What makes The Longest Line by NOFX notable?

The album is notable for its satirical commentary on societal issues, particularly evident in tracks like 'Kill All the White Man.' It received positive reviews for its energetic sound and clever lyrics, helping to further establish NOFX as a prominent band in the punk rock community, especially within the growing skate punk scene of the early '90s. When 'The Longest Line' was released in 1992, NOFX was solidifying their presence in the punk scene following their breakthrough album 'S&M Airlines' from 1989. This release marked their third studio album and showcased a maturation in their sound and lyrical content, bridging their early hardcore roots with more melodic elements.

Who is The Longest Line for?

The Longest Line works well if you're into short, energetic bursts, quick, punchy songs and satirical and provocative themes.

How many songs are on The Longest Line?

The Longest Line has 5 tracks, running approximately 13 minutes.

The Longest Line

NOFX · 1992

13 min · 5 tracks · hardcore punk · pop-punk · ska punk

A raucous blend of punk energy and sharp satire delivered with frenetic melodies and unyielding rhythms.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

short, energetic bursts
quick, punchy songs
satirical and provocative themes
upbeat and lively pacing

Where this album fits

Career context: When 'The Longest Line' was released in 1992, NOFX was solidifying their presence in the punk scene following their breakthrough album 'S&M Airlines' from 1989. This release marked their third studio album and showcased a maturation in their sound and lyrical content, bridging their early hardcore roots with more melodic elements.
Stylistic neighbors: Bad Religion· Pennywise· Lagwagon