History Music / GodWeenSatanTheOneness

* {{Pastiche}}: "Old Man Thunder" is a song in the style of Music/BobSeger - specifically it seems to exist to be an AffectionateParody of how Bob pronounces the word "thunder" during the bridge of "Night Moves".

* ACappella: "Up on the Hill", being a gospel song worshiping the demon-god Boognish (pictured on the cover), fittingly starts as this, until it breaks out into a guitar-driven punk song in the second half.

* {{Pastiche}}: "Old Man Thunder" is a song in the style of Music/BobSeger.

* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: Most of the album spans from a 5-7, with a few outliers. "You Fucked Up" is a low 8, "L.M.L.Y.P." is a 4, "Don't Laugh (I Love You)" is a 3 (excluding the outro), and "Puffy Cloud" is a 1.

* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Unlike the [[Music/ThePod two]] [[Music/PureGuava albums]] which followed, most of this album was recorded professionally on a 16-track machine with a live rhythm section.

* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Unlike the following three albums, this album was recorded professionally on a 16-track machine with a live rhythm section.

* {{Pastiche}}: "Old Man Thunder" is a song in the style of Bruce Springsteen.

* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Unlike the following three albums, this album was recorded professionally on a 16-track machine.

* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Unlike the later albums, this album was recorded professionally on a 16-track machine.

* {{Sampling}}: An unintentional example: Music/PinkFloyd's "Echos" can be heard at the ending of "Birthday Boy" because they recorded the song over a Pink Floyd cassette. They decided to keep it in the album.

* GratuitousSpanish: "El Camino", which seems to be about cars with Spanish-sounding names (El Camino, Toronado, Cordoba).

* GratuitousSpanish: "El Camino", which apparently translates into "The Way". However, "El Camino" is the name for a real car (the Chevrolet El Camino), which is most likely what this song was inspired by.

* GratuitousSpanish: "El Camino", which apparently translates into "The Way".

#"You Fucked Up" - 1:37
#"Tick" - 1:53
#"I'm in the Mood to Move" - 1:16
#"I Gots a Weasel" - 1:22
#"Fat Lenny" - 2:07
#"Cold + Wet" - 1:12
#"Bumblebee" - 1:19
#"Bumblebee Part Two" - 1:23*
#"Don't Laugh (I Love You)" - 2:49
#"Never Squeal" - 2:25
#"Up on the Hill" - 1:56
#"Wayne's Pet Youngin'" - 1:41
#"Nicole" - 9:20
#"Common Bitch" - 1:46
#"El Camino" - 2:17
#"Old Queen Cole" - 1:34
#"Stacey" - 1:58*
#"Nan" 2:55
#"Licking the Palm for Guava" - 1:07
#"Mushroom Festival in Hell" - 2:35
#"L.M.L.Y.P." - 8:48
#"Papa Zit" - 1:15
#"Hippy Smell" - 2:11*
#"Old Man Thunder" - 0:23
#"Birthday Boy" - 3:31
#"Blackjack" - 4:36
#"Squelch the Weasel" - 3:11
#"Marble Tulip Juicy Tree" - 5:24
#"Puffy Cloud" - 2:40

* EntitledToHaveYou: The narrator of "Nan", Eddie Dingle, who starts the song by singing about how he loves a girl named "Nan", and then later in the song he catches Nan with another man named "Danny", and goes on a tangent on how Nan is a "fuckin bitch" for choosing Danny over him.

!!Tropes:

''[=GodWeenSatan=]: The Oneness'' is the debut album of the American alternate rock band, Ween. It was released in 1990 on Twin/Tone Records, making it the only release by the band on the label before moving to Shimmy Disc, and then Electra. This album is notable for tracks like "You Fucked Up", "Nan", and "L.M.L.Y.P." among others, with the three named tracks remaining concert staples. In 2001, the album was reissued on Restless Records with three bonus tracks to commemorate the album's "25th[[note]]actually the 11th[[/note]] anniversary".

** "Nicole" starts off as a sweet love song before slowly morphing into this trope.