NOFX - 1992 - White Trash, Two Heebs and a Bean

1992 White Trash, Two Heebs and a Bean

1 Soul Doubt Fat Mike 2:46
2 Stickin in My Eye Fat Mike 2:24
3 Bob Fat Mike 2:02
4 You're Bleeding Fat Mike 2:12
5 Straight Edge MacKaye, Minor Threat 2:11
6 Liza and Louise Fat Mike 2:22
7 The Bag Fat Mike 2:46
8 Please Play This Song on the Radio Fat Mike 2:16
9 Warm Fat Mike 3:30
10 I Wanna Be Your Baby Fat Mike 2:56
11 Johnny Appleseed Fat Mike 2:37
12 She's Gone Fat Mike 2:56
13 Buggley Eyes Fat Mike 1:21

Review by Jason Ankeny

The title of NOFX's White Trash, Two Heebs and a Bean is a pretty fair indicator of what's going on in the grooves — specifically, tongue-in-cheek, politically incorrect forays into America's pancultural society. A SoCal punk band that recalls both the eclecticism and attitude of Camper Van Beethoven, NOFX rips through much more than standard-issue thrash; they transform Minor Threat's "Straight Edge" into a blues song with fake B.B. King vocals, go ska for the wry character study "Bob," and examine lesbian lifestyles with surprising maturity on "Liza and Louise." Not quite so understanding is "Johnny Appleseed," which pokes fun at the very concept of cultural diversity and is sung in a Hispanic accent by guitarist El Hefe.