Sometimes I wonder about these bands who play the same songs for years and years and years and how they can keep the fun going on. And then I realise I've been listening to them for twenty years. A good song is a good song is a good song. Great to see them opening with good old bangers. I'll never stop loving this band.
That's the beauty of punk rock in general... (I know this is gonna come off as me being overly dramatic/romantic, and I hate myself for doing it, but I have to agree with what I heard Mike say recently in an interview somewhere) It is hands down the greatest kind of music! Everything from old school punk to hardcore, quirky pop punk to more serious power pop, melodic hardcore to ...sigh, "emo", etc. etc. usually the bands are doing it from a place of needing/wanting to express themselves, and not because of contractual obligations. Apparently some bands didn't really know how to play, but I just hear great songs that rarely age poorly. It obviously struck a chord with us because we're all still here, and I can't think of a single band I stopped listening to because I "grew out of it", but I'm also not blindly following bands because of their past work, genre, or record label. Let's say a certain band, that shall remain nameless, were really good at one point but fell apart. Well, I'd just listen to everything from "hate your friends" through "lovey", and ignore the rest (see, you can respectfully shit all over a band, and nobody gets hurt👍). But seriously, out of all the bands I love that are still around, very few of their newer albums are good (meaning at least half the songs on the album are decent), and while it's not realistic to expect Jimmy eat world to crank out Bleed American 2 at 60 years old, a slightly watered down clarity 2 isn't unreasonable (and I'll buy that album if it has 30-40% good songs), but unfortunately we're not getting that kind of quality anymore, so I'm stuck searching for old stuff I missed the first time around in the 80s and 90s, and praying all the bands will start releasing songs that never made the album for some crazy reason *cough- Jets to Brazil "afterhour perfection -cough*, or even demos for all the songs that are on the album (I'd kill to hear demos for anything from that time, but the jawbreaker, jets to brazil demos that have popped up over the last few years were just incredible). Ok, I think I've gone on long enough, I apologize for having diarrhea of the keyboard again.
1:30 Soul Doubt 6:25 Stickin' In My Eye 11:13 Bob 14:50 You're Bleeding 18:42 Straight Edge 24:20 Liza and Louise 28:09 The Bag 32:13 Please Play This Song On The Radio 36:26 Warm 41:18 I Wanna Be Your Baby 46:24 Johnny Appleseed 51:22 She's Gone 55:08 Buggley Eyes
In the late 90's I was stranded at this party in Los Angeles in a neighborhood they called Beverly Hills Adjacent. Anyway, Eric Melvin saw that I was stranded and was kind enough to give me a lift home, he volunteered. I had just moved to LA and had no idea where I was. thank you Eric!
Frank Humphries I got one from Melbourne Aust in 94 at a gig, hot & crowded, I was in the front row & Eric saw that the water bottles the bouncers had been tossing out had got to everyone but me. And went, got one himself & tossed it to me across the gap the security were in, front of stage. Nearly fumbled the catch...and woulda lost it, but held it on 4th or 5th grab, and got a thumbs up to acknowledge. Awesome guy.
Rich people live in Beverlywood, a Los Angeles neighborhood adjacent to Beverly Hills, but then falsely boast about living in Beverly Hills - like Demi Moore. Go figure.
The fact that they've been playing for 30 years and still banter and have the professionalism of a garage band makes me feel hope for music as a whole.
Amen, nofx is great, I got to see them at Warped and was glad I did. I think that was somewhere near the 20 year mark, if they just played and didn't have the banter I wouldn't know what to do.
I was around that age when Tony Hawk Pro-Skater came out and I was hooked on punk for the first time and discovered the Punk-O-Rama compalations where I found NoFX for the first time.
Fat old and still killing it, thanks for giving me a soundtrack while I ran out the 20's clock while stomping though the aves in Oakland. Connelly's Bar was a hive of great music, real bad ideas, hot flash romances, cold beer, hot smokey stale air,. Pool tables with at least 3 balls missing. Nothing better than a sticky linoleum floor and a tender who knows she is the master of this dark damp kingdom. Out of all the punk noise, your noise is my favorite.
I listened their songs everyday when I was an university student around 25 years ago. I never dreamed that I can watch their great live performance NOW!!
I’ll never forget being 13, living in the sticks of northern Ontario when a buddy from Toronto slipped me a mixtape with all a bunch of songs from this album on it, I was hooked and changed my life forever!! That was 25yrs ago, seen them live a half dozen times or more, would love to see them again 🤘🏻
Yeah, man! Same here! Unfortunately I'm in Brampton. (Yay me!) Once I got my hands on a few FatWrechords volumes it blew my mind. Had to start a band and make some noise! And ride my bike into the fucking ground wasted on cheap liquor weed and shrooms. Man, being a kid back then was fun!
