Various Artists

Vans Warped Tour 2002 Tour Compilation

Editor's Review:

Though the Lilith Fair and Horde Festival met their demise years ago, Vans Warped Tour continues to thrive, bringing with it music that reminds us why pop music sucks. The mighty NOFX breaks us into the high-energy punk that dominates the album with "Three on Speed." Other little gems on the album include Sum 41 with "Crazy Amanda Bunkface" and Warped Tour regulars the Mighty Mighty Bosstones with their trombone driven "You Gotta Go!" Underground culture darlings Flogging Molly bring a different flavor of bluegrass with "What's Left of the Flag" that makes you feel downright patriotic. In other words, there's a little bit of everything for that aggressive release…have at it!
- Valerie Lum


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Record Label Side One Dummy Records
Released June 2002

Tracks

Stage 1

  1. NOFX- Three on Speed
  2. Mighty Mighty Bosstones- You Gotta Go!
  3. Sum 41- Crazy Amanda Bunkface
  4. Mid Town- Become What you Hate
  5. Good Charlotte- East Coast Anthem
  6. Swingin' Utters
  7. The Casualties- Nightmare
  8. Lawrence Arms- Navigating the Windward Passage
  9. Manic Hispanic- I Want to Be a Chulo
  10. Finch- Untitled
  11. Avoid One Thing- Every Second of Every Day
  12. Antifreeze- She'll learn
  13. Glassjaw- Cosmopolitan Blood Loss
  14. Tsunami Bomb- Not Forever
  15. Reach the Sky- This Sadness Alon
  16. No Use For a Name- Dumb Reminders
  17. Sloppy Meateateres- Escape
  18. Slick Shoes- My Ignorance
  19. Take back Sunday- Great Romances of the 20th Century
  20. From Autumn to Ashes- Capeside Rock
  21. Unsung Zeros- Miracle
  22. Divit- Dressing Room
  23. Throw Rag- Bag of Glue
  24. Too Rude- Re-invention
  25. Ozma- No One Needs To Know

Stage 2

  1. Alkaline Trio- Armageddon
  2. Madcap-These Old Feelings
  3. Flogging Molly- What's Left of the Flag
  4. The Briggs- 3rd World War
  5. One Man Army- SOS
  6. Autopilot Off- Nothing Frequency
  7. Thursday- Cross Out the Eyes
  8. Kill Your Idols- Madly
  9. Breathe In- Amygdala
  10. The Movielife- Hand Granade
  11. The Damned- Lookin for Action
  12. The Eyeliners- I Could Never Hate you
  13. Lagwagon- Dinner and a Movie
  14. Murphy's Law- Maximum Lie
  15. Mi6- Stupid Little Things
  16. Throwdown-Live Life, NO Rules
  17. Against All authority- Mr. International
  18. The Used- Maybe Memories
  19. Dag Nasty- Ghosts
  20. Avenged Sevenfold- The Art of Subconscious Illusion
  21. Name Taken- Someone
  22. Death on Wednsday- Winter
  23. Vendetta Red- The Long Good bye
  24. Destruction Made Simple- 21 Year Plan
  25. The Ataris- Carnage
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