"Fat Lip" is the first single off the punk rock band Sum 41's second album All Killer No Filler. It is arguably the band's most successful single, topping the Billboard Modern Rock chart, as well as MTV's Total Request Live and MuchMusic's MuchMusic Countdown in the summer of 2001.

The high-tempo song includes elements of rapcore, hip hop (particularly Beastie Boys), and punk rock, with Deryck, Dave, and Steve getting some lines in (Deryck providing some hip-hop while mainly doing the singing). The original title for "Fat Lip" was "Punk Hop", due to the song being a combination of hip-hop and punk. Its lyrics depict a person who wants to rebuff every attempt by society to conform, with the chorus beginning with the line, "I don't wanna waste my time/Become another casualty of society". The lyrics are rebellious and juvenile in nature, giving it a teenage target audience.[citation needed] "The verses are really about what we do: growing up in the suburbs, going to parties and hanging out with our friends, and causing trouble. A lot of people say they relate to it," said Whibley. [1]The song gets its name from the slang term for a swollen lip as result from being punched in the face. The cover of the CD has a boy with a "fat lip", hence the name of the single. The model in the cover is Charlie White. Rolling Stone Magazine described the sound of the song as if Sum 41 went from blink-182 to Beastie Boys to Black Sabbath, all in one song.

The video contains another track from the album, Pain For Pleasure. The band members dressed in an 80's heavy metal style with a different music tone that sounds similar to "Killers" by Iron Maiden - a clear influence of the band, as evidenced in the lyrics of this very song ("Heavy metal and mullets, it's how we were raised/Maiden and Priest were the gods that we praised"). This dual-video project was directed by Marc Klasfeld.

The video's intro features the band members singing verses from their song "Dave's Possessed Hair/It's What We're All About" from their previous album, Half Hour of Power.

"In Too Deep" is the second single from the album All Killer No Filler by the Canadian punk rock band, Sum 41. The song is about trying to break up with someone who's just always complaining before you can't get out.

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This video is a parody of the diving competition from the Rodney Dangerfield classic, Back To School. Sum 41 face another dive team, represented as your typical high school "jocks", with muscular bodies and red Speedos. Each band member takes their turn diving off the board in comical fashion as they dive against their opposition who dive with mocking perfection. After guitarist Dave Baksh completes his dive, he then rises out of the water to play his guitar solo. (Both Cone and Dave have confirmed this is copied from Guns N' Roses's video for "Estranged".) After each dive, the video cuts to a scene of the band playing in an empty pool surrounded by fans cheering along. On the last dive, drummer Stevo 32 does a comically dramatic dive (also known as the triple lindy, and similar to the dive done by Dangerfield's character in Back to School) in which he bounces off of every diving board and lands perfectly in the water. During this dive, the video cuts to Dangerfield himself looking astonished. He is rewarded with perfect marks from the judges. The band wins, and we see their disgruntled opposition. The whole crowd then dives in the pool in celebration. This video was directed by Marc Klasfeld.

"The Hell Song" is the second single off the Sum 41 album Does This Look Infected?. The song is supposedly about a friend of the band who contracted HIV.[1]

The music video was of a concert with dolls, with Sum 41's faces on those "performing" in front of a Lite-Brite screen. They were joined with other dolls such as those of Snoop Dogg, Ozzy Osbourne, Marilyn Manson, Korn, Metallica, Eddie the Head, and Angus Young. Also, the dolls' obscene finger gestures and nudity are comically censored, which are used to make it look like real life. The video was directed by Marc Klasfeld.

The song was in the movie American Wedding.

The Bright Lights of America is the eighth studio album released by Anti-Flag. It is scheduled to be released on April 1, 2008 according to an announcement posted on the band's main page. The first song released from the album was "Good 'N' Ready", featured on Fat Wreck Chords Hanuk-Comp From the Dreidel to the Grave compilation. The song "The Bright Lights of America" is available on their MySpace. In a recent interview Justin Sane told the interviewer the album was to be released mid March.[1] In the same interview he explained this album was going to be different from the last including new styles and elements like using orchestra instruments and child choirs. It has leaked to file sharing sites on March 19. The cd has been released on the band's myspace with 12 of the 13 songs on March 24.

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This is my favorite Dead Kennedy's release. I will side-step the DK's current soap opera for a moment to review this disc. First of all, the Dead Kennedys were probably one of the most well-round, musically talented bands to emerge from the punk scene in the early '80's. East Bay Ray, Klaus Flouride, and D.H. Peligro were some of the best musicians ever to be called punk rock. No one else sounded like the Dead Kennedys. The "In God We Trust, Inc." EP was the DK's nod to DC-style hardcore. Its filled with hyperspeed jams that, unlike much of the hardcore that was emerging, is filled with great riffs and, despite the speed, just a great sense of what makes a good song,not just simple 3 chord verses and sing-along chorus. The jazz into to "We Got A Bigger Problem Now". "Plastic Surgery Disasters" is again filled with hyperspeed thrash, but its also tempered with influences of surf (especially "Moon Over Marin") and spaghetti western music (just listen to "Winnebago Warrior"). The fact that the group wrote much of this album as a whole is probably to a big reason for that. All throughout, Jello Biafra's lyrics are smart and funny. --- Patrick T. Grady

tracks
1. Advice From Christmas Past
2. Government Flu
3. Terminal Preppie
4. Trust Your Mechanic
5. Well Paid Scientist
6. Buzzbomb
7. Forest Fire
8. Halloween
9. Winnebago Warrior
10. Riot
11. Bleed For
12. I Am The Owl
13. Dead End
14. Moon Over Marin
15. Religious Vomit
16. Moral Majority
17. Hyperactive Child
18. Kepone Factory
19. Dog Bite
20. Nazi Punks Fuck Off
21. We've Got A Bigger Problem Now
22. Rawhide

A Skateboard Party is a live album by the Dead Kennedys and was released in August 1983 on Starving Missile Records in cooperation with Alternative Tentacles as a limited edition release. It features the famous exchange where Jello Biafra asks what the audience wants, a girl yells, "Autograph, goddammit!", prompting Jello to retort with, "I'll autograph you with my dental chart."

The concerts took place in Stuttgart and Munich, on September 13 and 15, 1982. On the original vinyl version, Side A was tracks 1-10 and Side B was tracks 11-17

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