Been a fan since 92 seen them 4 times in the 90s i just turned 43 and still my favorite band! Its cool cause there still together and all of them are still alive! NOFX4LIFE 👊😎
My first ever concert was NOFX in 2001. I got kicked in the side of the head in the pit and I get occasional neck pain ever since. It was still one of the best nights of my life.
0:00 Intro 1:31 Soul Doubt 6:25 Stickin' In My Eye 11:13 Bob 14:50 You're Bleeding 18:29 Straight Edge 24:20 Liza And Louise 28:08 The Bag 32:14 Please play this song on the Radio 36:26 Warm 41:18 I Wanna Be Your Baby 46:23 Johnny Appleseed 51:22 She's Gone 54:44 Buggley Eyes
Thanks dude! just one little thing though: 32:14 "radio" is another song, this one is "please play this song on the radio" ruclips.net/video/UVhLxe0KlyM/видео.html
If aliens touch down to say Hi, I'd like NOFX, Prince & Sunship (Uk garage) to be the musical ambassadors. The human species is worth saving (fingers crossed)!
Still so legit!!!!! I wipe a tear from my eyes reminiscing back to fhe early 90s, and first discovering Nofx, and Fat record bands. Punk Rock was the only way.
Iv been going to NOFX shows for 20 yrs, and the banter between songs was always the cherry on top, I really can't think of other bands who do it better
Mike. You and the boys have been my soundtrack of my life. I'd do anything to chill and play some shit with you. Inspirational to me in my darkest hours. 10 years sober from heroin coming up. Thank you all. No band ever I've loved and respected more. Congrats on Fat records. Alot of talent there. Love boys.
1:30 Soul Doubt 6:25 Stickin' In My Eye 11:13 Bob 14:50 You're Bleeding 18:42 Straight Edge 24:20 Liza and Louise 28:09 The Bag 32:13 Please Play This Song On The Radio 36:26 Warm 41:18 I Wanna Be Your Baby 46:24 Johnny Appleseed 51:22 She's Gone 55:08 Buggley Eyes @Misael Fret made this list but is very down message; please, fix it
I fucking love these guys! They make me travel in time when i was a teen and everything was easy, just going everywhere with my skateboard and playing music with my friends. Good times
I have to be honest, I’ve never liked these guys’ music but I see these videos of them over the years and they always bring the fire. I have mad respect for them.
It’s taken me 30 years to FINALLY get into them…of course, as soon as they wrapped shit up, I decided to make the leap. They’re one of the few bands I never got into as a teenager in Orange County. Now I’m 44 kicking myself 😩
One of my favorites NOFX albums back when it got out was "White thrash, two heebs, and a bean". I still love it and this show took me back to my teenage years.
This is my band! Skating, and alot of weed and acid in Seattle Washington! In high school in 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997. Me and my best friend snuck into their show at the Moore Theater in Seattle Washington in 1996! Huge pile of spikes and chains people had to take off upon entry! Best times ever!
@@myblutuscani Or maybe you might be wrong and no one knows anymore so why not where a mask and have a good time. Seriously calling out the band that insulted the world for a joke about country music after a tragedy like they are followers. Seriously? You are trying to just find a problem with everything! Have you hung with them? May e they are like you and think the mask is BS? You are making an assumption without asking based on a video of a band that is getting shit on by everyone in a time when everyone is wrong. Sorry for that long speech, when I really meant fuck off!
@@myblutuscani And nothing screams poser like somebody not wearing a mask only because he is so edgy and anti-authoritarian. Wearing a mask is a simple and effective way of reducing infections which during a pandemic is the reasonable thing to do. Punk rock is thinking for yourself and looking out for each other.
@@PickleBread355 happened to me two times already, the latest one yesterday. Use an ear stick but remove some of the cotton first, so it would fit in the jack hole without damaging.
@@AlexanderJAllen It helps the overall sound of the music for sure, but I doubt they have autotune on the fly? I specifically meant it is difficult to sing harmonies over very loud music as it's difficult to hear exactly what's going on (compared to acoustic instruments, for example).
@@meadish No, they're definitely diligent singers, no question. They're a great example of how hard work pays off, practice makes perfect, etc. I was just listening to Punk in Drublic and then switched to Pump Up the Valium (albums) and WOW, what a difference in musicianship, especially the singing. (I do bet they have in-ear monitors, though, and THEY really help you hear your voice over the loudness).
I feel like I’m seeing bros at a house party who I haven’t seen in so long. These dudes have been my best friends for I think around 27 years since I learned about them in boy scouts.
Been a fan since 96 dont think many days have passed without me listening to at least one song. Keeping punk alive whilst theres so much death. Keep it up boys (old men) love you to the grave.
I was introduced to NOFX in 1994 which was my senior year in HS by a friend of mine. Drunk in Public was the album and to this day I keep listening to it.
My favorite part was between 26:00 and 26:30 when Melvin had a huge smile on his face while listening to the voice of Fat Mike. I think he was excited, first because it was a good performance, but mostly he was truly happy for his old friend who could sing like 30 years ago. This is pure friendship. Damn I miss my friends, I'm going to call them right now, see ya!
