This album is not at all as good as the last "Social Distortion" from 1990. Overall the songs are pretty boring compared to it and it didn't seem like they had any more ideas even if it was 2 years since the last album. The songs go on and on for too long and without any variation. It peaked on nr. 76 on the Billboard-list.

See also:

115) Social Distortion-Social Distortion 1990 (Score: 7,05)

119) Social Distortion-White Light White Heat White Trash 1996 (Score: 7,13)

1)Cold feelings (7,5) Okey start. Melodic aggression.

2)Bad luck (6,5) Nothing special.

3)Making believe (7,0) Happy and punky.

4)Born to lose (6,5)

5)Bye bye baby (7,0)

6)When she begins (6,0)

7)99 to life (5,5) Too melodic and poppy.

8)King of fools (6,5) Fast and very melodic. Too melodic.

9)Sometimes I do (6,0)

10)This time darlin' (5,0) Kind of a ballad. Why?

Score: 6,35

Mike Ness-vocals and guitars (b.1962)

Dennis Danell-guitars (1961-2000)

John Maurer-bass (b.1964)

Christopher Reece-drums (b.1959)

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