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It's easy to see why a million suburban punk bands out there are heavily influenced by NOFX. The music is incredibly tight, the humor is off the wall and they have no intentions in hiding the fact that they don't take a thing seriously. But the punchline is that they all make a living off of this band, go figure. Having been released between Ribbed and White Trash, Two Heebs and a Bean, The Longest Line documents two firsts for NOFX: Not only does it feature the debut of guitarist El Hefe, but it's also the first release off their label Fat Wreck Chords. As for the music, it's as tight and fast as ever with lots of added harmonies -- most notably on "Stranded" -- and a sarcastic sense of humor, most of which can be found on the ska parody "Kill All the White Man."
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