45 or 46 Songs That Weren't Good Enough to Go on Our Other Records cover

45 or 46 Songs That Weren't Good Enough to Go on Our Other Records

NOFX · 2002

46 min · 21 tracks · hardcore punk · pop-punk · ska punk

A frenetic blend of humor and social commentary wrapped in catchy punk melodies and rapid-fire rhythms.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • quick bursts of humor
  • frenetic energy for parties
  • ironic commentary on society
  • sing-along anthems with friends
  • for short listens

Maybe skip if you want

  • prefer slow, reflective music
  • seek longer, cohesive albums

Where this album fits

Career context
When NOFX released this compilation in 2002, they were already established figures in the punk scene, having gained significant recognition with their previous albums like 'So Long and Thanks for All the Shoes' (1997). This album served as a bridge between their earlier releases and the growing commercial success of their later work, showcasing tracks that didn't fit into previous projects but still exemplified their signature style.
Stylistic neighbors
Bad Religion· Pennywise· Lagwagon

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Pimps and Hookers 2:13
  • 2 All of Me 2:05
  • 3 We Threw Gasoline on the Fire and Now We Have Stumps for Arms and No Eyebrows 2:44
  • 4 Drugs Are Good 2:18
  • 5 Lower 2:47
  • 6 Forming 0:50
  • 7 Electricity 2:06
  • 8 Lazy 3:02
  • 9 The Plan 2:59
  • 10 Timmy the Turtle 1:39
  • 11 Punk Song 0:47
  • 12 See Her Pee 0:30
  • 13 Zyclone B Bathhouse 1:37
  • 14 Last Caress 1:31
  • 15 Bath of Least Resistance 1:47
  • 16 We Ain’t Shit 3:05
  • 17 San Francisco Fat 2:44
  • 18 Vincent 3:21
  • 19 Pump Up the Valium 1:46
  • 20 Pods and Gods 2:57
  • 21 Eat the Meek (dub mix) 3:33

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