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Leche Con Carne

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This album is one of their best...this or More Betterness. Either way, it's still a great album. Justified, Couch Boy, 51 Days, and Redemption Song (Bob Marley cover) are good songs. The whold album is good lyrically.

NUFAN at thier best.... They have come along way since "Incognito," and sound a ton better. This is a great album... It is a faster album and very melodic.... Great stuff.... I saw these guys live with Mad Caddies and Consumed on the Fat Tour 00' and they are even better live.... Also pick up "More Betterness," another great album....

this was my introduction to no use for a name and was my highschool soundtrack. while my peers were jammin to all the small things, i was dealing out justified black eyes :) this cd also taught me how to play guitar and tony sly's voice / melodies are the bombdangleedoo.

This is an awesome melodic hardocor punk album. I dig the music, and the inteesting vocals.

this is a great cd. It's better then making friends, and more betterness

I first heard this band on a fat comp and thought they were pretty cool. And then I heard "Straight From The Jacket" and that convinced me to but it. But it wasn't that great of a CD. If your a Hard-core punk fan though pick it up. If not buy something mellow with its share of punk like Millencolin.

Great music, great lyrics: remains the best NUFAN album to date!! SoCal punk rawk all the way, daddy.

this cd was full of amazingly fast and good songs especially redemption song

this album is pretty good, it has its share of hits such as justified black eye, which I think is on a fat wreckchord compilation, the last song is a great song as well, called "Exit", other than the all the other songs are up to par with other N.U.F.A.N. albums, I recommend buying this album

For those who don't know, NUFAN's pre-Fat Records stuff (on NRA) was very different from the likes of this record. Where they were formerly very thrashy/harsh, here they are harmonic and more melodic. This was the one that sent them into the indie-punk big-time, and rightfully so. Soaring, hard yet melodic tunes that maintain a unique quality amongst a field of generic bands. Their post-Leche efforts have been alright, but this one stands out as their finest moment. If you haven't heard them, start here first.