Survival of the Fattest Full Album

[@torksendal3020]

0:00 1) Hi-Standard - California Dreamin' 2:18 2) No Use For A Name - Justified Black Eye 4:58 3) Snuff - Nick Northern 8:13 4) Propagandhi - Nation States 10:33 5) Lagwagon - Sleep 12:29 6) Diesel Boy - Titty Twister 14:26 7) Good Riddance - Mother Superior 17:31 8) Tilt - Libel 19:54 9) Wizo - Raum Der Zeit 21:33 10) Strung Out - Rotten Apple 24:03 11) NOFX - Vincent 27:27 12) Frenzal Rhomb - Run 30:18 13) Hi-Standard - Wait For The Sun 32:37 14) Lagwagon - Lamens Terms 35:24 15) Bracket - Talk Show 38:11 16) Snuff - Walk 40:04 17) Me First And The Gimme Gimmes - Country Roads

[@GaslightManifesto]

Hey, thanks! I pinned this to the top of the video.

[@torksendal3020]

Glad to help :) Good memories to this album!

[@GaslightManifesto]

Same here! It was one of the first punk albums that I ever heard, back when I was 16. This album changed my life.

[@rth095]

My nigga

[@BlackMaria]

Frenzal Rhomb 😭👌

[@SB-he1cn]

Who's here in 2023 still banging every single song out like they did back when they first heard it at school! Nostalgia!

[@jeffmckenzie6593]

I remember going to see 8 bands for 8 bucks!!😂

[@ForestWoodworks]

Here. 90s HB Cali. Dang!!

[@nomnoms2396]

🤘 2024🎉

[@billyjoeLOGTRUCKco]

Same here 2024!!!! Had to find this to share with my kids lol !!!! I would bump this hours on end as a 12 year old and now I’m 42!!!! Omg

[@stevesun3658]

f!ck yeah i do !!!

[@jamescheak3014]

Man I was reading comments and damn... So many of us old fucks getting the feels for the 90's which was the best time for music imo

[@reidellis1988]

Almost 50 and still blasting this shit. Makes me feel 25 all over again. Stage dive while you still can!

[@devilsoffspring5519]

Fuck me, my life was pretty much over by the time I was 25. Work, work, work, struggle for money, money money until the day I die. Bills, bills bills and nothing else for the next half century until the bleed day my heart stops and I don't have to put effort into agonizing over trivial bullshit like money and working anymore. I still lived with my fucking parents too and lived on a shoestring, and I STILL live with them because life is too fucking expensive. I'm 46 now. Same story. Even though I never did anything but work. Music is great.

[@reidellis1988]

@@devilsoffspring5519 I worked my ass off. Was married with two kids. I let whole bands stay at my house. Ensign from New Jersey, By a Thread from Vancouver, BC.

[@devilsoffspring5519]

@@reidellis1988 That's cool :) Hope you have great memories. I did nothing but work like pretty much everyone around me, but people who do a little bit of living as well as just working are still to be found in minute numbers.

[@ytyu9373]

how did we survive ......shit luck lol

[@reidellis1988]

@@devilsoffspring5519 and you aren't one of them. Sad.

[@TheBrandonRogers]

One of my favorite compilation albums. Here because I’m sharing it with my 23 year old daughter.

[@dilididli2274]

Lets talk about putting a CD in your stereo while not having the need to skip a single song.

[@Swegner99]

I can't believe that feeling was so long ago

[@ghostgk5888]

Let’s talk about this. The whole disc would ride.

[@MagicSpamDragon]

@@ghostgk5888 i had this album on cassette

[@TheTylerRobison]

This made my day because this album was so iconic when I was growing up and it's so nice to still see people listening to it and loving it just as much today. Makes me feel way less old.

[@TheTylerRobison]

I want you all to be my friends

[@ニックネームなし-o5k]

My youth forever TSUNE R.I.P

[@ruf1980]

the golden era of cali-melodic-hc... Some of the best years of my life spent skating & smoking with my friends feeling invincible and immortal. Getting old sucks!

