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CD Details

Released: November 19, 2007
Label: Fat Wreck Chords

Entertainment Reviews:

Alternative Press - p.129

3 stars out of 5 -- "WORSE brings you the whole shebang in a clever, fun and sometimes compelling shot glass..."

Kerrang (Magazine) - p.46

"[H]earteningly good because when they get it right the combination of fun and fury is a real thrill."

Tracks:

1.Intro / Glass War
2.Yer Wrong
3.Franco
4.Scavenger Typo
5.Parents
6.Long Line
7.Amy's a Crack Whore
8.Beat the Meek
9.Murder the Guvment
10.Mono / Tim / Pee
11.Get the Stink Out
12.Pee / Alcoholic
13.FTK/Juicehead
14.Herb
15.Lori Meyers
16.Indifferent Dub
17.I, Melvin
18.Green Corn
19.Whoop's I Od'd
20.Stick in Eye
21.One More Song
22.Bonus Track 1
23.Bonus Track 2
24.Bonus Track 3

Product Description:

Additional personnel: Sarah Sandin (vocals); Matt Hensley (accordion); Limo (keyboards).

A sequel to their first live album, I Heard They Suck Live, They've Actually Gotten Worse Live represents a kind of victory lap for long-running slob-punks NOFX. They've been together for a seeming eternity in a genre that doesn't always treasure longevity, evolving into both elder statesman of and political conscience to a scene full of kids. The joke of the title, of course, is that the band sounds as tight and energized as veteran players should sound. The lowbrow anthem "Amy Is a Crack Whore" and reggae rave-up "Beat the Meek" sound perfectly at home next to political screeds "Murder the Government" and "Yer Wrong." Really, it all just sounds like NOFX.