LP Record review:
NOFX - So Long And Thanks For All The Shoes

NOFX - So Long And Thanks For All The Shoes

Band: NOFX Title: So Long And Thanks For All The Shoes Rating: Release Date: 01 October, 2004 Media: LP Record Tracks: 1: It's My Job to Keep Punk Rock Elite 2: Kids of the K-Hole 3: Murder the Government 4: Monosyllabic Girl 5: 180 Degrees 6: All His Suits Are Torn 7: All Outta Angst 8: I'm Telling Tim 9: Champs Elysées 10: Dad's Bad News 11: Kill Rock Stars 12: Eat the Meek 13: Desperation's Gone 14: Flossing a Dead Horse 15: Quart in Session 16: Falling in Love

Editoral Review Ten years into a remarkable run of smart, snotty, cynical, hopeful, and always in-your-face-albums, Fat Mike and his crew still maintain a winning percentage to rival the Harlem Globetrotters'. As long as there are bands like NoFX, punk rock needn't worry about requiring life support. Snippets of ska and outright pop enter the mix here and there on this eighth full-length release, but whatever the sound, the mood is as thoroughly smart-ass as ever. More often than not, NoFX's barbs are directed inward--as you might expect from a band with a concert disc entitled I Heard They Suck Live. That giddily defeatist mood is captured perfectly on lunatic sneerfests like "It's My Job to Keep Punk Rock Elite" and "All Outta Angst. " --David Sprague .. You can see a complete list of all NOFX discography, or go back to the NOFX tabs