About this album
Where they were
Released in 1995, 'The One Voted Most Likely to Succeed' is SNFU's fifth studio album, marking a period of creative resurgence following their earlier work. At this point, the band had solidified their place in the Canadian hardcore punk scene but faced challenges with changing musical landscapes and lineup changes, particularly after the departure of founding member Jon Card. This album reflects their enduring spirit and adaptability within the genre.
Why it matters
This album is notable for its punchy sound and clever lyrics, which resonated with both fans and critics alike. It received favorable reviews upon release, showcasing SNFU's influence on the hardcore punk genre while also reaching audiences beyond Canada, highlighting their role in the global punk scene during the 90s.
Essential tracks
- "Drunk on a Bike" — This track encapsulates the band’s signature blend of humor and raw energy, making it a fan favorite during live performances.
- "My Mold Collection" — The song stands out for its quirky lyrical content, reflecting SNFU’s unique ability to mix dark humor with engaging melodies.
- "Lovely Little Frankenstein" — 'Lovely Little Frankenstein' showcases a more melodic side of the band while maintaining their punk edge, illustrating their musical versatility.
Release Date
January 1, 1995
Artist Origin
Canada
Tracklist
- 1 Rusty Rake 1:59
- 2 A Better Place 1:45
- 3 Big Thumbs 2:21
- 4 Drunk on a Bike 2:49
- 5 Manuel 2:51
- 6 My Mold Collection 2:19
- 7 Bumper Stickers 1:27
- 8 Eric’s Had a Bad Day 3:11
- 9 The King of Skin 1:45
- 10 Mutated Dog 2:55
- 11 Bizarre Novelties 1:26
- 12 Lovely Little Frankenstein 2:33
- 13 One Last Loveshove 2:25
