This is where Smelly really steps up, because he's the cleanest.

@MrMotherfuck123

7 жыл бұрын

Minus that he's missing People being stabbed at Punk Rock Shows, geez...

@pottergeist

5 жыл бұрын

drummers usually are the cleanest, i mean, at least during the concert

I had to train a guy for deliveries years ago. I played NOFX all day. He hated it and said that is the "worst singer" he has ever heard. I just put in another cassette tape of NOFX and turned it up. He hated me. About a year later he picked up some Asian hitchhiker and cut off his head. No lie. I rode around all day with this dude pissing him off. That is my NOFX story.

@deric916

7 жыл бұрын

All your fault

@Paddy.C

7 жыл бұрын

Maybe the Asian guy called him White.

@johndoshevskee3345

5 жыл бұрын

Asian or "Asian"

@mpd_l_r

5 жыл бұрын

My wife always hates it when I play NOFX because she hates Mike's voice. Oh well

@itsRaddad

5 жыл бұрын

@@mpd_l_r Mike has sounded like the same 16 year old with throat cancer for all of NOFX's career and i love it

been into nofx since I first saw them back in 92. El Jefe had just started playing with them, my friend and I had a zine and brought some written questions to interview These guys after the show. We interviewed them, had some beers in the parking lot of the venue and ended up hanging out with them the rest of the night and into the next morning, great experience, great guys, I was 16 years old and it was such a memorable night, I instantly fell in love with nofx, they were living the dream in my 16 yr old punk eyes I've been listening to nofx since and have huge respect for Mike and fat wreckords also. This interview has shown me I was on to something that night and since. Thanks Mike, Melvin, Jeff, and Smelly for the 24 years you've given me. Can't wait to read the book and catch you guys on your next tour.

@phlog_dog7336

7 жыл бұрын

Who's Jeff?

I've been into nofx since I was 13 years old rocking my grey silk screened punk in drublic shirt (im 33 now) and after 20 years of loving and learning these guys songs on guitar and memorizing lyrics, seeing them perform the best and the worst live shows I've ever seen i already felt like i knew these guys personally and couldn't possibly love these fucks anymore than i did, i was wrong, this was amazing, this is so fucking rad of you guys to put yourselves out there like this. much love and respect andI 'IM SO FUCKING STOKED THAT IN THE HOWEVER MANY THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS OF YEARS PEOPLE HAVE WALKED THE PLANET I MANAGED TO BE ALIVE AT THE SAME TIME AS NO FUCKING FX !!! WIN!

nofx aint no joke band.their albums helped make me a man

@adamrees400

5 жыл бұрын

@Ciaran Moran213 😅😅🤣🤣😂😂

@Bryan-of5qd

5 жыл бұрын

Maximum rock n roll🤘🤘

@erikaw7767

3 жыл бұрын

Hahahahahaha best comment

@alleystargrowley2784

3 жыл бұрын

a gay man?

@alibongo51

3 жыл бұрын

Mum?

been listening to these guys since I was 15 I'm 45 and their still the raddest

@davidunderwood4341

4 жыл бұрын

Same here 45 and was listening as young as 17 years old.

@bugnut82

4 жыл бұрын

Nice, me too. Execpt I am 37

@benlee7864

3 жыл бұрын

They're*

@benwilliams5947

3 жыл бұрын

@@benlee7864 I came into the replies just to see if someone would do this

@dennisjr77

2 жыл бұрын

Been listening to them since I was 17….. 44 now. 👍👍

I love NOFX. That was an hour of pure gold. Thank you :)

@davidbatey7530

8 жыл бұрын

Still plenty of us still going in the UK, but we let the kids do the moshing nowadays lol

@davidbatey7530

8 жыл бұрын

42 here! Still feel like I am 17 in my head, but my body says otherwise! I am hoping NOFX will tour the UK again with the new album, I need my fix!

@heyholetsgo

8 жыл бұрын

Well put.

@faalonikdovah982

8 жыл бұрын

+David Batey Jesus, now I feel like a bitch for feeling the same way at 35. Been listening to these fuckers since I was 14, and to this day have only met 3 people in my day to day life that were fans. Not counting shows, of course.That's 21 years and 3 other people. Seems like a grave injustice has been committed against humanity somewhere along the line.

@gyrozepelli872

8 жыл бұрын

+David Batey was gonna see em but the festival went bust , shit sucks

So awesome, we remember Erik Sandin lived in La Crescenta next to the Boogie Bowl skatepark. He'd always come down to our house, he was 18, NOFX played in our parents garage in 1984, Erik said; "I'm gonna be a drummer, I love this, I'm gonna do this for the rest of my life" and so it was and is Erik did it with NOFX

Mike is an utterly genius lyricist.

