PJsig08

1. 60%
2. USA-holes
3. Seeing Double At The Triple Rock
4. We March To The Beat Of Indifferent Drum
5. The Marxist Brothers
6. The Man I Killed
7. Benny Got Blowed Up
8. Leaving Jesusland
9. Getting High On the Down Low
10. Cool and Unusual Punishment
11. Wolves In Wolves’ Clothing
12. Cantado En Espanol
13. 100 Times Fuckeder
14. Instant Crassic
15. You Will Lose Faith
16. One Celled Creature
17. Doornails
18. 60% (Reprise)


Let's hope it's good...any other big NOFX fans here?

Adam Tyner

I'm looking forward to it, especially since I can't stop listening to Seeing Double at the Triple Rock.

chino77

i used to be a pretty big fan but for some reason i havent listened to them for awhile...."seeing double..." sounds pretty good.

Absolut

I'm really looking forward to this. Other than a few standout tracks their last album was a dissapointment, hopefully this one is a little stronger.

SeekOnce

I love NOFX. And "Seeing Double" is a solid track. These guys almost never disappoint.

FantasticVSDoom

Man its been years since I have listened to a new NOFX cd, but their older stuff still has regular rotation in my Ipod...The Brews is one of my favorite "workout" songs. Maybe its time to "re-visit" them and check out this new one.

Adam Tyner

Another mp3 posted on Fat Wreck's site:
http://www.fatwreck.com/audio_track/...s_Fuckeder.mp3

(Note to any mods who might misunderstand: Fat Wreck's their label, so this isn't some nasty underground bootleg thing.)

FatTony

i have yet to hear a nofx album i didn't like at least a little bit. this is easily one of my most anticipated albums this year!

PJsig08

Any thoughts? I just picked it up and will hopefully give it a good listen through today.

Adam Tyner

My initial reaction is that it's their weakest album since "Heavy Petting Zoo" (and I'd probably say weaker than that). I mean, it's okay, but it's less poppy/melodic than they've been in many years, and although there are definitely a bunch of speedy, hypercaffeinated rave-ups, a lot of the album leans towards a slower tempo. Few catchy hooks, few memorable lyrics, the sequencing seems kinda scattershot... It's not unlistenable or anything, but I'm pretty sure it'll be one of those CDs I listen to for a few days, put on the shelf, and never pop in my stereo again. Forgettable.

I still love "...Triple Rock", though.

pinata242

Well, how about The Man I Killed. Wonder what that's all about...