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buy it!
rating: 5
I have had this CD for years...I also got it dirt cheep at a music store...Its a CD I have continued to listen it and Led to buying some of the other FAT Compilations...Great stuff
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some information seems wrong
rating: 5
"Fat Music For Fat People" realsed much earlier than what it shows on amazon.com, according to my memory it was 1994 or 1995 or maybe earlier than the year I remember.
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Skakin'
rating: 4
I bought this disc a few years ago. It was on the counter at the check out for dirt cheap and I thought "what the heck. I'll give it a shot." I loved every minute of it. Then I lost it. Missed it so much that I'm buying another.
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One of two fat comps worth bothering with.
rating: 5
I remember buying this and thinking how brilliant the short lived band guns and wan*ers sound on this near perfect cd, there are only really about 3 throw away tracks on fat music for fat people which are stung outs in harms way, 88 fingers louies track blink and of course NOFX's kill all the white man which is my opinion so dont get all cynical. Even the tilt track sounds good on this fat comp and thats a welcome rareity so if you're going to pick any fat comps up my advice would be this one and live fat die young which is probably a little bit better than this one but it's cheap and value for money.
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ahhh how i love compliations
rating: 5
Compliations always seem to get the best reviews. and it's warranted. My sister handed me this cd to buy when we were in a used record store, and i haven't regretted every penny of the 8 bucks i put down for it. Propaghandi's Anti-Manifesto assaults your ears the minute your cd starts playing. then comes one of the most witty, blatantly honest Lagwagon songs i've ever heard- Know it All. The rest of the songs follow suit, but the stand outs are United Cigar by Good Riddance, You've Got a Problem by Face to Face and Blink by 88 Fingers Louie. But the closing song is perhaps the best closing song to a compliation that i've heard in a long time. It is Kill All the White Men by NOFX. This song has come to be the reigning anthem between me and my Ethiopian friend, and a favorite party song whenever i have a shakedown at my house. If you can find it, buy it, once you go punk, you'll never go mainstream again.
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