[@freddykrugerl2888]

Does have its perks too 😄

[@bseaken]

Im 42 and I will definitely have to concur, getting old does suck, although I still am not convinced that im not immortal 😂

[@kimmoran1007]

Best Punk Sampler Ever? Got to be in the top 3 at least...

[@mikeprato1791]

Definitely top 3 for me too. 1. The first Punk-O-Rama 2. Survival of the Fattest 3. Skamageddon

[@DanPantzig]

In no particular order: Punk O Rama 3 Survival of the Fattest Deep Thoughts Short Songs For Short People

[@DanPantzig]

Oh also Skamageddon 3

[@jonnycatt138]

Agreee!

[@ardoporkkropodra2474]

no....it's the best

[@HeatherTheGreat80]

The good ol' days of $5 punk shows growing up in the DC area! So happy to have come across this album on here, it takes me back to high school!!!

[@jwdalton]

Heather O' Brien same thing on the west coast. I fucking loved this time in music.

[@sebastiansosnowski19]

Same thing in central Canada! Every weekend there was someone playing, 5-10$ all age shows. Such an amazing, simple, care-free time.

[@DJMarcO138]

Free Fugazi shows at Ft.Reno park were the icing on the cake back in those days. But all of the cheap shows at WUST, the old 9:30 Club, Safari Club, BBQ Iguana, etc. were the absolute shit. (PG County boy here)

[@rylankinnell3622]

Introduced me to Propagandhi. So glad I bought this back in the day.

[@zacharyclarke4240]

they just keep getting better too

[@TheTylerRobison]

I got one of their albums and it was so damn good.

[@scottparker9500]

I had 2 of their albums in the 90’s and still have several of their songs in my playlists. I don’t agree politically with the commie bastards but they are thought provoking and a lot of those old songs are fucking bangers!

[@chloeburns2959]

best damn punk comp ever! Really got me into so many punk bands as a teenager along with the Epitaph and Fearless comps. Anthems for my early years. So much fun going to underground shows back then. Kids today really missed an epic era here. I'm sure all people will say the same thing about their generation but can kids really say that looking back at today's scene when they get older??? Man I just don't see it. "Oh man, back when I was young, I just ROCKED out to the celtic indie pop! SO SICK!" NOT

[@internetvide0]

Same

[@MagicSpamDragon]

B Real never in 10 life times newer gen will ever achieve our standards i dunno about you but i was sniffing my first micro dot at 12 then i got heavy into pot at 16 i got a job and got into coke heavy every weekend till 30's now i calmed down own a house but still smoke drugs i did were off the wall kids will talk about salvia divinorium as being holy shit when i was 14 a liter of gas (89 octane) between friends and cousins was holy fucking shit nothing like it ha

[@kulturvultur5036]

37 years old here and still do amphetamines and mdma on a regular basis. I have a great job, a house, kid, a wife. We have a good life. We're still punk inside. We just take our responsibilities and live the life we dreamed of having when we were 15 and listening to this album. All the best to y'all.

[@splitlick5]

I agree with you. This music was my life when I was 14 it all started getting into punk and Lagwagon, NOFX, Good Riddance, Bad Religion. The 3 First Bands I ever listened to consistently was Motely Crue, The Doors, and Ozzy Osborne when I was 12 years old.. Then it all went from there lol

[@markrago5024]

Chloe Burns I am more a metal, rock, and classic punk and new wave, been jamming lots of Iggy Pop and Stooges stuff lately ( check out Raw Power and Funhouse from Stooges, and New Values, Zombie Birdhouse, Post Pop Depression, and The Idiot by Iggy Pop) Anyways, I remember around 99 or so seeing Dropkick Murphy's, Strung Out and H8 Machine at Laga in Pittsburgh. That was my only true punk show, but I've seen some good punky metal bands over the years like Motorhead, Gwar, Hatebreed , and Slayer. I've never seen Iggy Pop, I'll be lucky if that happens, though he just toured 2 years ago at 69 years young with a band of Josh Homme and Dean Fertita from Queens of the Stone Age and Matt Helders from Arctic Monkeys. They were supporting the Post Pop Depression album and did alot of songs from The Idiot and Lust for Life albums from 1977. He was one of the founders of punk with Stooges, his first 6 or 7 solo albums were early prototypes for New Wave, Post Punk, Grunge, and Gothic. The dude is called the Godfather of Punk, but he and David Bowie were also among the first New Wave artists. Iggy's solo albums are to Stooges as Public Image Limited is to Sex Pistols, but Iggy released 3 or 4 solo records by the time PIL released their first. It's cool stuff, enjoy 😉

