nofx suck. fat mike needs to kill himself.

I hate NoFX, hence the user name. Ok, that's a lie.

The Decline is their best work IMO but I think that Punk in Drublic, White Trash.. and So Long.. are also intense albums. Kids of the K-Hole is probably my favourite song along with the decline that I mentioned previously. I think that NoFX are back to their best judging by their new EP, which is also totally off the hook

Here's To NoFX

:chug:

I love NOFX, one of the best Pop-Punk bands out there. I've only had the chance to see 'em live once, but they were amazing.

My favourite albums are White Trash, 2 Heebs and a Bean, So Long and Thanks for all the Shoes or Ribbed.

[QUOTE=RandyfromPennywise]Yeah I just wanted to be a brat by saying that. I can see why people wouldn't like them, and I am certainly not always in the mood for NOFX (or punk for that matter), but when I am, there's no finer. Fat Mike's basslines are very nice, and The Decline is a real masterpiece.[/QUOTE]

Nice coverup.

It's my turn to be a brat right? Just messing with you.

Fat Mike is a hugely underated bassist. He gets credit, but IMO not enough for his playting or writing abilities.

[QUOTE=Drop The Baby]Fat Mike is a hugely underated bassist. He gets credit, but IMO not enough for his playting or writing abilities.[/QUOTE]
Agreed. Some of his riffs are insane.

NoFX is a great band love em and to me they're what I think of when I think of punk. Multitalented, versatile and constantly pushing, great lyrics, music and attitude.

i wouldnt consider them pop punk as I feel that label is for bands in the mainstream, but I wouldn't consider their later stuff to be as hard punk.

fave album: so long and thanks....
Decline is amazing but so is most of their stuff.

I think that their new stuff is just a gradual progression of their music. they are getting better and better at writing lyrics, music and their overall talent is improving constantly. I listen to new nofx, and in contrary to other bands that put out new stuff, i'm not disappointed and will put it along with their other stuff

[QUOTE=Drop The Baby]Fat Mike is a hugely underated bassist. He gets credit, but IMO not enough for his playting or writing abilities.[/QUOTE]


In my opinion, Mike is a better bass player than Rancid's Matt Freeman. I'm one of 2 people I know who think that...

[QUOTE=Oz Rembrandt]In my opinion, Mike is a better bass player than Rancid's Matt Freeman. I'm one of 2 people I know who think that...[/QUOTE]
That's because Mike doesn't showcase it as openly as Matt...for one thing. It's easier to gauge skill when it's wide open and out there.

[QUOTE=Oz Rembrandt]In my opinion, Mike is a better bass player than Rancid's Matt Freeman. I'm one of 2 people I know who think that...[/QUOTE]

make it 3

they're pop-esque but i wouldnt put them in the same catagory as mxpx or simple plan kinda bands

[QUOTE=Permanent Solution]That's because Mike doesn't showcase it as openly as Matt...for one thing. It's easier to gauge skill when it's wide open and out there.[/QUOTE]

I guess so. Matt plays solo's alot, whereas Mike plays some great basslines, while singing, so its less noticable.

he does it a lot on the albums but i have seen some live stuff where he cant do it so well. like on the dvd he does Kill all the White man while speaking and is having a very hard time

I think fat mike is a great bassist, he's got some insane riffs and some dead easy ones as well, but as I agree that he's better than Matt from rancid, i'm probably biased as I never really got into rancid.... :o

What about Operation Ivy? You HAVE to check them out if you haven't already. Matt was their bassist too.

yeah he was under a different name. Matt Freeman is a better bassist then Fat Mike but Mike is a vocalist too so it is understandable.

NoFX is really good and i have some of their albums but i wound't consider them pop-punk.

Good band profile, very informative :thumb: .

New album should be good.

New album will be amazing, check out the new mp3 on fatwreck.com

[QUOTE=wicky428]Good band profile, very informative :thumb: .[/QUOTE]

Ta

i heard the new album was mostly stuff from the 7" of the Month Club.

im listening to the new album Wolves in Wolves' clothing right now!

is it any good. i am guessing it is not the best they have ever done.

its pretty good imo. there's even a song in mexican or dunno what language.

the song Doornails is a tribute to Derrick Plourde (lagwagon), Boomer, jason sears

NOFX are good, except for Franco-Unamerican.
I bought the ''Never Trust a hippy'' EP a couple of weeks ago, its awsome.
The song Seeing Double at the Triple Rock is great.

[QUOTE=belvedere86]its pretty good imo. there's even a song in mexican or dunno what language.[/QUOTE]

A song in Mexican? Are you kidding me?

Hahaha.

A song in spanish. Mexican isn't a language.

[QUOTE=belvedere86]im listening to the new album Wolves in Wolves' clothing right now![/QUOTE]
is You're Wrong on there? Not the acoustic one, the version with the whole band. They played it when I saw them in Chicago and it sounded great

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