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All the Best Songs

No Use for a Name · 2007

72 min · 26 tracks · punk

An energetic blend of punk rock anthems that capture the essence of youthful rebellion and introspective lyricism.

Why this album works

The album showcases some of No Use for a Name's most celebrated tracks, solidifying their legacy in the punk rock genre. It received positive reviews and highlighted the band's influence on subsequent punk bands during the early 2000s, capturing a moment when melodic punk was gaining substantial traction.
Career context
Released in 2007, 'All the Best Songs' serves as a compilation of No Use for a Name's most impactful tracks from their earlier albums, marking the band's evolution in the punk rock scene. This collection arrives just before the band faced a significant lineup change and ultimately their hiatus, making it a retrospective look at their career up to that point.
Stylistic neighbors
Flatfoot 56· NOFX· No Doubt

Tracklist

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

  • 1 International You Day Standout 2:54
  • 2 Justified Black Eye Standout 2:39
  • 3 Coming Too Close 3:04
  • 4 Invincible 2:18
  • 5 Dumb Reminders Standout 2:49
  • 6 Fatal Flu 2:27
  • 7 Life Size Mirror 3:14
  • 8 On the Outside 2:51
  • 9 Soulmate 3:04
  • 10 Let Me Down 2:58
  • 11 Permanent Rust 2:33
  • 12 Chasing Rainbows 2:50
  • 13 Not Your Savior 3:54
  • 14 Black Box 2:52
  • 15 The Answer Is Still No 2:39
  • 16 Straight From the Jacket 2:22
  • 17 Any Number Can Play 2:44
  • 18 For Fiona 2:45
  • 19 The Daily Grind 2:22
  • 20 Let It Slide 2:14
  • 21 Feeding the Fire 2:28
  • 22 Part Two 3:35
  • 23 Growing Down 2:04
  • 24 Exit 3:35
  • 25 History Defeats 2:22
  • 26 Stunt Double 2:11

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