Maximum RocknRoll

by NOFX

Overview

NOFX's lo-fi debut is routine, mid-'80s SoCal punk in the vein of the Descendants and other bratty, mile-a-minute punk bands; while most of the sonic characteristics that later defined the group's sound (including Bad Religion-influenced vocal harmonies) are missing, Maximum RocknRoll proves that NOFX's goofball humor was in effect from day one (see "Six Pack Girls," "Cops and Donuts," and "Shitting Bricks"). Perhaps best of all is the band's cover of Black Sabbath's "Iron Man." The liner notes include a June 1991 Maximum Rock 'n' Roll interview with Fat Mike, in which he gives props to bands like Snuff and Green Day. Amusing and historically interesting, but only for serious fans. [Mystic issued an enhanced edition in 2008.] ~ Andy Hinds

Product Details

Release Date:	06/10/2008
Label:	Mystic Records
UPC:	0727563018012

Tracks

1. Live Your Life
2. My Friends
3. Six Pack Girl
4. Bang Gang
5. Hit It
6. Hold It Back
7. ID
8. Cops and Donuts
9. Iron Man
10. Shitting Bricks
11. Mom's Rules
12. On My Mind
13. White Bread
14. Lager in the Dark
15. Too Mixed Up
16. Drain Bramaged
17. Bob Turkee
18. No Problems
19. Memories
20. Beast Within
21. Instrumental
22. Ant Attack

Album Credits

Performance Credits

NOFX   Primary Artist
Scott Sellers   Drums
Eric Melvin   Vocals,Guitar
Fat Mike   Vocals,Bass

Technical Credits

Scott Sellers   Group Member
Eric Melvin   Group Member
Black Sabbath   Composer
Mike   Composer
Fat Mike   Group Member