The final release from Epitaph and the best punk album ever.
The 8th album released in 2000. It contains 14 great songs, including the lead song "Take Two Places and Call Me Lame," which was available for free download from the label Epitaph's website.
This was the last release from the Epitaph label, and was selected as one of the "500 Greatest Rock & Metal Albums of All Time," making it a representative work of the history of punk in the 2000s. Eight songs, including the title track "Pump Up the Valuum," were ultimately not included in the album.
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14 TRACKS:
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1)
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And Now For Something Completely Similar
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2)
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Take Two Placebos And Call Me Lame
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3)
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What's The Matter With Parents Today?
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4)
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Dinosaurs Will Die
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5)
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Thank God It's Monday
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6)
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Clams Have Feelings Too (Actually They Don't)
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7)
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Louise
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8)
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Stranger Than Fishin
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9)
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Pharmacist's Daughter
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10)
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Bottles To The Ground
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11)
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Total Bummer
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12)
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My Vagina
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13)
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Herojuana
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14)
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Theme From A NOFX Album
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Producer - Fat Mike (2)
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Written-By - Fat Mike (2)
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Producer - Ryan Greene
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Recorded By, Mixed By - Ryan Greene
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Engineer [Additional], Computer [Cpu Stuff] - Adam Krammer
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Mastered By - Joe (Ira's Brother)
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Vocals [Additional] - Spike Slawson
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Accordion - Bill Hansson
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Layout - Brian Archer (2)
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Photography By - Jesse Fischer (2)
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Photography By - Brad Corman
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Artwork [Nurse Doll] - Danny Burton
