Pretty long album, and yet somehow Matt Freeman (the bassist) cooks on pretty much all the tracks. This album has some of my favorite bass lines, the way they mix with the other instruments is special. Definitely one of my favorite punk albums. And not just for the melody but also for the lyric and context of the songs such as alienation, friendship, nostalgia, poverty etc. Things that I think to some extent most of us can relate to.
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