Literally the scenario at my brother's wedding. His new father-in-law thought himself the drummer in a shitty punk band. It was much less cool then this.
After all these years playing in packed venues, halls, and arenas, its nice that COVID has them playing backyard parties again where all good punk bands started.
hell yeah. him and Adam Carson of afi. i mean, the dude just picked up a set up sticks and started recording some amazing punk tracks. natural talent is easy to spot compared to people who "learned to play". and then there are people who are self taught, but mature into growing and learning more, which, really has helped me out. especially learning to play songs by bands that constantly evolve, it has definitely helped me change how i write music.
I remember mid 90s seeing them live for the first time on their Heavy Petting Zoo tour. They were literally almost 2 hours late. Everyone in the crowd was frustrated hot and smelly. But Mike came out and started busting jokes after he said sorry for being late and rocked the place.
Saw RKL...No FX..In backyards..No youtube. Just beer..lsd..drugs..or soberness..And most importantly kids who didnt belong..Called family back then..Mike, all the best on the sober train. Thank you for all you've done. Cheers.
this reminds me of going to a see a friend's band in their parents back yard in the early 90's better sound do to the a/v pros but yep I am back in high school. thanks, guys. needed this more than I knew.
It's kinda insane how close this sounds to the record. And El Jefe is such a super-talented dude. As much as I love NOFX, I almost feel bad that he didn't do something bigger with his life than this band.
Same here. When I was like 15 in 1995, a friend of mine turned me on to it. I had never even heard of the band before, so it kinda blew me away. Then I ended up turning it on to like 4 or 5 other friends of mine. Several of them ended up loving NOFX more than me because of that album. So yea, Punk In Drublic had quite an effect on so many people. Lol, we had this little thing we did...when we were all hanging out and if there was a lull in the conversation, one of us out of nowhere would yell "FRIDAY NIGHT, WE'LL!.."..then the rest of we would continue in unison: "..BE DRINKING MANISCHEWITZ..." It was more fun and funnier than it sounds, you had to be there, lol.
Yep, punk in drublic plus "smash" by Offspring (not cool anymore, gone mainstream) got me into punkrock. Was an easy decision because true and qualitatively good rap vanished sooooo fast. 😳 And now? Nowadays I am into propain as well as into Bob Marley and other stuff which is completely different like NOFX. High five to great music. 🤙
Trump, NOFX, Obama and the entire federal government can eat the business end of a loaded, wracked, safety-off 12 gauge shotgun. Those who disagree follow suite.
Sometimes I wonder about these bands who play the same songs for years and years and years and how they can keep the fun going on. And then I realise I've been listening to them for twenty years. A good song is a good song is a good song.
Great to see them opening with good old bangers.
I'll never stop loving this band.
It’s called doing your damn job.
@@eyehatescott Yeah I don't think so. I think when you start seeing it as "a job" is when all the fun rushes out of you.
they got about 200 nmmrs
That's the beauty of punk rock in general... (I know this is gonna come off as me being overly dramatic/romantic, and I hate myself for doing it, but I have to agree with what I heard Mike say recently in an interview somewhere) It is hands down the greatest kind of music! Everything from old school punk to hardcore, quirky pop punk to more serious power pop, melodic hardcore to ...sigh, "emo", etc. etc. usually the bands are doing it from a place of needing/wanting to express themselves, and not because of contractual obligations. Apparently some bands didn't really know how to play, but I just hear great songs that rarely age poorly. It obviously struck a chord with us because we're all still here, and I can't think of a single band I stopped listening to because I "grew out of it", but I'm also not blindly following bands because of their past work, genre, or record label. Let's say a certain band, that shall remain nameless, were really good at one point but fell apart. Well, I'd just listen to everything from "hate your friends" through "lovey", and ignore the rest (see, you can respectfully shit all over a band, and nobody gets hurt👍). But seriously, out of all the bands I love that are still around, very few of their newer albums are good (meaning at least half the songs on the album are decent), and while it's not realistic to expect Jimmy eat world to crank out Bleed American 2 at 60 years old, a slightly watered down clarity 2 isn't unreasonable (and I'll buy that album if it has 30-40% good songs), but unfortunately we're not getting that kind of quality anymore, so I'm stuck searching for old stuff I missed the first time around in the 80s and 90s, and praying all the bands will start releasing songs that never made the album for some crazy reason *cough- Jets to Brazil "afterhour perfection -cough*, or even demos for all the songs that are on the album (I'd kill to hear demos for anything from that time, but the jawbreaker, jets to brazil demos that have popped up over the last few years were just incredible). Ok, I think I've gone on long enough, I apologize for having diarrhea of the keyboard again.
---> yo los escucho desde que estaba en el colegio man...oh yeah!!..
