Rock the 40 Oz: Reloaded
Leftöver Crack · 2004
29 min · 13 tracks · hardcore punk
A chaotic blend of punk energy and ska rhythms, infused with sharp political commentary and irreverent humor.
Top tracks — play these first
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Jesus Has a Place for Me (Rock the 40 Oz.) — This track encapsulates the band's ethos, juxtaposing themes of faith and addiction through provocative lyrics and an infectious ska-punk rhythm.
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Nazi White Trash — With its confrontational lyrics and aggressive instrumentation, this track serves as a stark critique of racism and discrimination, embodying the band's commitment to social justice.
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Atheist Anthem (4-Track demo) — As a raw, unfiltered expression of skepticism towards organized religion, this demo version captures the band's anarchistic spirit and willingness to provoke thought.
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Crack City Rockers — This track blends punk aggression with ska influences, creating a danceable yet politically charged anthem that showcases the band’s unique sound.
Moments worth listening for
Where the writing does something specific.
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Nazi White Trash
The song shifts perspectives to confront hateful ideologies directly within its verses.
This structural choice creates a sense of urgency and accountability, forcing listeners to engage directly with the issues at hand.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Intro 1:12
- 2 Jesus Has a Place for Me (Rock the 40 Oz.) 3:00
- 3 Nazi White Trash 3:43
- 4 S.T.I. (Stop the Insanity) 1:57
- 5 Muppet Namblin' 1:40
- 6 The Good, The Bad and the LOC 1:43
- 7 Outro 0:40
- 8 Crack City Rockers 2:43
- 9 Muppet N.A.M.B.L.A. 1:01
- 10 Atheist Anthem (4-Track demo) 1:44
- 11 Nobody Is Free (4-Track demo) 1:29
- 12 Rock the 4-Track Oz. 2:25
- 13 Gay Rude Boys Unite (instrumental '99) / Apple Pie and Police State 6:11
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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