Regaining Unconsciousness
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| Regaining Unconsciousness | ||
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| EP by NOFX | ||
| Released | March 25, 2003 | |
| Genre | Punk rock | |
| Label | Fat Wreck Chords | |
| NOFX chronology | ||
|---|---|---|
| Surfer (2001) |
Regaining Unconsciousness (2003) |
13 Stitches (2003) |
Regaining Unconsciousness is an EP by NOFX, released prior to the release of The War on Errorism. Regaining Unconsciousness was the name of a song that appeared on The War on Errorism, although that song did not appear on this EP.
All tracks appeared on The War on Errorism except for "Hardcore 84" and "Commercial,' which was a mock commercial for War on Errorism.
Contents |
[edit] CD release
- "Medio-core"
- "The Idiots Are Taking Over"
- "Franco Un-American"
- "Hardcore 84"
- "Commercial" (unlisted)
[edit] Vinyl (7") release
[edit] Side a
- "Idiots Are Taking Over"
[edit] Side b
- "Franco Un-American"
- "Hardcore 84"
| NOFX |
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| Fat Mike | El Hefe | Eric Melvin | Erik Sandin |
| Scott Sellers | Scott Aldahl | Dave Allen | Dave Casillas | Steve Kidwiller |
| Discography |
| Studio albums: Liberal Animation | S&M Airlines | Ribbed | White Trash, Two Heebs and a Bean | Punk in Drublic | Heavy Petting Zoo | So Long and Thanks for All the Shoes | Pump Up the Valuum | The War on Errorism | Wolves in Wolves' Clothing |
| Extended plays: NOFX | So What If We're on Mystic! | The P.M.R.C. Can Suck on This! | The Longest Line | Liza and Louise |Don't Call Me White | Leave it Alone | HOFX | Fuck the Kids | Louise and Liza | All of Me | Timmy the Turtle | The Decline | Bottles to the Ground | Pods and Gods | Fat Club 7 | Surfer | Regaining Unconsciousness | 13 Stitches | 7" of the Month Club | Never Trust a Hippy |
| Compilation and live albums: I Heard They Suck Live!! | Maximum Rocknroll | 45 or 46 Songs That Weren't Good Enough to Go on Our Other Records | The Greatest Songs Ever Written (By Us!) |
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