This album is embarrassing, and one of the most overrated albums from the underground that I've ever heard. For one, Fat Mike has developed that stupid, pretentious 'punker-than-thou' attitude. The most inexcusable of all, however, is that NOFX think that because they adopt a preachy, retarded 'what's punk and what's not punk enough' idea, sing shallow politics and lame jokes and are reluctant to sign to major labels that it qualifies them to have a color-by-the-numbers sound that could be comparable to early Blink 182 records and Less Than Jake records. What a complete disgrace.

And if you think that's bad, check out their more recent, more worse, more pretentious, more teary-eyed records, one even mindlessly jumping on the bandwagon for politics, of which they know very little (if anything) about (want real political rock bands? Ever heard of Dead Kennedys?).

NOFX REALLY need to go back to their old school sound. Yes, as much as you 90's NOFX freaks would hate me for this, I really wish that NOFX would ditch the whiny, poppy, shallow crap they play now and opt for the hardcore sound they once had that mixed hardcore punk with metal and hard rock. I'm talking about when NOFX were GOOD, with their albums such as NOFX, So What If We're On Mystic, The PMRC Can Suck On This, and Maximum Rocknroll.

So if you tire of preachy, cookie-cutter Blink 182-esque pop rock that covers up their pathetic sound by trying so hard to 'fit in' to punk but hiding the fact by preaching to the standardized image NOFX have conceived like a 'punk rock gospel' and pride in being underground, don't waste your money on this trash. Or for that matter, anything NOFX have put out after the 80's.

If you want to get an album from when NOFX were actually GOOD and unique, not giving a damn about what others thought of them, however, pick up a copy of Maximum Rocknroll. If you share the same thoughts as me, you'll love Maximum Rocknroll for the original, fast, thrashy, chugging, raw, nutty, independent, funny, punk metal rock album it has made itself out to be. Maximum Rocknroll. I love that album so much.
This album is embarrassing, and one of the most overrated albums from the underground that I've ever heard. For one, Fat Mike has developed that stupid, pretentious 'punker-than-thou' attitude. The most inexcusable of all, however, is that NOFX think that because they adopt a preachy, retarded 'what's punk and what's not punk enough' idea, sing shallow politics and lame jokes and are reluctant to sign to major labels that it qualifies them to have a color-by-the-numbers sound that could be comparable to early Blink 182 records and Less Than Jake records. What a complete disgrace. And if you think that's bad, check out their more recent, more worse, more pretentious, more teary-eyed records, one even mindlessly jumping on the bandwagon for politics, of which they know very little (if anything) about (want real political rock bands? Ever heard of Dead Kennedys? ). NOFX REALLY need to go back to their old school sound. Yes, as much as you 90's NOFX freaks would hate me for this, I really wish that NOFX would ditch the whiny, poppy, shallow crap they play now and opt for the hardcore sound they once had that mixed hardcore punk with metal and hard rock. I'm talking about when NOFX were GOOD, with their albums such as NOFX, So What If We're On Mystic, The PMRC Can Suck On This, and Maximum Rocknroll. So if you tire of preachy, cookie-cutter Blink 182-esque pop rock that covers up their pathetic sound by trying so hard to 'fit in' to punk but hiding the fact by preaching to the standardized image NOFX have conceived like a 'punk rock gospel' and pride in being underground, don't waste your money on this trash. Or for that matter, anything NOFX have put out after the 80's. If you want to get an album from when NOFX were actually GOOD and unique, not giving a damn about what others thought of them, however, pick up a copy of Maximum Rocknroll. If you share the same thoughts as me, you'll love Maximum Rocknroll for the original, fast, thrashy, chugging, raw, nutty, independent, funny, punk metal rock album it has made itself out to be. Maximum Rocknroll. I love that album so much.