Holy Crap! This is what people call a "sleeper hit". only heard of this band through meeting Erik Petersen at a Mischief Brew show, and he HIGHLY recommended this band, then i got high and forgot. 5 years later i remembered once i saw interpunks home page... so i took a dive never hearing a song, or any research prior... and it made it sooo much better going in unknown. Ive had it about 3 weeks now, and it gets played a few times a week. its simply awesome. get this.

i bought the self titled from my local HMV when i was in grade 10 (2002) and fell in love with it, and then forgot all about them. Being a huge operation ivy fan, and a vandals fan, this is the perfect mix of both. its fun music that always gets played by my friends at our parties, and my friends are all metalheads, but love this album. enough said

Pretty good skate-punk 7". Any fans of young,angry, punk-rock bands, this is a sure bet. or if you like Erik Petersen/Mischief brew, this is a time-warp back to his youth and you can hear the early roots of Mischief Brew. Defiantly worth the money.

its not even 22 or 23 songs! haha, it's 21! this is becoming one of my favorite NOFX albums, cause for the most part, I'm a sucker for a "B-Side and Demos" album! The less production for me; the better! Hint Hint: Fuck the kids/ Surfer!!

Its much different then their first album. The addition of Jasper (subhumans/citizen fish/culture shock) on vocals for 2 songs didnt work. but the rest of the album is quite good. Less ska, more filthy-grindcore'ish, i dont know how to describe it, buts its good. worth checking out.

Hmmm, well, it's the "new" NOFX sound. The album is starts off with 72 Hookers, which sets a tone of... it's gonna be a fun political album. Then the next few songs are songs that were released on the 7" 's for this album, which slows down the pace for the album. It unfortunatly picks up with song 11: I've got jealous again,again (which is a deep song about Mike's divorce and his love of music). All in all, not bad, but not the best they've released.

New incarnation of Against Me! is pretty solid. i hate that they're taking so much crap for it, all the power to them. and this 7" was decent. Most bands (cough..NOFX..cough) puts out a 7" of a-side:album version of a song// b-side: a demo from that album (or a scratched track). but against me! puts out an alternate version of an album song, and a scratched track. much nicer approach to a 7" release. Its worth the money.

A pretty badass introduction album, actually. Stza is a genius. Everything he puts out is awesome. By far their best lineup. Would have been nice to see Brandon playing drums (passed away in '04) on the brain-child he and stza created. But having Ara on drums made up for it. Pretty good album. i HIGHLY suggest getting it, especially if your a fan of CV/LoC.

A classic punk-rock album. I bought the CD from our local music store when i was in grade ten (2002: a year after its release) and that CD was passed around like a whore at a party. and by the time i got it back, it was scratched and couldn't play anymore... so ten years later i bought the LP. Best decision! If you need to read a review to convince you to buy this album, then you shouldn't buy it. You should already have this CD/LP!

Its NOFX, what else can be said? The A-sideIf you like the newer NOFX sound, get it. If you like the older stuff, go get Surfer/fuck the kids instead.