Various Artists, Punk-O-Rama, Vol. 4 - 1h 2m 6s

Tracks & Durations

1. Fight It	2:15
2. Second Best	1:49
3. Faster Than the World	2:17
4. 1998	2:46
5. The Will The Message	2:37
6. Hopeless Romantic	2:07
7. The Getaway	3:41
8. Think the World	1:21
9. Snap Decision	2:23
10. Generator	3:19
11. I Will Deny	1:39
12. Let's Do This	1:23
13. It's My Life	2:29
14. Weakend Revolution	2:19
15. Summerholiday Vs. Punkroutine	4:02
16. They Always Come Back	3:23
17. Twisted	1:56
18. Don't Panic	1:46
19. Big In Japan	4:04
20. Someone to Love?	2:52
21. A Life's Story	2:09
22. Picture This	2:05
23. Lucky	2:14
24. Mr. Clean	2:39
25. Kids of the K Hole	2:18

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Review

The latest in a series of punk compilations courtesy of Epitaph Records, Straight Outta the Pit is a snarling, high-energy affair featuring 24 acts. With fervent music from the likes of Rancid, the New Bomb Turks, and Bad Religion, this collection showcases several top-notch punk ensembles. While all of the selections have been previously released, except for "Fight It" by L.A.'s Pennywise, there are some neglected classics to savor, including "Don't Panic" by Seattle's Gas Huffer, and "It's My Life" by the infamous Agnostic Front. The only performance that doesn't complement the raucous nature of Punk-O-Rama 4 is Tom Waits singing "Big In Japan," but it's a slice of skewed weirdness all the same. With a slew of superlative punk rock bands rounding out the lineup, this compilation consistently delivers. --Mitch Myers

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