1:30 Soul Doubt
6:25 Stickin' In My Eye
11:13 Bob
14:50 You're Bleeding
18:42 Straight Edge
24:20 Liza and Louise
28:09 The Bag
32:13 Please Play This Song On The Radio
36:26 Warm
41:18 I Wanna Be Your Baby
46:24 Johnny Appleseed
51:22 She's Gone
55:08 Buggley Eyes
Misael Fret gracias!!
Thanks, my favorite people are the ones that do this
Spoilers!
OMg! MY FAVORITE ALBUM!!!
ty bro you are the real MVP
I'm 44, and NOFX is still my favorite band of all times
When you are 84 NOFX will still suck off mice.
Suggest you discover more bands
I’m 44 also and while NOFX my isn’t my number one all-time favorite band, but they definitely are ONE of my favorite bands...
I’m 42 and their are one Of my favorite too... Since 16 years old...
one of few bands who only get better
In the late 90's I was stranded at this party in Los Angeles in a neighborhood they called Beverly Hills Adjacent. Anyway, Eric Melvin saw that I was stranded and was kind enough to give me a lift home, he volunteered. I had just moved to LA and had no idea where I was. thank you Eric!
❤ this story!
That's freaking awesome
Frank Humphries I got one from Melbourne Aust in 94 at a gig, hot & crowded, I was in the front row & Eric saw that the water bottles the bouncers had been tossing out had got to everyone but me. And went, got one himself & tossed it to me across the gap the security were in, front of stage. Nearly fumbled the catch...and woulda lost it, but held it on 4th or 5th grab, and got a thumbs up to acknowledge. Awesome guy.
Any neighborhood that is described as *insert nice neighborhood here* adjacent, is one where you are in imminent danger of being shot.
Rich people live in Beverlywood, a Los Angeles neighborhood adjacent to Beverly Hills, but then falsely boast about living in Beverly Hills - like Demi Moore. Go figure.
I turned 69 three months ago, I could still listen to these guys all day long!! I think I will.
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music of my youth. I am 37, my buddy as well. we listened yesterday to all the classics while drinking beer in his cellar.
Dang I’m turning 40 in a month.. it went by fast. NOFX is the best
Shit you really gotta be old to “have a cellar”. I’m 35 :(
38. Miss my sk8 days doing all sorts. Glad to hear other peeps stories 🙂
Got you all beat at 47 and now have something sticking in my side
Yep 47 and remember it all like yesterday....
Their drummer is forever flawless
Je dirais même l'ensemble du groupe, ça joue quand même super propre et les voix n'ont pas changées depuis les années 90.
On point until the end of days
One of the best drummers out there!
The amazing effect of sobriety 😝
He has to be, look at what he’s dealing with.
The fact that they've been playing for 30 years and still banter and have the professionalism of a garage band makes me feel hope for music as a whole.
closer to 40 years ... and hopefully they never stop
Amen, nofx is great, I got to see them at Warped and was glad I did. I think that was somewhere near the 20 year mark, if they just played and didn't have the banter I wouldn't know what to do.
Formed in ‘83... closer to 40 yrs now.
Nice way to put it
Yeah music that requires no musicians...sickkkkkk
i became 50yrs old lately and still love their tunes so bad.....
I’m 44 and have introduced my 7 year old son to nofx. Fucken loves em like his old man. 🤘
I’m 13 and i love nofx
That a boy🫵😜👍
I was around that age when Tony Hawk Pro-Skater came out and I was hooked on punk for the first time and discovered the Punk-O-Rama compalations where I found NoFX for the first time.
Sounds about right
@@meamcam2112 I have played the 1 + 2 remastered version which introduced me to the suicidal tendencies and another less than Jake song
@@ChillGuitarer heck yeah, the soundtrack is still working! lol
My wife walked in on me watching this and rolled her eyes and said “ ugh your not still watching trailer park boys are you” lol
LMAO! That’s just hilarious
HAHAHAHHAHAHAHA Best thing I've heard in a while! lol
Lmao 😂
haha...yea, AND!
Lmfaooo
I’ve been a NOFX fanatic since I was 13. I’ve just turned 40
かっこいい年の取り方のお手本。10代の頃から聞いてもはや40代ですが全く新鮮、飽きません。最高！
日本人の書き込み見て嬉しくなってしまいました😆
私も全く同じでもう50目前です。
今聞いても鳥肌たちます😁
Fat old and still killing it, thanks for giving me a soundtrack while I ran out the 20's clock while stomping though the aves in Oakland. Connelly's Bar was a hive of great music, real bad ideas, hot flash romances, cold beer, hot smokey stale air,. Pool tables with at least 3 balls missing. Nothing better than a sticky linoleum floor and a tender who knows she is the master of this dark damp kingdom. Out of all the punk noise, your noise is my favorite.
Mid 90s at warped tour in high school....I was in heaven. Sickest punk band ever. 🤘🤘
I listened their songs everyday when I was an university student around 25 years ago. I never dreamed that I can watch their great live performance NOW!!