@ohoto3896

Жыл бұрын

SLEEPIN UNDER RAYS, YOUR TEETH CRUMBLIN' AWAY, SAY GOOD BYE TO ALL RESPONSIBILITY, YOU NEVER WANTED IT MAN.

@technoretarded8029

10 ай бұрын

He's witty for sure. And funny

This interview gave me a new found respect for these guys.

I’m loving NOFX more and more as I/we get older.

smelly was the star of the book. Real talk

@captainbaseballbatboy7915

5 жыл бұрын

Yup... When he writes about adopting the little girl and pretty much saved her life, my eyes got wattery

@michaelr.4878

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah dude, he definitely was. It is pretty neat to see that he has become the 'grownup' of the band. After all of the crazy things he did in the past that are outlined in the book, he would be the last one to peg as being the 'responsible guy in the band', in the future.

@KidRoctopus93

4 жыл бұрын

Just listened t the audio book. He was definitely the punkest mother I ever did see.

@lpm-lonepinemallmusic7388

4 жыл бұрын

@internet internet you are an anti biotic

@nathanjames2230

3 жыл бұрын

Smelly rules!

real blokes, expressing real experiences, writing real music......... = longevity! Can't wait to see'em again at the end of the year in Italy! Frothing!

Smelly and his parts were the most interesting.

WE ALL FUCKING LOVE YOU MELVIN!!!!!!!

does anybody else watch this for comfort?

@orgasmatron4296

5 жыл бұрын

I watched it to harm myself

@alanjudd7537

5 жыл бұрын

@@orgasmatron4296 ''Yeah' me too,

@peterpetrarca4691

3 жыл бұрын

yes

@WaterTowerBand

3 жыл бұрын

we do : )

That was a really good upload! Thanks a bunch!

Listening to NOFX since 1992, now i‘m 40 and my wife got me the book for xmas. can‘t wait to get my hands on it! I fln love these dudes!

Smelly is cool

@loversandlosers

8 жыл бұрын

And hefe is hilarious

@Magooch86

8 жыл бұрын

+Jack Ride Smelly's super cool hey, never really heard him talk at length before.

@maxiepattie85

8 жыл бұрын

+Jack Ride 39:25 real talk..... not that stupid tuff talk

@NinjaGamer-oy1ol

8 жыл бұрын

+Magooch86 yea I met him when they signed my book he was real chill

@420MusicFiend

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah I can relate to Smelly a lot more than I thought I did.

Great interview and video, you can tell the host is a genuine fan of the band and what they have to say.

This is awesome. Well worth the watch.

@maxiepattie85

8 жыл бұрын

+Cameron Kok At 32:00..... I know right? Promoting yourself pre cell, and web. These fuckers shine hard, always have.

@phlog_dog7336

7 жыл бұрын

The book's well worth the read as well

Smelly is awesome, I love his realness.

It's awesome to finally hear from Smelly for once, here, and in the book. Dude is a legend.

well I'm glad I stumbled upon this. if been outta touch, but grew up listening to NOFX in the early- mid 90s. pretty cool to hear their stories told. hard to believe it's been 25 years since I first got into them...where do the years go?!

the book was a great read I feel that I know them all so much more. Thanks for writing this

Smelly is a total inspiration, he makes me wanna get clean and straight up focus on my drumming and sleigh shit...

@punkindrublic5329

4 жыл бұрын

TBH the hardest part is staying clean but once you do it for so long you get use to being clean it's so worth it I can actually save money for once so I can by CDs and go to shows I was never able to do that wen I was on drugs good luck to you brother you got this \m/

@marcuszoller852

3 жыл бұрын

Do it dude!

@zachary9009

3 жыл бұрын

Do it

@maddogkilla1

2 жыл бұрын

Hope you did it man. I'm listening to the book again right now to try and get inspired again to get my act together and get clean. I was clean for a while after reading book 1st time and I fucking hate and don't understand how I'm back getting high and even worse with this fentanyl bullshit. FML man and if you're clean right now fucking cherish it. I'd do anything to be clean right now but I'm a total pussy

@elanteaster9349

2 жыл бұрын

@@maddogkilla1 you got this bro, I finally got clean, it's a miracle im still here, its life and death with that shit these days man. I had to go to long term rehab and that really helped but it's all up to us in the end bro. You deserve better fam, be well..

Great band. Even greater interview. God I love this band. Been listening for 25 years now.