[@lailanidelao9337]

I literally bought this comp no less than 4 times, this and Give em The Boot were such good compilations!

[@TheTylerRobison]

Give Em The Boot one and two were some of my most played compilations next to Punk-O-Rama and the Fat Wreck Chords series.

[@ardoporkkropodra2474]

everyone had a copy so when yours went missing it's a needle in a haystack

[@jwdalton]

This album was what got me into punk in the 90's. It brought me out of metal into something new. I love this album because it reminds of that time before I had kids.

[@imthegrinchthatstolechrist4384]

this album is the fucken best punk compilation ever dude. I got it 17 years ago and its scratched to fuck all. i need to purchase another copy. love the hi standard songs and lagwagon and shit i just love it all.

[@monkeywizard77]

haha "before kids" I feel ya there. I've got 3 now, and this takes be back to being a teenager in my bedroom, living with my parents. My job was almost exclusively disposable income.. Very little responsibility.. those were the days.

[@imthegrinchthatstolechrist4384]

***** dude my job was that way too. 0 responsibility. Just had to make sure to get to work and not drive drunk.

[@SpeedcoreJihad]

@@monkeywizard77 i agree to that, "those were the days" but not to that "litte responsibility" not but it wasn´t that easy 😒

[@ender4life]

This album got me into punk in 1996. I still listen to it.

[@StellarsJay]

I'm listening right now!

[@psychoskin3797]

Same here! Got me pumped and ready for my bmx rides. Brings back some good memories 👍

[@hockey66jz]

Yup. This album was my first real intro into punk music. It all started with these albums. Mid 90's, grade 10 or something like that. I love that all us old farts still listen to these beauties.

[@PickledEggs4]

@Merrk I was also 16. I had been listening to punk about two years prior but this was like the ultimate comp.

[@wozzielfc401]

Yeah got me pumped to go pick up a board and go for a skate #feelsoldman

[@sloshvictim]

Best $4.99 I ever spent.

[@antidisestablishmentariani8119]

sloshvictim weren't they $ 3.99?

[@sloshvictim]

+Antidisestablishmentarianism Damn. I think you're right lol! I lost a lot of brain cells during that time period, sorry bro.

[@sloshvictim]

+zack bandera Atta boy. Fat Mike would be proud.

[@imthegrinchthatstolechrist4384]

hell yeah. I bought this at a record store 17 years ago. best punk compilation cd ever. I like the punk o rama's too but damn this cd. i still have it. its scratched to shit though. might have to consult ebay to see if i can make another purchase.

[@monkeywizard77]

Like the other guy said.. best $5 spent.. So many great bands. easily listened to this 100+ times. I picked it up because I'd get anything with NOFX on it, and it opened me up to so many other bands. Loved these fat comps.

[@IdoSchacham]

Whenever I hear the original version of "Vincent" on the radio it reminds me of the NOFX cover because that's the version that I actually heard first

[@BloculusMonster]

This.

[@johnrhodes8757]

Yesterday was Vincent Van Gogh’s birthday. The local radio station played Don McLean’s version. I felt the same way. This is the version that I heard first, and it will always stick with me.

[@noahhopkins1453]

Same. I honestly thought NOFX had written some kind of beautiful punk song. I knew about Don McLean's "American Pie" but nobody bothered to tell me "Vincent" was his as well.

