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Tracklist
Disc one - counting sheep
01 Pimps And Hookers
02 All Of Me
03 We Threw Gasoline on the Fire...
04 Drugs Are Good
05 Lower
06 Forming
07 Electricity
08 Lazy
09 The Plan
10 Timmy The Turtle
11 Punk Song
12 See Her Pee
13 Zyclone B Bathhouse
14 Last Caress
15 Bath Of Least Resistance
16 We Ain't Shit
17 San Francisco Fat
18 Vincent
19 Pump Up The Valium
20 Pods And Gods
21 Eat The Meek (Dub Mix)

Disc two - catching zzz's
01 Fun Things To Fuck
02 Juice Head
03 Three on Speed
04 New Happy Birthday Song?
05 Talking 'Bout Yo Mama
06 Party Enema
07 Can't Get The Stink Out
08 Go To Work Wasted
09 Fuck The Kids
10 Whoa On The Whoas
11 Puke On Cops
12 I Gotta Pee
13 Totally Fucked
14 Fuck The Kids
15 Fuck The Kids II
16 I'm Telling Tim
17 Reagan Sucks
18 Posuer
19 My Name's Bud
20 Two On Glue
21 Please Stop Fucking My Mom
22 Murder The Government
23 Stranger The Fishin'
24 Eric Melvin vs. PCP
25 Always Hate Hippies

45 or 46 Songs That Weren't Good Enough to Go on Our Other Records has to be one of the longest, and greatest, album titles of all time. However, for you pedants out there, it's also far from accurate. These songs may not have been up to NOFX album standards, but all, bar one, were considered worthy for release on 7" singles, EPs, or compilations. And that one exception is a new song. All told, this comes close to bringing together much of the group's vinyl-only releases and tough to find numbers from indie compilations. Close, but obviously not all, as Fat Mike chose to deliberately omit songs so as not to wreck the "coolness" value of owning the originals. Of course, all 47 (to be precise) of these songs could have fit onto a single CD, but again, Mike wisely decided that was a bit much to handle in one sitting, and tossed them onto two discs. So what do you get? The Europe-only single "Drugs Are Good," "Thalidomide Child," the bonus track from their 1984 demo tape, most of the Fuck the Kids and Suffer EPs, the Fat Club-only "Zyclone B Bathhouse," their offerings to Epitaph's Punk-O-Rama compilation series, 1994's "We Ain't Shitty," and a very cool dub mix of "Eat the Meek." There's also a clutch of whacked covers, from the Germs' "Forming" and the Misfits' "Last Caress," both from tribute comps, to Don McLean's "Vincent" and the hilarious take on OMD's "Electricity." And so on, and on. Of course, NOFX's hardcore fans have all of these already, but it's a boon for the rest of the group's followers, even if, as Fat Mike insists, some of these are true throwaways. As usual, the singing bassist also plays compere and, across the copious CD booklet, gives the songs' histories, background, and lyrics. Oh yeah, the new song rocks as well. - Jo-Ann Greene, All Music Guide.

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