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ARTIST: No Use For A Name
TITLE: Live In A Dive
LABEL: Fat Wreck Chords
TYPE: Album
GENRE: Punk Rock
SOURCE: CD (LP)
BITRATE: 229 kbps avg/44100 Hz
ENCODER: Lame 3.97
SIZE: 87.80 MB
PLAYTIME: 50:17
RELEASE DATE: 2001-00-00
RIP DATE: 2010-02-02
Track List
----------
1. Intro 0:49
2. Invincible 2:06
3. Coming Too Close 2:52
4. Chasing Rainbows 3:03
5. On The Outside 3:06
6. Straight From The Jacket 2:17
7. Soulmate 3:33
8. Not Your Savior 3:16
9. Don't Miss The Train 3:38
10. Justified Black Eye 2:35
11. Gene And Paul, I Hate You Most Of All And 0:54
Ace, You're The Ace And Peter YouÆre The
Cat!!!
12. Sara Fisher 0:40
13. Room 19 3:08
14. The Answer Is Still No 2:30
15. Martian 1:32
16. Hail To The King 1:03
17. Feeding The Fire 1:47
18. Exit 4:09
19. 6 Degrees From Misty 3:34
20. Redemption Song 3:45
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Total Playtime: 50:17
Release Notes:
NO USE FOR A NAME are one of independent musicÆs most dominant and everlasting
forces; and nothing could solidify their firm grip on the underground more so
than their newest record, Keep Them Confused. ItÆs their fifth full length with
Fat Wreck Chords and it documents the bandÆs sincere dedication to quality
songwriting and energetic punk rock. For a decade NUFAN has been a mainstay of
the genre, and the brilliant Keep Them Confused is a true breakthrough for the
band.
NO USE FOR A NAME are a four-piece punk rock band from San Jose, CA, and have
been the torchbearers of the skate-punk scene since Tony Sly and Rory Koff
started the band in 1987. They had completed two full lengths, Incognito and
DonÆt Miss the Train by the time we got wise to their brilliance and snatched
them up in 1993. Their first Fat release, The Daily Grind, was so well received
that they got right back in the studio to record their Leche Con Carne full
length. ItÆs a good thing they did because Leche Con Carne was hugely successful
and the video for ôSoulmateö was added to heavy rotation on MTV, which was a
first for us at Fat. And a last too, ha!
After the release of Leche Con Carne, Chris Shiflett joined the band, and in
addition, Matt Riddle, formerly of Face to Face, took over the bass playing
duties and broadened the bandÆs sound even more. The talents of the new,
powerful line-up shone on their third FAT release, Making Friends. This release
highlighted the ability of the four members to work together to produce catchy,
clever punk rock tunes, with introspective lyrics that make even the dumbest
punk rocker sit back and think.
The success of Leche Con Carne and Making Friends and the bandÆs reputation for
energetic live shows resulted in numerous tours across the U.S., Europe,
Australia, Canada, and Japan with bands like The Offspring and NOFX, as well as
several stints on the Warped Tour in the U.S. and Europe. NO USE FOR A NAME then
went back into the studio in July of æ99 to record their next record, More
Betterness. Less than 2 weeks before touring for More Betterness began, Chris
Shifflet left to join the Foo Fighters, and was immediately replaced by Dave
Nassie, formerly of Suicidal Tendencies/Infectious Grooves. NO USE FOR A NAME
went on to enjoy profound touring success as they toured Australia and headlined
the Fat Wreck Chords Tour throughout Europe and the U.S.
With this big olÆ wave of momentum, the band was then asked to be the first to
record a Live In A Dive album for Fat. After eagerly launching that series, they
released one of their most successful full lengths to date, Hard Rock Bottom. It
was all academic from there, as NO USE spent 2002 on the Warped TourÆs
mainstage, and later joined Sum 41 on a big tour, which was a hoot by all
accounts.
All that aside, NO USEÆs greatest accomplishment comes most recently in the form
of their full length Keep Them Confused. We ainÆt shittinÆ either! TheyÆve spent
the last many months practicing, demo-ing, writing, re-writing, and ultimately
perfecting 13 brand new hits that make up this phenomenal full length. After one
listen, the impeccable and infectious melodies will overcome the listener; but
what makes this new record truly exceptional is itÆs diversity of sound. NUFAN
do it all on this album: fast catchy punk songs, mid-tempo rockers, and a couple
slow-paced tear-jerking hits. All this will only further strengthen their
touring dominance because they kick things off on the mainstage of the 2005
Warped Tour. TheyÆll follow that up with their own headlining tour of the
States, Europe, and Japan.
