Nothing new since Rock 'n' Roll

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Nothing new since Rock 'n' Roll
album by The Fight
Released	2004
Genre	Pop punk
Length	41 min 24 s
Record label	Repossession Records
Producer	Neal Avron
Professional reviews
ugo.com	B	[1]
The Fight albums
Home is where the hate is (2003)

Nothing new since Rock 'n' Roll is the first full-length album by UK pop punk band The Fight. It was released in 2004.

[edit] Track listing

1. "Can't be bothered" (Turley, Turley) - 2:46
2. "Karaoke star" (Nott/Turley, Turley) - 3:09
3. "Moved on" (Turley, Turley) - 2:59
4. "Sid and Nancy" (Turley, Turley) - 1:52
5. "Forgotten Generation" (Mich Walker) - 2:25
6. "JB's" (Turley, Turley) - 3:13
7. "No more legend" (Turley, Turley) - 4:07
8. "Mommy's little soldier" (Turley, Turley) - 2:22
9. "Housewreck" (Turley, Turley) - 2:59
10. "Stage skool kidz" (Turley, Turley) - 2:57
11. "Don't tell me" (Nott/Turley, Turley) - 2:46
12. "Revolution calling" (Turley, Turley) - 3:14
13. "Shut up yourself" (Turley, Turley) - 3:06
14. "Johnny can't hackett" (Turley, Turley) - 3:293

[edit] Personnel

• K8! - Vocals, Guitar
• Scott- Guitar
• Matt - Bass
• Jak - Drums