This is one of the greatest things youtube has ever shown me. I forgot how much I love you guys
Right !
Same.
I’ll never forget being 13, living in the sticks of northern Ontario when a buddy from Toronto slipped me a mixtape with all a bunch of songs from this album on it, I was hooked and changed my life forever!! That was 25yrs ago, seen them live a half dozen times or more, would love to see them again 🤘🏻
Shebandowan?
Such a similar thing happened to me. Only I'm in florida. Lol. I have pics with fat mike from 1999 warped tour orlando fl.
Yeah, man! Same here! Unfortunately I'm in Brampton. (Yay me!) Once I got my hands on a few FatWrechords volumes it blew my mind. Had to start a band and make some noise! And ride my bike into the fucking ground wasted on cheap liquor weed and shrooms. Man, being a kid back then was fun!
Same .. except a whole different story 🤣
Man age hasn’t affected their sound at all! They still sound amazing!
To be fair - they actually sound better.... They didnt even start sounding good until about 2004, only gotten better since then
@@ski9k couldnt agree more
Plot twist: Otherwise, age is being affected by this man!
Fxxk yeah 🤘
Bass overdubbed/mimed?
Been a fan since 92 seen them 4 times in the 90s i just turned 43 and still my favorite band! Its cool cause there still together and all of them are still alive! NOFX4LIFE 👊😎
El Hefe's guitar playing is brilliant, loved watching him in this show
It's crazy to see that classic yellow Telecaster so worn out, I remember seeing him play it almost brand new lol.
lol
Brilliant my ass.
Was in 6th grade (1996) when I got my hands on Punk In Drublic. Happy to see them still active. Shout out to Big Mike!!
Its crazy how many people come back to this everyday... this song is masterpiece!
@R.F.P. nope
they played multiple songs.
My first ever concert was NOFX in 2001. I got kicked in the side of the head in the pit and I get occasional neck pain ever since. It was still one of the best nights of my life.
0:00 Intro
1:31 Soul Doubt
6:25 Stickin' In My Eye
11:13 Bob
14:50 You're Bleeding
18:29 Straight Edge
24:20 Liza And Louise
28:08 The Bag
32:14 Please play this song on the Radio
36:26 Warm
41:18 I Wanna Be Your Baby
46:23 Johnny Appleseed
51:22 She's Gone
54:44 Buggley Eyes
Thanks dude! just one little thing though: 32:14 "radio" is another song, this one is "please play this song on the radio"
ruclips.net/video/UVhLxe0KlyM/видео.html
More likes for this comment, please!!!😉
you forgot "between-song banter"
Obrigado brow, from Brasil 🇧🇷
Thanks dude! Nofx rules👍🏿
They're all still alive. I think in the end that is considered a win for humanity as we come to our eminent close.
If aliens touch down to say Hi, I'd like NOFX, Prince & Sunship (Uk garage) to be the musical ambassadors. The human species is worth saving (fingers crossed)!
Agreed
They goin on in STYLE too! (Love all that green hair). (Omg I love it when he wears dresses too)
God bless epic tolerance and perseverance! Thanks brosiffs for showing the way......the good way!
@@jimslicer807 I would put tom/travis/mark blink there as tom would probably know their language
I saw NOFX play in 1994 in El Paso Texas. Til this day it’s one of the best shows I’ve been to. It’s great to see them still playing together.
Still so legit!!!!! I wipe a tear from my eyes reminiscing back to fhe early 90s, and first discovering Nofx, and Fat record bands. Punk Rock was the only way.
Iv been going to NOFX shows for 20 yrs, and the banter between songs was always the cherry on top, I really can't think of other bands who do it better
What other band can still rip like this live in a backyard and still sound like the album NOFX forever legendary and mike wearing the RKL shirt 🔥🔥🔥🔥
It's funnY cause El Hefe said TheY don't even practice beforE a show...Thats TalenT
Mike. You and the boys have been my soundtrack of my life. I'd do anything to chill and play some shit with you. Inspirational to me in my darkest hours. 10 years sober from heroin coming up. Thank you all. No band ever I've loved and respected more. Congrats on Fat records. Alot of talent there. Love boys.
I just noticed Fat mikes house is the same colors as "So Long and Thanks For All the Shoes" album
1:30 Soul Doubt
6:25 Stickin' In My Eye
11:13 Bob
14:50 You're Bleeding
18:42 Straight Edge
24:20 Liza and Louise
28:09 The Bag
32:13 Please Play This Song On The Radio
36:26 Warm
41:18 I Wanna Be Your Baby
46:24 Johnny Appleseed
51:22 She's Gone
55:08 Buggley Eyes
@Misael Fret made this list but is very down message; please, fix it
I fucking love these guys! They make me travel in time when i was a teen and everything was easy, just going everywhere with my skateboard and playing music with my friends. Good times
Grande Juanma
Me too man , brings me back when life was just simple and all we had was school and skate.