This is the first hour long youtube video ive actually watched and listend to everything. i need this book!

@wickedlee664

5 жыл бұрын

??? Realty.. I have a problem. I’ve watched 100s of multi hour vids.. 1,000s of hour long vids. Crap

Wow! 20 years go by really fast...

childhood heroes

@faalonikdovah982

8 жыл бұрын

+Meatwood Flac So the helped you go your own way, so to speak?

@maxiepattie85

8 жыл бұрын

Rambo

Worth the watch and these guys still kill it

Hands down best Punk band ever! They never sold their soles to the big record label devils and still are relevant to this day! Amazing! I Would listen to every album from front to back every song always kick ass!

@phlog_dog7336

7 жыл бұрын

The bottoms of their feet have not been sold yet.

Wow, I'd never seen this before. I'm amazed at how open they are. Great video.

This needs to be an audio book. No music or anything, just the dudes telling all their stories in their own words AND voices.

@juanpaisarepa

8 жыл бұрын

+Dan Pantzig! I was thinking exactly the same shit, when el hefe starts to read

@twomindz79

6 жыл бұрын

there is. its on youtube.

@trainspotter360

6 жыл бұрын

I just listened to all 12 hours of it on KZread. The band reads their chapters

@stuartmatthews91

5 жыл бұрын

@@twomindz79 band does the reading too. pretty worth the 12 hour listen

one of the very few, and far between , real bands....they give all their honesty

screwing up since 1983

56:04 - Why I love this band.

Thanks for This SXSW! Class: Sick! ^_^

I could watch videos from these 4 men my entire life, as they play amazing music and amazing how they got rich because of it, they are a awsome band and my favorite band, its why there name is on my shoulder forever, and my name online, thank you nofx for being great band mates and awsome musical talents, nofx for life!

It's so weird to think that I've listen to these guys since I was 15 years old. I am 32 now. One of my favorite bands of all time. Really enjoyed this interview.

@msfourroux

7 жыл бұрын

David Glasspool im a 41yr old sk8r chick, that's been listening since 2 heebs and a bean around 93/94....crazy how I still remember the words to the entire album.

I feel like I kinda grew up with these guys. They have been there for me since I was 13-14 or so. 39 today with 15+ shows under My belt, but I always to so see them.

best nofx interview ever

From 46:00 - 50:00 best Part, that was tense. And Hefe is like... well Hefe... XD

I got to get that book! I am only a fan for 20 years but I guess I was too young before ;) Cool interview! Informative.

I just appreciate how real these guys are, they are themselves whether you like it or not.

I didn't think I could love these guys more than I already did. I was wrong.

Smelly was my favorite part of the book hands down.

I think I watched this video now at least 6-7 times if not already 10 times. And I read the book 3 times. For me NOFX members represent something genuine that we have to save as a special era for an anthology book.

They talk about how Hefe's first influence on recording was longest line. That's one of their best songs imo. He brings so much to their music with his talent.

First time I heard their music was the entire Ribbed album on the A1 Meats skate video in 91'. First time I saw them live was in 93' with the Offspring and Glue Gun. Unforgettable memories that shaped the rest of my punk life.

shoutout to the interviewer, great job.

Just bought this book...can't wait!

Smelly misses the tribal idiocy of punk rock culture.

@maddogkilla1

2 жыл бұрын

You can really notice this in that backstage passport show they did. In one of the episodes Smelly is all excited saying if there is a fist fight tonight this will be the perfect punk rock show. I feel like he's so much different now sober tho that he probably Struggles with missing all the shit he used to do high in his old life

Yep, it's confirmed: NOFX would have gone nowhere if El Hefe hadn't joined the band.

@maxiepattie85

8 жыл бұрын

OUCH

@Fuckfaceunlimited

6 жыл бұрын

Not really true - they had two really great albums before him joining. But his skills deffo made a great difference on the following albums - still, this band is very centered around Mike's writing and composing. Hefe really made some of Mike's ambitions possible.

@jcqa333

6 жыл бұрын

well..Liberal Animation is still the best fuckin Album...No Hefe...

@sergwaynecorbray940

6 жыл бұрын

Joao Afonso False Ribbed is the best no Hefe. It’s also getting a live release later this year!

@psyjax2

5 жыл бұрын

Hefe is def. the most stable member of the band.

does anyone else chuckle everytime el hefe says "crystal sphere"?

What an amazing interview when the interviewer is actually a real fan of the band

Met em all a few times...sandin n melvin are really genuine guys

Good to see Matt Skiba doing the interviewer job. *thumbs up*

why can't all music interview be like this? fucking perfect!