[@fahdpar23]

Grew up with Don McLean, mom’s favorite song was Vincent Never really clicked with me, but NoFX cover does, and it makes me miss her every time I hear it

[@danfred7127]

I saw LagWagon at a little club in my city twice in the late 90s, while I was in high school. I don't remember much from those concerts, but I do still distinctly remember them playing "Sleep". The bassline would start, I remember everybody cheered, and then the whole crowd, like everybody in the crowd, would sing along to "HI IT'S ME. I'M BOOOORED AGAIN...." and since that's a relatively quiet opening, you could hear everybody. I'm getting chills right now thinking about it.

[@btc999]

This song played just as I read this 😊

[@buckets_of_lead]

I remember walking into the music store and being pumped every time I saw a new fat wreckchords comp. Those days are gone. Sad.

[@devilsoffspring5519]

No more music stores. No racks of CDs to look through. Even if 2 out of 3 times the new album I bought kinda sucked, I *really* miss buying CDs for some reason. When you finally got a good one, it was like owning a little piece of magic. I remember getting into Dude Ranch and Enema :) Everything now is online. It cool, but it's lame for some reason.

[@Humble.Monkey]

…I thought they had released more than this and, “Fat Music For Fat People” …my brain is a bit foggy these days… 🤙🏽

[@buckets_of_lead]

@@Humble.Monkey they had several. At least 5 that I remember.

[@Wez666]

This is such a great comp. Love NUFAN - RIP Tony Sly

[@Pipebomb666]

This CD has traveled in many hoodies.

[@amberb5624]

Love this...and in many discmans!

[@thevillageyid]

While riding a skateboard.

[@ghostgk5888]

Perfect to chop lines and break up weed! 🥳

[@davewest8522]

My copy is scratched to fuck

[@chameleon348]

Ceeee deeee?!? Whusss dat?! Lmfao. Jus playing. I think Mine travelled in all those ways. Much love to the 1990’s and everyone here

[@martian161]

Man...this whole corona thing is like travelling back in time (music-wise) for me.

[@easytoforget94]

Agreed. Prop is still licking ass and taking names though. Nofx is dying

[@mattpetz8694]

Propagandhi explains our current situation in Nation States. How fuckin crazy is that shit?

[@leitch100]

Truth

[@martian161]

@@mattpetz8694 Yeah....crazy shit.

[@t-vis6330]

@@mattpetz8694 those guys have been on point for a long long time

[@urbanbassslayers]

Best random album pick up EVER! Grabbed it on the way out of a show in berkley in the 90's.. Played that cd till it snapped in 2015. Glad you posted this for our enjoyment!! Thanks!

[@Gtedesco29]

My favorite song that always got me pumped up when i was 16 was the very first song by Hi-Standard California Dreamin' and i didn't know until my dad told me that it was a remake of the original by the mamas and the papas California Dreamin' Haha! at that time i thought wait a second a punk band doing a remake of the mamas and the papas from the 60s no way! it's an awesome song by both bands! I also really like the Good Riddance song mother superior, they have cool lyrics.

[@d74g0n]

My adolescence in a nutshell. Propagandi said it pretty succinctly honestly... we still need to fix this global problem.

[@easytoforget94]

Hope you and yours are safe and still listening. Covid 19

[@annefrankenstein2114]

@@easytoforget94 same to you my friend. Good luck everybody!

[@denaedorx3274]

This is me from 8 years in the future...I have bad news about the global problems....

[@Shallowdisillusion1]

Best comp of all time.

[@joesummers4919]

Hannah K everyones comments awsome! yes best comp of all time...

[@johnr.1592]

Punkorama... fat music for fat people, and this comp.

[@seanmcdougall8263]

Actually # 2 was best.... .. this lead to it.... 4th is a great number 3 and 3rd is a great fourth

[@thomasrainbow]

A classic! Dare I say it a masterpiece of a compilation! I was 16 living in Southern California when this came out!