Back in early 2000s when practically everyone was skateboarding. It was awesome being a teen in those times
Nah you on foos gone wild, saca la bolsitaaaaa
I had a friend who was awesome with a board. I miss the hell outta him
I have to be honest, I’ve never liked these guys’ music but I see these videos of them over the years and they always bring the fire. I have mad respect for them.
It’s taken me 30 years to FINALLY get into them…of course, as soon as they wrapped shit up, I decided to make the leap. They’re one of the few bands I never got into as a teenager in Orange County. Now I’m 44 kicking myself 😩
One of my favorites NOFX albums back when it got out was "White thrash, two heebs, and a bean". I still love it and this show took me back to my teenage years.
New Single Album out today 2.26.21amzn.to/2ZUPe3m
Remixed version Live at FAtty's All Songs No Banter ruclips.net/video/kn0mQOQX6pg/видео.html
I needed exactly that right now in my life! Thanks guys!
love it how they still are enthusiastic playing the old stuff after all these years. NOFX music will live forever!
Nofx makes life better at times. Good times
This is my band! Skating, and alot of weed and acid in Seattle Washington! In high school in 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997.
Me and my best friend snuck into their show at the Moore Theater in Seattle Washington in 1996!
Huge pile of spikes and chains people had to take off upon entry!
Best times ever!
NOFX
Never gets old
I’m totally new to this band but it’s nice to find a older band that hasn’t broken up or died or some shit
Stopping the drinks and pills sure helped them to stay alive, and then, together!
Or become EMO/POP shi*
@@lauzon99 it’s sick af to see them enjoying each other’s company after so many years. My favorite bands always end up hating each other
As somebody who’s loved NOFX since he was 11, I’m jealous that you’re just now finding them for the first time.
Dude check out rkl, they borrowed heavily from them.
This is Mike on the correct amount of substances.
I've met him a couple times and he was always basically on another planet.
@@PalmelaHanderson last time he was in Madrid he showed up too drunk to even sing - which sucked. 20 minutes of messing up songs.
Shrooms.
wasnt mike trying to go straight a couple years ago, lol, i guess he just said fuck it.....
@@PalmelaHanderson
Met the band Australian tour 1995 and he was straight edge . Close to it .
The fact that DJ Quik was rocking out so hard made my heart sing lol. Been listening to NOFX since like 95' and also love great hip hop.
I still remembered every single word from that entire album!
I love how nofx can headline a huge festival and play in a garage and both feel comfortable and exciting to watch
People who gave a thumbs down simply don't understand NOFX. If you wanna hear these songs free of mistakes and banter in between, listen to the CD.
CanDo duh....really.....
Probably downvoting because the losers area wearing masks. Nothing screams punk rock like following government. /sarcasm
Country fans
@@myblutuscani Or maybe you might be wrong and no one knows anymore so why not where a mask and have a good time. Seriously calling out the band that insulted the world for a joke about country music after a tragedy like they are followers. Seriously? You are trying to just find a problem with everything! Have you hung with them? May e they are like you and think the mask is BS? You are making an assumption without asking based on a video of a band that is getting shit on by everyone in a time when everyone is wrong. Sorry for that long speech, when I really meant fuck off!
@@myblutuscani And nothing screams poser like somebody not wearing a mask only because he is so edgy and anti-authoritarian. Wearing a mask is a simple and effective way of reducing infections which during a pandemic is the reasonable thing to do. Punk rock is thinking for yourself and looking out for each other.
Been a HUGE NOFX fan since 95. Saw them live in 97. ❤🤘
My favourite album ever since I was 15 (27 years ago). That was so cool.
Even better than punk in drublic?
New Single Album out today 2.26.21amzn.to/2ZUPe3m
Remixed version Live at FAtty's All Songs No Banter ruclips.net/video/kn0mQOQX6pg/видео.html
Hefe is one the most underrated musicians in our time.
That's a little too much, my friend 🤣🤣
Settle down
Relax
Tru dat.
Best guitarist in punk rock.
they performed Straight Edge so perfectly
Thanks for the reupload. I’m so happy that they decided to play this album and no other!
I'm 41 and this guys are incredible, they're the best American Punk Band of all the time.
Sounds for another weekend!
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You've gotta check out this old band from the 70's called the Misfits...😂💀🎃💀🎃💀
New Single Album out today 2.26.21amzn.to/2ZUPe3m
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The band on the t- shirt that Fat Mike is wearing would blow NOFX away into the next planet. So definitely, not the best American punk band.
my left ear enjoyed this
Seriously. Melvin is basically muted, other than the few intros he plays on.
Lucky. My phone got wet today and now says i have a headphone plugged in.
Sure me too...
@@PickleBread355 happened to me two times already, the latest one yesterday. Use an ear stick but remove some of the cotton first, so it would fit in the jack hole without damaging.
I got socked in the left ear and now it rattles when it's loud
Wow. If you close your eyes, they sound just like they did almost 30 years ago. So good and so happy I found this.
