Losers, Kings, and Things We Don't Understand
by
Less Than Jake
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Release type:What's this?
compilation
First released:
Dec 1995

Overview Edit

Losers, Kings, and Things We Don't Understand is a compilation album by Less Than Jake, released on No Idea Records in 1995.

The album itself is a compilation of every previous Less Than Jake release apart from their debut album Pezcore. These include the EPs Smoke Spot (the band's first release), Unglued, Pez Kings, Making Fun of Things You Don't Understand, Six Pack to Go, and a previously unreleased track, "Good Time For Change".

The vinyl edition doesn't include the tracks from Making Fun Of Things You Don't Understand or "Good Time for Change".

The compilation was re-issued on March 18, 2008, on the band's own label, Sleep It Off Records, accompanied by a live DVD.

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Catalog number:
022
Release dates:
  • Dec 1995 in United States

Genres

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5 stars Losers etc... is great. W/ 21 tracks how can u go wrong?
This album consists of Less Than Jake's first four Vinyls and 1 demo tape. This is a great CD because of the energy they put into each song (this goes for all their other CDs too). LTJ is undoubtedly one of the best ska bands out there. Also, the soundman is the coolest. My top 3 tracks: 1. Time and a Half 2. 8675309 (Jenny) 3. Soundcheck
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3 stars good but not great
first of aal i want to apoligise if my english isnt good nut i'm from belgium,europe and we speak dutch.

okay now, as being a huge ltj fan , i own all the albums and this was a hard album to get in.

this cd is totally different from albums like hello rockview anthem, or any other ltj album.

like people who only like ltj since anthem or borders and boundries will msot likely hate this cd. this cd has a more rougher (?) sound. you wont find things like auto tuning on this album. and instead of ant…
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Track listing Edit

  • CD

    format:
    number:
    title:
    number name artist hh:mm:ss
    1
    Soundman/Soundcheck
    2:35
    2
    24 Hours in Paramus
    3:13
    3
    Whipping Boy
    3:08
    4
    Time and a Half
    2:01
    5
    Econolodged
    4:08
    6
    Pez King
    2:30
    7
    Where the Hell Is Mike Sinkovich?
    2:17
    8
    This Is Going Nowhere
    3:01
    9
    Laverne and Shirley
    0:52
    10
    Fucked
    1:20
    11
    867-5309 (Jenny)
    2:14
    12
    Dukes of Hazzard
    0:41
    13
    Shotgun
    3:37
    14
    Down in the Mission
    2:48
    15
    St. James Hotel
    2:38
    16
    Glumble
    2:09
    17
    Lucky Day
    2:37
    18
    Who Holds the Power Ring?
    2:13
    19
    Wish Pig
    3:14
    20
    Awkward Age
    2:55
    21
    Good Time for Change
    2:18

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Other versions Edit

15 tracks format: 1 x vinyl
record label: No Idea Records
catalog number: 022
release dates: Aug 1997 in United States
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Losers, Kings, and Things We Don't Understand 20 tracks format: 1 x CD
record label: No Idea Records
catalog number: 874162-000
release dates: Apr 22 1996
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