One of the best live albums i have ever heard. It doesn't slow down at all and it's just as intense as a live album from these guys would be expected to be. An awesome starting point to the band.

I ended up buyin this from here instead of fatwreck cuz I'd been waiting for it to come in stock for ages, but finally gave up waiting. I dont think they will ever get it back in stock...Anyway, this is a great addition to the Live in a Dive series, but not the best. I'd have to go with Strung Out so far, that one is truly amazing. Can't wait for the Swingin' Utters and Lagwagon Live in a Dive either, they will be great. I think the Lawrence Arms should put out a Live in a Dive, that would be awesome, and I know they've done a live record already, but NOFX should do another one, with their more reccent stuff on it.

I bought the cd version of this a little more than a year ago. It's one of the best in my collection. Soon after, I saw on the Fat Wreck Chords website that the vinyl had a bonus track. I was already into vinyl, but a bonus track was an extra incentive to get it. By the time I was gonna send for it though, it sold out (and is still "temporarily unavailable"). I saw it here for a lower price. Nothing but greatness. Highlights on this album are "The Bland Within", "Disco Sucks Fuck Everything", "Injustice System", and "Rat Pack" (which includes guest vocals by "Fuckin' Ready"). In addition to the record, this came with a full sized comic book of the booklet (which doesn't come with the cd). It's kind of a coincidence, my cd was stolen and I got it back the day I sent for this. Buy this LP now! It's out of print, cheaper than from Fat (if they still had it), includes a bonus track (Bullshit Justice), comes with a comic book, and is a great album.

This is definitley an amazing live band... but I don't know, it just seems kind of boring just listening to them, and not being in the actual crowd. The recording is amazing, as with all of the Live in a Dives thus far, but it would definitley be in your interest to see them live, instead of listening to a record of them playing live. It's still good though, and worth the 8 bucks or whatever it is.