No Use For A Name

Editor's Review:

This album sounds like No Use For A Name, except live. And drunk. Despite these shortcomings, the album is successful because there is some witty-between-song-banter and because the sound engineer did a good job of mincing the drums and guitars. What is extra cool about this disc is that it has a neat comic book that comes with it that tells entirely no story whatsoever. It was written by the band themselves, so that’s probably why. The enhanced CD is cool though because Fat Mike interviews the band. I liked the cover of Bob Marley’s "Redemption Song," — it is appropriately, a redemptive end to the album.

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Record Label Fat Wreck Chords Released September 2001

Tracks Intro Invincible Coming Too Close Chasing Rainbows On The Outside Straight From the Jacket Soulmate Not Your Savior Don’t Miss The train Justified black Eye Gene And Paul I Hate You Most Of All Sara Fisher Room 19 The Answer Is Still No Martian Hail To The King Feeding The Fire Exit 6 Degrees From Misty Redemption Song