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ARTIST: No Use For A Name
TITLE: Live In A Dive
LABEL: Fat Wreck Chords
TYPE: Album
GENRE: Punk Rock
SOURCE: CD (LP)
BITRATE: 229 kbps avg/44100 Hz
ENCODER: Lame 3.97
SIZE: 87.80 MB
PLAYTIME: 50:17
RELEASE DATE: 2001-00-00
RIP DATE: 2010-02-02
Track List
----------
1. Intro 0:49
2. Invincible 2:06
3. Coming Too Close 2:52
4. Chasing Rainbows 3:03
5. On The Outside 3:06
6. Straight From The Jacket 2:17
7. Soulmate 3:33
8. Not Your Savior 3:16
9. Don't Miss The Train 3:38
10. Justified Black Eye 2:35
11. Gene And Paul, I Hate You Most Of All And 0:54
Ace, You're The Ace And Peter Youre The
Cat!!!
12. Sara Fisher 0:40
13. Room 19 3:08
14. The Answer Is Still No 2:30
15. Martian 1:32
16. Hail To The King 1:03
17. Feeding The Fire 1:47
18. Exit 4:09
19. 6 Degrees From Misty 3:34
20. Redemption Song 3:45
--------------------------------------------------------
Total Playtime: 50:17
Release Notes:
NO USE FOR A NAME are one of independent musics most dominant and everlasting
forces; and nothing could solidify their firm grip on the underground more so
than their newest record, Keep Them Confused. Its their fifth full length with
Fat Wreck Chords and it documents the bands sincere dedication to quality
songwriting and energetic punk rock. For a decade NUFAN has been a mainstay of
the genre, and the brilliant Keep Them Confused is a true breakthrough for the
band.
NO USE FOR A NAME are a four-piece punk rock band from San Jose, CA, and have
been the torchbearers of the skate-punk scene since Tony Sly and Rory Koff
started the band in 1987. They had completed two full lengths, Incognito and
Dont Miss the Train by the time we got wise to their brilliance and snatched
them up in 1993. Their first Fat release, The Daily Grind, was so well received
that they got right back in the studio to record their Leche Con Carne full
length. Its a good thing they did because Leche Con Carne was hugely successful
and the video for Soulmate was added to heavy rotation on MTV, which was a
first for us at Fat. And a last too, ha!
After the release of Leche Con Carne, Chris Shiflett joined the band, and in
addition, Matt Riddle, formerly of Face to Face, took over the bass playing
duties and broadened the bands sound even more. The talents of the new,
powerful line-up shone on their third FAT release, Making Friends. This release
highlighted the ability of the four members to work together to produce catchy,
clever punk rock tunes, with introspective lyrics that make even the dumbest
punk rocker sit back and think.
The success of Leche Con Carne and Making Friends and the bands reputation for
energetic live shows resulted in numerous tours across the U.S., Europe,
Australia, Canada, and Japan with bands like The Offspring and NOFX, as well as
several stints on the Warped Tour in the U.S. and Europe. NO USE FOR A NAME then
went back into the studio in July of 99 to record their next record, More
Betterness. Less than 2 weeks before touring for More Betterness began, Chris
Shifflet left to join the Foo Fighters, and was immediately replaced by Dave
Nassie, formerly of Suicidal Tendencies/Infectious Grooves. NO USE FOR A NAME
went on to enjoy profound touring success as they toured Australia and headlined
the Fat Wreck Chords Tour throughout Europe and the U.S.
With this big ol wave of momentum, the band was then asked to be the first to
record a Live In A Dive album for Fat. After eagerly launching that series, they
released one of their most successful full lengths to date, Hard Rock Bottom. It
was all academic from there, as NO USE spent 2002 on the Warped Tours
mainstage, and later joined Sum 41 on a big tour, which was a hoot by all
accounts.
All that aside, NO USEs greatest accomplishment comes most recently in the form
of their full length Keep Them Confused. We aint shittin either! Theyve spent
the last many months practicing, demo-ing, writing, re-writing, and ultimately
perfecting 13 brand new hits that make up this phenomenal full length. After one
listen, the impeccable and infectious melodies will overcome the listener; but
what makes this new record truly exceptional is its diversity of sound. NUFAN
do it all on this album: fast catchy punk songs, mid-tempo rockers, and a couple
slow-paced tear-jerking hits. All this will only further strengthen their
touring dominance because they kick things off on the mainstage of the 2005
Warped Tour. Theyll follow that up with their own headlining tour of the
States, Europe, and Japan.
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