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Get 30 second preview clips of every track  Get the album on eMusic  Get the album on iTunes  1. Chance Of A Lunchtime 2. Problem With Numbers 3. Kalimbah 4. Petrol Fumes 5. Rocket Science? 6. Dear John exam There is no 'I' in scene [ MP3] 7.... 8. The Party's Next Door 9. Drink Until I'm Sick Polka 10. Six Feet Forward 11. … 12. I'd Rather Have A Full Bottle In Front Of Me Than A Full Frontal Lobotomy 13. Chuck Me In 14. Play Faster Recorded by Shaun Lowe at Prism Studios |
 CAPTAIN EVERYTHING! It's Not Rocket Science Format : CD and Download Catalogue # : HAUS059 Release Date : June 2003 "CAPTAIN EVERYTHING! are at the forefront of the rejuvenated English punk scene." www.punktastic.com June 2003 - One year after the re-release of their album "Learning to play with." (HAUS054), CAPTAIN EVERYTHING! have metamorphosed from one of the many Snuff, MXPX and Fat Wreck influenced pop punk bands littering the UK scene to a genuinely respected, uniquely relevant band in their own right with fans around the world. 12 months near constant touring; throughout Europe with NERF HERDER, and all over the UK with LIGHTYEAR, MUSTARD PLUG, BIG D AND THE KIDS TABLE, RX BANDITS, JESSE JAMES and FRENZAL RHOMB have brought them legions of new fans, and led to a high percentage of radio play in the UK on Radio One (Steve Lamacq and The Lock Up) and even a couple of sessions recorded for the BBC at Maida Vale Studios. These 14 new tracks are simply the best they have done and will go a long way to cement their reputation as the best pop punk band we have in the UK these days. Stick on the album and let it blow you away! |