Fourth From the Last is the first album by the band The W's, released in 1998 by 5 Minute Walk. The name of the album is derived from the fact that the letter W is the fourth from the last letter in the Latin alphabet. The album was well received, achieving No. 4 on Billboards Heatseekers chart and "Top Contemporary Christian" charts, and No. 147 on the Billboard 200. Although the album was pulled from the shelves of LifeWay Christian Resources stores for containing "indecent" words the album eventually sold over 200,000 units. The album received two Dove Awards in 1999, first for "Modern Rock Album of the Year," and "Modern Rock Record Song of the Year" for the song "The Devil Is Bad". The hidden track is a tribute to the band Five Iron Frenzy, performed in the style of Wesley Willis. Track listing All songs written by The W's except where noted. "Open Minded" "The Devil Is Bad" () "Frank" "J.P." "Moses" "Pup" "King of Polyester" "Jason E" "Alarm Clock" "Flower Tattoo" "Dexter" "Hui" Hidden Track (about Five Iron Frenzy) Credits Andrew Schar — lead vocals, guitar Brian Morris — drums, cover art talent Valentine Hellman — tenor sax, clarinet Bret Barker — trumpet Todd Gruener — bass, vocals James Carter — alto sax, background vocals Production Masaki Liu – producer Frank Tate – executive producer Ken Lee – mastering at Kenneth Lee Mastering, Oakland, California Aaron James – album design and layout David Dobson – photography References 1998 debut albums The W's albums