Fat EP

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Fat
EP by Descendents
Released	1981
Recorded	1980
Genre	Punk
Length	???
Label	New Alliance Records
Producer	???
Professional reviews
All Music Guide link
Descendents chronology
Ride the Wild/It's a Hectic World single (1979) Fat (1981) Milo Goes to College (1982)

Fat is the 1981 release by the punk band The Descendents. It was released on New Alliance Records in 1981 and re-released on SST Records in 1989.

[edit] Track listing

1. "My Dad Sucks"
2. "Mr. Bass"
3. "I Like Food"
4. "Hey Hey"
5. "Weinerschnitzel"
6. "Global Probing"

[edit] Personnel

• Frank Navetta: Guitar/Backing Vocals
• Tony Lombardo: Bass
• Bill Stevenson: Drums/Backing Vocals
• Milo Aukerman: Lead Vocals

[edit] Covers

• The alternative rock band Taking Back Sunday covered "I Like Food" as a medley with "Suburban Home" (a song from Milo Goes to College) for the video game Tony Hawk's American Wasteland.

v • d • e Descendents Milo Aukerman • Stephen Egerton • Karl Alvarez • Bill Stevenson David Nolte • Gwynn Kahn • Frank Navetta • Tony Lombardo • Ray Cooper • Doug Carrion Studio albums Milo Goes to College (1982) • I Don't Want to Grow Up (1985) • Enjoy! (1986) • All (1987) • Everything Sucks (1996) • Cool to Be You (2004) EPs/Singles Ride the Wild/It's a Hectic World (1979) • Fat (1981) • Enjoy! (1986) • Clean Sheets (1987) • When I Get Old (Promo Version) (1996) • I'm the One (Promo Version) (1996) • When I Get Old (1997) • I'm the One (1997) • Sessions (1997) • 'Merican (2004) Live albums Liveage (1987) • Hallraker (1989) • Live Plus One (2001) Compilation albums Bonus Fat (1985) • Two Things at Once (1988) • Somery (1991) Side projects ALL • Black Flag • Buggerall • Dag Nasty • Doggy Style • Humble Gods • The Last • Left Insane • The Lemonheads • Milestone • Minuteflag • Only Crime • Spiffy • Tonyall Related articles SST Records • Fat Wreck Chords • California punk scene