[@jimarmstrong1865]

Definitely the best punk comp ever in my opinion. Changed my life and listened to it so many times growing up and still

[@jcrack23]

I owe my love of punk music to this album... changed my life (of course it was middle school, but still)

[@mayamarangoni8325]

california dreamin' é disparado um dos melhores covers da hi-standard, felizmente meus ídolos

[@lauradetmer8435]

Thank you!! Was so in the mood to listen to this right now.

[@innerdinosaurraar7734]

Titty Twister has been stuck in my head for days. Finding this whole album is so great. Thank you!

[@TheTylerRobison]

Personal favorite!

[@devilsoffspring5519]

Titty Twister is a good one :) Reminds me of The Fuck Off And Dies and their album called Dear Liver

[@rodler76]

What a wicked ass comp... Never gets old!

[@fausimo]

Oh man man, i bought that cd at 14 went to hundreds of shows around where i live and in the last 7 years all the rarer bands on that album but hi standard, tilt and bracket went to montebello rockfest just to challenge the "see? you'll see them at least once before they really disapear" and this year its toy dolls, propagandhi, bigwig and days n' daze, thanks montebello rockfest for letting me see all those bands i never thought i'd ever see live. Oh what i'd give to see ken yokoyama from hi standard performing live!

[@TheTkrum]

My very first CD. Bought it at hot topic in the mall. Hot minute ago. But still absolutely love this compilation

[@EBear-nt2li]

Holy crap! I remember this CD from way back. That's awesome that you uploaded this. Thanks!

[@SlyShippy]

I always got used to the comp versions of songs and can't listen to the album version, like the Propagandhi song here. And omg the John Denver cover is so good.

[@jmiles4396]

my local record store used to actually give these comps away... so glad they did. we all rocked this... good old days.

[@rolanddoherty3478]

When I was 16 I was volunteering at a Salvation Army in Vernon BC and found this in the donations and picked it up was awesome

[@13377nubcakes]

+roland Doherty every okanagan punk had this bk in the day, it cost $4 brand new at the records stores

[@MrRedPasty]

+Samurai PizzaKats £2.50 in the uk!!!! Loved it!! Original release veteran right here!!

[@splitlick5]

Cheers From Revelstoke !!!

[@ellecrane3955]

That's where I got mine!!!!!!!

[@CHRISTINA-z9t]

One good thing to come out of this covid-craptastic-year has been rediscovering all of these fucking phenomenal bands that I've managed to forget as I grew up and got old( i was 16 in 1996, ugh...) because life just flashes by you, one day you're just a kid in this stupid world, then you go to sleep one night and wake up in your suburban home, ring around your finger, the room is spinning around and your pants are falling down, you realize how little you really know, and rotten apples are all you see, but then you look out at the starry starry night, and realize that, try as they might, they still can't succeed to make you bleed, yeah you've you had some fun, it wasn't all California dreaming and swollen eyes, you had to wait for the sun, and you've learned to hate you( its true), your credibility has all gone away, but you come out to that talk show, and share everything you know, still dreaming of those country roads, the place where you belong, and you realize that its really true what they say," you may be older and fatter, but at least you survived 2020" .... Thanks for the upload!!!

[@rakkon1]

awesome

[@francklascar9377]

yeah understand i was 19!

[@devilsoffspring5519]

"Libel" from Tilt kicks such ass. That's about as soulful as a punk rock vocal performance will ever get :)

[@heatherk5199]

I might have said this before but... Goddam Cinder Block though!!!

[@devilsoffspring5519]

@@heatherk5199 She has a helluva set of lungs

[@MrRedPasty]

My childhood... love this version of nation states, it’s well faster than the album version

[@somerandomguy6749]

Suddenly im 14 in my room 20 years ago listening to this on a cheap cd tape stereo with the fm antenna taped to my wall. The best time of my life.

[@francklascar9377]

know the feeling! cheers n beers!

