For four decades, NOFX have remained one of punks loudest, messiest and most fiercely independent bands. Now they bring that entire chaotic history every terrible decision, classic song and unbelievable story to cinemas with 40 Years Of Fuckin Up, a raw and completely unfiltered documentary designed to be experienced the way NOFX intended: loud, communal and on the big screen.
This is no polished or sanitised rock documentary. Its the real story: the drugs, the drinking, the on-stage disasters, the off-stage disasters and, naturally, at least one truly unfortunate medical incident.
Serving as the official soundtrack and score to the film, 40 Years Of Fuckin Up features eleven brand-new orchestral score pieces composed by Fat Mike and performed with a full orchestra, alongside a fifteen-track soundtrack packed with rare and previously unreleased material.
Among the highlights are the brand-new singles 40 Years of Fucking Up and We Did It Our Way, the latter written specifically as the final NOFX song ever intended to be performed live. The collection also includes six rare and unreleased recordings, including Secret Society (demo), On The Road (demo) and a cover of La Bamba.
Live versions of fan favourites Linoleum and NOFX also appear, capturing the bands unmistakable energy and irreverent spirit.
The release is completed by a 24-page retrospective photo book documenting NOFXs forty-year history through rare and previously unseen images, all housed alongside cover artwork illustrated by Tokyo Hiro.