I love that Mike still plays that Danelectro
The backing vocals on stickin my eye are so perfectly executed
Yeah that was beautiful!!
@@DARKMETL The backing vocals are perfect all the way
As always!
The audio of this set is mixed andpitch corrected...
@@texasatan The irony of a band called "No-FX" using autotune lol
Not many bands nail harmonies that well live with distorted instruments. It really isn't easy.
World class gear helps
@@AlexanderJAllen It helps the overall sound of the music for sure, but I doubt they have autotune on the fly? I specifically meant it is difficult to sing harmonies over very loud music as it's difficult to hear exactly what's going on (compared to acoustic instruments, for example).
@@meadish No, they're definitely diligent singers, no question. They're a great example of how hard work pays off, practice makes perfect, etc. I was just listening to Punk in Drublic and then switched to Pump Up the Valium (albums) and WOW, what a difference in musicianship, especially the singing. (I do bet they have in-ear monitors, though, and THEY really help you hear your voice over the loudness).
@@AlexanderJAllen or just the right combo. jefe's tele and melvins lp and their amp settings + play styles mesh perfectly
For another weekend!
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One of my Favorite shows of 2020....and still rocking 2021... Thank you guys!
I'm loving this. Nofx was there for me during the 90's, they were there for me in Chicoutimi and now they're there for during Covid.
Amen
you are missing a "me"
This is making me feel more happiness than I’ve felt in months. Fuck yeah NOFX.
New Single Album out today 2.26.21amzn.to/2ZUPe3m
Remixed version Live at FAtty's All Songs No Banter ruclips.net/video/kn0mQOQX6pg/видео.html
I feel like I’m seeing bros at a house party who I haven’t seen in so long. These dudes have been my best friends for I think around 27 years since I learned about them in boy scouts.
Been a fan since 96 dont think many days have passed without me listening to at least one song. Keeping punk alive whilst theres so much death. Keep it up boys (old men) love you to the grave.
Crazy how time fly's eh? Im the same. At leaat a few tunes a day. Stay safe bro!! Peace
Literally speaking, we're at an all time low regarding death
I was introduced to NOFX in 1994 which was my senior year in HS by a friend of mine. Drunk in Public was the album and to this day I keep listening to it.
It's actually Punk in Drublic
This should be a weekly thing.
Ty Backs Or at least do the next 3 albums
Plasticinema agreed. I’d love to see a live backyard so long full album
My favorite part was between 26:00 and 26:30 when Melvin had a huge smile on his face while listening to the voice of Fat Mike. I think he was excited, first because it was a good performance, but mostly he was truly happy for his old friend who could sing like 30 years ago. This is pure friendship. Damn I miss my friends, I'm going to call them right now, see ya!
it's cos he couldn't believe Mike remembered the words :) the guy with the words had the wrong song lol
When your dad and his old skate buddies get up to play a song at your BBQ
Your dad is fat mike?
Literally the scenario at my brother's wedding. His new father-in-law thought himself the drummer in a shitty punk band. It was much less cool then this.
This is painfully accurate. I'm dad lol
@@SilverBulletCinemas sounds like an SNL skit..........mmmmhmmmmm
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Dude, Eric Melvin looks like he is having a blast. I think he's happy that Mike is singing so well. Lol.
back in 90's i used to jam with nofx song! ahhh... tq for sharing!!!!
After all these years playing in packed venues, halls, and arenas, its nice that COVID has them playing backyard parties again where all good punk bands started.
True that. Too bad their not next door to my back yard.
Good for them... but there´s plenty of us trying to get to know and it´s not easy if you don´t have gigs :/
The Pistols played no backyards
Punks not dead.
Shitty masks, the band is awesome but apparently alot of their fans are sheep
They sound better in the backyard than a lot of bands sound in venues.
They sound better in their backyard than they do in venues
I heard they suck live
Weak
True statement of fact.
And considering these guys are every bit of 50 years old not to mention the songs are like 40 years old, NOFX sounds absolutely great
Still rocking this show in 2021!!!! Great vibes ...great show...miss the live times but this will do for now.
From a 46 year old punk rocker and retired skater, thank for making my night!
Skaters dont retire
Holy fuck! NOFX in 2020 sounds way too perfect!!! This is definitely the soundtrack to this year.
Nofx are the Ric flair of punk. They've forgotten more punk than we will ever know
Ric Flair is punk.
Smelly is a proper dedicated drummer too, underrated..
As a drummer, I really wish people recognized Smelly more
hell yeah. him and Adam Carson of afi. i mean, the dude just picked up a set up sticks and started recording some amazing punk tracks. natural talent is easy to spot compared to people who "learned to play". and then there are people who are self taught, but mature into growing and learning more, which, really has helped me out. especially learning to play songs by bands that constantly evolve, it has definitely helped me change how i write music.
