Posted on June 21, 2010 - by Editor

NOFX “The Longest EP” set for August release

With internet rumours abuzz about a upcoming release from the legendary punks NOFX, their label Fat Wreck Chords spilled the official beans on the release and how singer and label head honcho Fat Mike caused the fuss.

As most of you know, four days ago Fat Mike set up his own twitter account. Well, it took him all of two days to scoop us on a news story, post some incomplete artwork for an upcoming NOFX release, and set off various threads of misinformation in the blogosphere… talk about your classic backfire. So, now is probably a good time for us to step in and give you the straight dope.

On August 17th we’ll be releasing NOFX’s “The Longest EP”, a collection of 30 EP tracks from 1987 to 2009, plus rarities, out of print stuff and previously unreleased outtakes. Instead of paying like $30 for the 5 EP’s, you can get em all on one CD for $10. You can scope the final artwork (including Melvin this time) below, which happens to be by the same dude that illustrated the cover of “The Longest Line”. In conjunction with this release the other EP’s will be going out of print. One other tidbit, the double lp will be a limited pressing!

Track Listing:
1:    The Death of John Smith
2:    The Longest Line
3:    Stranded
4:    Remnants
5:    Kill All the White Man
6:    I Wanna Be an Alcoholic
7:    Perverted
8:    My Name Is Bud
9:    Hardcore 84
10:    War on Errorism Commercial
11:    13 Stitches (Acoustic)
12:    Glass War
13:    Jaw Knee Music
14:    Concerns of a GOP Neo-phyte
15:    Golden Boys
16:    You’re Wrong
17:    Everything in Moderation (Especially Moderation)
18:    I’m Going to Hell for This One
19:    I’ve Become a Cliché
20:    Cokie the Clown
21:    Straight Outta Massachusetts
22:    Fermented and Flailing
23:    Codependence Day
24:    My Orphan Year (Acoustic)
25:    S&M Airlines (7” version)
26:    Dueling Retards
27:    On the Rag
28:    A200 Club
29:    Shut Up Already
30:    The Punk Song

NOFX will be hitting a number of European festivals this summer including Reading/Leeds in the UK in August.