[@RoninAgain]

I actually paid for this CD at Media Play when it came out...( yea, CD's, that store and I have aged ;) Nauseated Nostalgia, while I chew dentures and miss the 90's. It was worth it. (the CD - but the dentures help at times) AND I'M STILL FALLING DOWN

[@fireinthehead4280]

they say smell takes you back.. no this album does.. gone back to 97-98 in an instant.. what a trip... and I'm sober

[@r.p.m.8369]

Hi-standard and Ken Yokoyama have an amazingly uplifting punk rock spirit. Love them and wish he would tour USA again

[@drew_canada]

+R.P.M. omg.. i have been wondering what happened to Hi Standard for a while now.. Your comment just led me to Ken Yokoyama..... BOO YA !!!! Love it! Thanks!!

[@robotjeans]

life changing...

[@humphreysmiggens3881]

Shawn Sheehan total game changer in 97. my buddies and I started a band several months after we discovered this

[@fireinthehead4280]

life starting.. back then of course

[@MidnightFireBurst]

Humphrey Smiggens Same haha. Good times man

[@bigcarlinblick904]

I fell in love with Snuff after hearing Nick northern

[@mortimerjames218]

Omg the memories this brings back 😭🥰. The cds were like $3, too!

[@francklascar9377]

50 balles in france!

[@jonathanvanderveen3999]

I love listening to old albums on KZbin largely in part to see everyone re-living their best years in the overflow of nostalgia in the comments. Keep on rockin everyone 👍

[@TheRealBruceWayne01]

I remember skateboarding to this CD.. So many memories of laying on the ground in pain but still the music getting me so pumped up to try it again.

[@johnnyf15040holt]

love diesle boy, Im from 1969. so I grew up rockin in bands listened to all punk rock.. it gave me so much inspiration. the addicts is another good one. take care... dont forget about g.b.s.

[@jamesgrosso8920]

How did I not know Nick Northern was such an absolutely incredible song.

[@thegoldenagetvshow]

Every 6 mos.or so I will get this damn song stuck in my head for about 4-5 days at a stretch. Idk why this one specifically

[@jamesgrosso8920]

That’s what happened to me. The song I hadn’t heard in years came into my head and I had to remember where I heard it 20 years ago 😂

[@JustRob3rt]

Bought this comp from my first show which was NOFX and Snuff back in 1996. Still have the ticket and I never will forget that show!

[@HackEsacker]

Nostalgia! These are we found those bands we wouldn't normally hear of. Mission accomplished!

[@jefflucas2531]

this shit was given to me at a Vans Warped Tour 97, San Diego. Surely better than any Xmas present. And it was FREE!

[@killahpunk]

The album you my teenage years. All these years later I still love this awesome comp.

[@marcussmith3037]

😮best 2.99 i ever spent loved this cd so great in highschool 95

[@geodezigns]

Who would've thought a free comp during warp tour would've been the greatest album of all time

[@chadsmith3929]

No fucking shit so so true

[@mvrander]

The album that introduced me to Snuff. Life changer

[@patriciodiazcroce5211]

the snuff songs in here are SO FUCKING GOOD MAN

[@GavinCresswell-j3i]

Great album, even better shirt. I get compliments from everyone, everywhere I go.

[@Patrick-sw1iq]

I miss these years.

[@leslieearthangel]

omg the memories!!! Me and my friends listened to this album SO many times I can't even count.

[@erickstjames]

Found this album from the Surf NRG videos in ‘97 when I was 30. Wore it out more than once. Haven’t listened in a while but those lyrics still just roll off the tongue. Gonna wear this one out many more times…

[@TheDanemeister]

Fat Wrechords 1thru 5 got me thru life. Non stop in the headphones

[@chloeburns2959]

Lamens Terms from Lagwagon is one of my Favs. Love that band in general.

[@Hartmannsheil]

Jawoll, was hab ich gefeiert zu diesem Album. Danke fürs uppen. P.s. WIZO ich liebe euch immer noch :)

[@SpeedcoreJihad]

Ja man Wizo - Raum Der Zeit sie waren ihrer Zeit weit voraus Heute wären solche Texte undenkbar xxD Cheers

[@cntrlalltdlt]

Bought this back in 1998 threw on my CD player n skated down some hills!

[@jamesmirabal4058]

2024. Just blasted this and still remembered every word, every riff!

[@patriciodiazcroce5211]

The SNUFF songs in here are the best!

