Drowning Roses/NOFX Split
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| "Drowning Roses/NOFX Split" | ||
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| Single by NOFX | ||
| Released | 1988 | |
| Format | single | |
| Genre | Punk rock | |
| Label | X-Mist Records | |
| NOFX singles chronology | ||
| The P.M.R.C. Can Suck on This! (1987) |
Drowning Roses/NOFX Split (1988) |
The Longest Line (1992) |
This album is a 7" split between Drowning Roses and NOFX. This record was limited to 500 copies, with the first 50 copies pressed on clear-red vinyl. Drowning roses also made two full-length albums titled "Take the dole" and "Youth of Metropolis".
[edit] Track listing
- Side A (Drowning Roses)
- "Paradise"
- Side B (NOFX)
- "S/M Airlines"
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