sincere Fibers, Out, Eco Guerillas, Closet Cast and as previously mentioned, Fecal Matter.

Most of these bands would eventually fall into obscurity, except for Fecal Matter, whose lead singer and guitarist would go on to form the world-famous grunge rock band Nirvana.

The cover art is quite simple, it contains the logo for Baghead Records, which is a sketch of a man with a bag on his head with a speech balloon reading, "You suck!!". The rest of the cover features the tracklist. The background for the cover art is entirely red, with no other color visible.

In an advert for Baghead Records' previous compilation album Death Before Dishonor, it states that music needed to be sent personally to Baghead Records' P.O box in Seal Beach, California.^[2] It is likely that either Kurt Cobain or Dale Crover, the drummer of the band, sent a copy of their demo tape Illiteracy Will Prevail to Baghead Records for them to place one of the songs from that tape onto Get Obnoxious.

1. "No Place" - Gun Control
2. "Gun Control" - Gun Control
3. "We Don't Need" - Youthquake
4. "It Wasn't Your Choice" - Youthquake
5. "American Escalator" - Youthquake
6. "Stress Test" - Youthquake
7. "Burn Those Churches" - Hated Principles
8. "Rosemary's Abortion" - Hated Principles
9. "Micro Dot" - Hated Principles
10. "The Only" - Alter Drown
11. "Live or Die" - Alter Drown
12. "Sound of Dentage" - Fecal Matter
13. "Menace To Society" - Western Waste
14. "We're The Ones" - Western Waste
15. "War For Peace" - Western Waste
16. "Time is Matter" - Western Waste
17. "No Problem" - Sincere Fibers
18. "Yesterday Was Just That" - Sincere Fibers
19. "Hard Day's Work" - Sincere Fibers
20. "UTC" - Sincere Fibers
21. "Brown Bleach" - Out
22. "My Umbrella" - Out
23. "Today's Pig is Tomorrow's Bacon" - Eco Guerillas
24. "Strip Mine" - Eco Guerillas
25. "Cyanide Death Candy Factory" - Eco Guerillas
26. "For Your Protection" - Eco Guerillas
27. "Come On Girls" - Closet Cast
28. "Broken Dolls" - Closet Cast
29. "Blitzkrieg Bop" - Closet Cast (The Ramones cover)
30. "Stand By" - Closet Cast