I love nofx. Amazing for so many reasons. Soundtrack to my days driving to Refugio beach and surfing all day when I was a kid.

Can't wait to read the book !!!

wow I sat down to take a quick look and watched the whole damn thing

Smelly is super articulate and thoughtful. Loved his answers.

Saw them in 93 or 94 opening for Fishbone. They were fantastic! xoxo The Clarences

56:26 Melvin, were you going to say something?

can't wait to hear this shit and read that fucking book

@maxiepattie85

8 жыл бұрын

Cant put it down... double pun!

Classic Mike. “Oh, you’re here to have fun. Well, that’s not happening.” Two minutes into an hour-long interview.

That was worth watching, I wanna write some music now.

I'm buying this book right now!!!!!

what a great bunch of guys. musically brilliant and good humans too....wow.

I lived a life that mimics a lot of the crap they've gone through. I have nothing but love for them and their ability to push past the shit. I've also been able to push past the shit and I'm doing well in life. I was never handed a golden ticket. I fought for everything I have in life. I have not read the book yet and I will read it soon. One thing I have to put out there... If life kicks you in the nuts...... don't drop to your knees. Bite your lip and head butt that mother @$(*&(*^%$ in the face. I did that with all of my heart when I was 20 and I never looked back. From that day forward I took control and my life has been awesome.

This is deeper than I ever thought NOFOX could be

My hat off 2 these blokes,,just wish I had have known about them earlier,I'm 68 and always loved reggae music but Bob Marley, I add here I loved his songs,music were unreal and still listen 2 him till today but that's all that was round, put more of this out here, I'm stoked, never 2 bloody late or so they say,2 this day I have 2 wonder who the he'll who they r

wow its really impressive to see such honesty and them speaking so frankly, especially when then stories involved are all so heavy... I would have never imagined they went through so much and still deal with their own demons now.... Lot of respect for that....

Wow, what a terrific audience!

those guys are so fuckin awesome.My itroduction to punk was. when I saw the cover of punk in drublic. Never looked back. Hope they play forever.

Be a friend not a judge you sound so righteous these men that you've known your entire life are hurting and you don't even put out a hand it is amazing that you were sober I commend you my man and I my whole family we have had some of the best experiences listening to your music and seeing you live thank you

This was great!

lol @ the person lol'ing at El Hefe's timing at about 1:49 'we have a very very dark past'...

The book was incredible. Definitely the best band bio I've read.

Well, only 30 views thus far, and I had no idea that this was just uploaded today. Either way, I'm 30 minutes in....and DAMN! Enjoy!

just listened to the audio book.....it is really dark lol and really funny

Just ordered!

I’ve been listening to them for more than half my life… 🐸🍺🔪🔥

NOFX never gets old man. But I have... weathered and worn - battered and broken: I feel my age

Very cool to listen to NOFX tell stories.

“I do not like me anymore” I’m wondering if smelly is the guy who told Mike I love you but I don’t like you anymore.

Eric, your sobriety off the dog food inspires me . Thank you - NYC

@brettpierce5225

4 жыл бұрын

Dog food, never heard that one before

It started of a bit awkward but that interview guy did a great job!

- Melvin are you gonna say something on this? - No ❤️ I love this withdrawn punkhead. I have so much in common with him

@maddogkilla1

2 жыл бұрын

Fucking Melvin at the very end of the video "tell your friendsss" haha.

Good stuff. Intense!

I bought the book halfway through watching this video. I recommend the audio book because they read it themselves. Back to watch this after listening to half the book.

Can't wait to get this book.

Just finished the book, is great, and definitely, Smelly arc is the most beautiful and complete in my opinion.

so good.

The crowd is awkwardly quiet. You would think that they were attending a funeral.

@AlmostaFlipinSkater

4 жыл бұрын

I mean, Fat Mike made them awkward by being Fat Mike and telling them to stop laughing.

@maddogkilla1

2 жыл бұрын

Or the stories they share are actually riveting. I read this book nonstop and wished they had 5 more

This was fantastic. I haven't even finished Hepatitis Bathtub but so far it's easily one of the best books I've ever read. Also, I thought Fat Mike was banned from SXSW after making people think they were drinking his piss? lol

So much respect for this band

I have been a fan of NOFX since heavy petting zoo, I bought the CD at the store and have never heard of them, the album cover was cool to me, so I bought it and have been a fan since, they are in my top 5 bands that I love.

Best band book I ever read, hands down. I love NOFX of course, but even if I didn’t, I recommend this to anyone.