Maximum Rocknroll cover

Maximum Rocknroll

NOFX · 1992

37 min · 22 tracks · hardcore punk · pop-punk · ska punk

Fast-paced, irreverent punk anthems collide with biting social commentary and rebellious spirit.

Why this album works

Maximum Rocknroll is significant for capturing the ethos of early '90s punk culture while also influencing subsequent pop-punk bands. The album's humor and critique of societal norms resonated widely, contributing to NOFX's rise as one of the leading bands in the punk genre. Its impact is reflected in consistent airplay on college radio and inclusion in various punk compilations.
Best for
short bursts of high energy cathartic release through chaos for quick, rebellious moments
Context
By the time of its release in 1992, NOFX was solidifying its presence in the punk scene with this third studio album. This album followed their previous release, 'S&M Airlines,' and marked a turning point in their sound, embracing a more comedic and satirical approach to punk rock. It showcased their growing influence within the underground music community.
Stylistic neighbors
Sum 41· Strung Out· No Doubt

Tracklist

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

  • 1 Live Your Life Standout 2:20
  • 2 My Friends 2:17
  • 3 Six Pack Girls 0:35
  • 4 Bang Gang 1:30
  • 5 Hit It 1:53
  • 6 Hold It Back 1:14
  • 7 ID 2:00
  • 8 Cops and Donuts Standout 2:08
  • 9 Iron Man 4:43
  • 10 Shitting Bricks 1:55
  • 11 Moms Rules 1:15
  • 12 On My Mind 1:33
  • 13 White Bread Standout 1:47
  • 14 Lager in the Dark 0:34
  • 15 Too Mixed Up 2:26
  • 16 Drain Bramaged 0:40
  • 17 Bob Turkee 2:08
  • 18 No Problems 1:12
  • 19 Memories 0:54
  • 20 Beast Within 0:55
  • 21 Instramental 2:35
  • 22 Ant Attack 0:45

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