No Use for a Name – Making Friends | Colored Vinyl LP
No Use for a Name – Making Friends | Colored Vinyl LP
No Use for a Name's 1997 album Making Friends is one of the finest entries in the Fat Wreck Chords catalog and a highlight of late-90s melodic punk. The Bay Area band deliver 12 tracks of hook-laden, emotionally direct punk rock — tight, fast, and deeply melodic without ever sacrificing energy. "Invincible," "On the Outside," "Revenge," and "Three Month Weekend" showcase the band's gift for combining speed with genuine songcraft, while their stirring cover of the traditional Irish ballad "Fields of Athenry" closes the album on an unexpectedly moving note. An essential record for fans of Fat Wreck-era punk. This pressing is on colored vinyl.
Format: LP | Label: Fat Wreck Chords | Original Year: 1997 | Pressing: Colored Vinyl | Edition: Reissue | Condition: New | Genre: Punk Rock / Melodic Punk / Pop Punk
- The Answer Is Still No
- Invincible
- Growing Down
- On the Outside
- A Postcard Would Be Nice
- Secret
- Best Regards
- Revenge
- Sidewalk
- Three Month Weekend
- Sitting Duck
- Fields of Athenry