did not reach the top 50 – although it was popular with listeners of national radio station, Triple J, appearing on their Hottest 100 poll for that year. The sixth album track, "Monday", is The Living End's epitaph to the 1996 Dunblane massacre. The band supported The Offspring on the latter's Americana Tour during 1999. During 1999 they issued a US-only single, "Trapped", which did not chart. In December 1999 The Living End was certified 4× Platinum by Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) for shipment of 280,000 units. In October 2010 it was listed in the book, 100 Best Australian Albums. As of July 2012 it is the band's most commercially successful album. Reception Allmusic's reviewer, Stephen Thomas Erlewine, felt "they've cleverly appropriated certain rockabilly signatures – most ridiculously, the upright acoustic bass – that give their homage to the golden age of punk a bit of charm. That would be enough to elevate them above many of their contemporaries, but they happen to rock harder and write better songs than many late-'90s punkers". The album peaked at No.33 on the Billboard Heatseekers Chart. While Rolling Stones Noah Tarnow found the group "revives the juvie mentality of several generations of guitar slingers, blending rockabilly's greasy-haired swagger with pissed-punk vitriol". The authors of 100 Best Australian Albums remembered "[t]his was a record that boomed out of bedrooms across the country and turned the front of stage at summer festivals into pure bedlam... [the album] was made quickly, but with assuredness; the trio ... knew what they wanted". Track listing All songs written by Chris Cheney, except for where noted. Note: "Sleep on It" was omitted and changed to "Strange" for all versions released outside Australia. "Strange" had already appeared on previous releases in Australia and it was deemed unnecessary to repeat the track again for Australian fans. Singles "Save the Day" (1998) "Prisoner of Society" (1998) – (also featured in the video game Guitar Hero World Tour) "All Torn Down" (1999) "Trapped" (1999) "West End Riot" (1999) "Second Solution" (1998) "Tainted Love" (1998) – (Live; Gloria Jones cover) Charts Weekly charts Year-end charts Certifications Personnel The Living End members Chris Cheney – vocals, guitar Travis Demsey – drums, backing vocals Scott Owen – double bass, backing vocals Additional musicians Alistair Shepherd (from Area-7) – saxophone on "Trapped" Toby Dargaville (from Area-7) – trumpet on "Trapped" Recording process Producer – Lindsay Gravina