[@chadsmith3929]

Every song has mad me cry i miss it so much everyone and everything

[@allroy0234]

The best comp ever

[@johnnysavoy2143]

What an awesome album, i have listen this album so much in my teenage years!

[@phistlabs]

good music never gets old

[@worstse]

brock street basement, culligan bong, mannies down the street at a&p, good fucking times. miss the s.e. homies

[@lizlopez7822]

Oh wow I just travelled back to hs. Damn nostalgia!!!! 😍🥺

[@lvaca26]

Fue, es y sera, una de las mejores compilaciones de punk rock de todos los tiempossssssssss !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@ghostgk5888]

Best Punk Comp of ALL TIME!! Thanks for posting! May you never conform😘

[@norman9785]

My first Punk Rock album! And was a gift from the local radio, they dont know how CD they have in his hands!! and my father comes home with this and give to me, at the moment i dont know how expect, but i love it from the first second!!

[@Stefan.X.]

My older brother bought this somewhere, I listened to it so much. Young days skating and being a lil delinquent punk in the 90s, soo good.

[@achesloc]

Wow, thanks for this. I know I have this in my CD collection somewhere in my house. This was the best compilation back in the day!

[@wthompson2692]

This was one of the hardest sample platter ever! If it wasn't in my cars CD player someone was loading it up before the night was over! Regular rotation forever! The 90s were too good!

[@sahajafreed1116]

The good 'ol days :)

[@corpseyfest]

I saw Snuff recently and they played both songs from this comp. Bought back some great memories

[@AchimE]

Perfect punk sampler! Full of hits! So long ago I bought this, but I remember every single chord… will put it into my car stereo tomorrow! 👍🤘

[@ellecrane3955]

Thank you thank you thank you for uploading this album!!! Best years of my teens for sure!!!!

[@lomoDaniel]

My favorite Fat Wreck Chords comp.

[@thewizardofwallsend8442]

one of those random buys in the 90s and loved it and im downloading this right now

[@libredetemor6181]

Tremendo compilado

[@AnarkaAkaza]

Think I'm gonna have to pick up the vinyl of this :D

[@GaslightManifesto]

I did, and it is one of the best purchases I've made! Even if I did pay way too much, since it's out of print. :/

[@IdoSchacham]

I still have my CD from way back when that I bought in Frankfurt for 2 Deutsche Marks

[@TheWarch1ld]

i bought the cd in the 90s and lost it at a party. great to find it here.

[@andriesjohanhendrikvieleer4881]

Fuck punks not dead I am 64 years young

[@Gebetino]

...aaah...the times when you had CDs and whole records to play on your stereo....

[@ChrisReneOfficial]

Been in the pit to High Standards set at Palookaville back in the 90's! I was a weee lil homie

[@victorpantojas9508]

Mike Borth wherever you are mate, thanks for bringing this music into my life back in the day. The summers in that small town will always be with me \m/

[@1thess523]

The only bands i didn't see live from this comp was Frenzal, Hi Standard and Wizo, my old band actually opened up for Propagandhi right before their More Rock Less Talk album. I saw all the other bands in their prime and i say that because even though most of these bands are still around they're not as good.

[@TiimoTiimo]

i saw frenzal rhomb with less than jake, they were really good! run was an anthem :D

[@IamY00t]

Honestly, this comp album probably made the biggest impact on my life.

[@leebasey2423]

Omg one of my all time favs brings me back when punk was awesome and cheap shows at little local venues I miss it

[@yulos23]

It waz This!!! Instead of doing homeworks...🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽

[@EASTBAYPUNK681]

punk and roll good old times will never come back but the memory of the good old times remains in your heart i will never forget and lose my casettes

[@toddfoster8705]

All the bands off this album mean a shitload to me... I love this whole comp com-fucking-pletely.

[@Bigd843]

When I was 13 this comp was life

[@mimtowls6315]

Same

[@t-vis6330]

Also same. First punk CD i ever bought after hearing linoleum and i never looked back