Dj quick in the audience!!! I feel like we entered my parallel universe
Who the hell would give this a thumbs down! Remember late 90’s warped tour seeing these guys. They still f’ing rock!
I remember mid 90s seeing them live for the first time on their Heavy Petting Zoo tour. They were literally almost 2 hours late. Everyone in the crowd was frustrated hot and smelly. But Mike came out and started busting jokes after he said sorry for being late and rocked the place.
Only NOFX can take an hour to play a thirty minute album.
You take an hour to play a thirty minute album, mate, if anyone does...
@@itsMrNoble Bro, I'm pretty sure that comment is meant as an endearment. It's why we love NOFX!
Yes, it's just funny how much they talk on purpose in between songs.
Haven't seen D4 live eh?
@@dancinginclownshoes nope
Saw RKL...No FX..In backyards..No youtube. Just beer..lsd..drugs..or soberness..And most importantly kids who didnt belong..Called family back then..Mike, all the best on the sober train. Thank you for all you've done. Cheers.
This is still one of the best punk rock records ever. For me.
Such a perfect album.
I listened to this album so much my old boss ended up asking who it was and listening to it.
Maximum Rocknroll is better.
Sounds for another weekend!
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Agreed. 💯… an album where the skip button is obsolete.
“Tom Delonge is not on this planet anymore” lol
Absolutly true :v
🤣
i thought i was going to be the only one thinking of him
Faith-based freakouts should be forgiven......a modern man realizing that there's a God is for sure enough to make them lose it.
Hope you enjoy!
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this reminds me of going to a see a friend's band in their parents back yard in the early 90's better sound do to the a/v pros but yep I am back in high school. thanks, guys. needed this more than I knew.
forgot to add they still suck live
@@hvipomgb3969 Seen them multiple times. Depending on how drunk Mike is, they'll suck live. But other times, they were tight, fast, and awesome.
Feel so good.... So Much.... Hi, From Sumba Island - Indonesia
The way Melvin looks over at Mike and smiles mid-song when he's doing a good job is a whole vibe
Hope you enjoy!
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I don’t know why this popped up but thank you universe!
They still sounding amazing.
Legitimately my favorite video on RUclips. Punk doesn't exist like this anymore. Glad to see them playing one of their best albums too
I wish playing whole albums live would catch on
The decline was awesome live
Ribbed "live in a dive" is great. You remember that awesome Lagwagon "live in a dive"? Tim hick
consistency people! NOFX FOR LIFE
I was brought to the 90s in high school bieng a kid. Thanks for the memories guyz!!!
I love that their voices haven't changed after all these years!
It's kinda insane how close this sounds to the record. And El Jefe is such a super-talented dude. As much as I love NOFX, I almost feel bad that he didn't do something bigger with his life than this band.
It must be extremely difficult balancing time between performances and being the mayor of Whoville.
Totally loled😅😅
Mayor Augustus Maywho doesn't have green hair.
Punk in Drublic was the album of my youth, much love NOFX.
Same here. When I was like 15 in 1995, a friend of mine turned me on to it. I had never even heard of the band before, so it kinda blew me away. Then I ended up turning it on to like 4 or 5 other friends of mine. Several of them ended up loving NOFX more than me because of that album. So yea, Punk In Drublic had quite an effect on so many people.
Lol, we had this little thing we did...when we were all hanging out and if there was a lull in the conversation, one of us out of nowhere would yell "FRIDAY NIGHT, WE'LL!.."..then the rest of we would continue in unison: "..BE DRINKING MANISCHEWITZ..."
It was more fun and funnier than it sounds, you had to be there, lol.
Yep, punk in drublic plus "smash" by Offspring (not cool anymore, gone mainstream) got me into punkrock. Was an easy decision because true and qualitatively good rap vanished sooooo fast. 😳 And now? Nowadays I am into propain as well as into Bob Marley and other stuff which is completely different like NOFX.
High five to great music. 🤙
@@adrianfiabane5608 I freaking LOVE Pro-Pain
@@NS1. 🥰 nice! High five 🖐️
Nofx for president! 2020.. they're like a fine wine.. they get better with age! I F'N LOVE NOFX
Andrew Grignon good god we don’t need trump supporters at there shows lol
@@theaviator06 no its not punk. Nothing punk about being a chud.
@@groovefretboard Oh i see, Up with the establishment!! Yeahhhh.
I'm just messing around, but you gotta take what you can get man.
Trump, NOFX, Obama and the entire federal government can eat the business end of a loaded, wracked, safety-off 12 gauge shotgun. Those who disagree follow suite.
Это самое потрясающее выступление за последние годы. Спасибо вам ребят что вы продолжаете радовать нас живыми выступлениями. Искренне обожаем вас!!!
Finding this made my day. I'm so stoked you guys are still going strong ❤️
This is how heaven's lobby looks like 💘
Joyful places other than your named places...
I love how Mike plays those walking bass lines better than the punk bass lines :D
So much energy. And so profesional. NOFX