"(Intro) As Long As We Can" opens up the album in true Pennywise fashion, we've got a bit of a build up happening in the intro section then straight into the punk rock action, a nice raw guitar sound and those ever thumping drums. Lyrically I get the feeling this one is a bit of a stab at those commentators who have the digs at them for sounding the same each album. "We are the ones you know we don't mess around, gonna go as long as we can. We're back again, what goes around comes around, you wanna go, you know that we're down", "no, we're not gonna change". Very solid intro, great song.

"One Reason" has the token sing-a-long chorus, fast punk rock verses leading into the catchy chorus. One that will fit in their live show with little fuss. Easy to get into, easy to remember.

"Faith And Hope" is a nice fast paced track, keeping a constant speed throughout, it takes a while to stick out, but give it a few runs in a row and it's appeal will grow. It's what' we've come to expect from them in the past, listen closely and it has a bit of that Unwritten Law self-titled album sound around it, even vocally there are moments where Jim could pass as Scott. If you like it 90's style, then you'll like this track.

"Something To Live For" is the first time we really hear lots of "whoa's" in the backing vocals. One of the more catchier choruses on offer, another one that will be a hit in the live arena.

"All We Need" has most of the "whoa's" turn to "ahhh's", another flat out track, lot's of prominent backing vocals/yells, it's fast, hard, punk rock, not much more needs to be said.

"The Western World" steps back to a more rock pace, probably the song that has the most potential to hit radio.

"We'll Never Know" is probably the first sign of filler on the record. A pretty standard song, not bad, but nothing that really stands out too much, the pace is a little slower than most before it, so maybe that's why it's not really standing out as much.

"Confusion" doesn't really do too much to build up the excitement again, another track that doesn't offend the ears, but doesn't turn them on too much either.

"Nothing To Lose" is the return of some energy, the pace is back, and the general vibe is exciting again, another track that is very 90's punk in sound, sounds very familiar, a little No Fun At All comes time mind.

"It's Not Enough To Believe" has the best intro on the album, drums and bass kick off this frenetic number, everything you like about Pennywise can be found inside this one song. The best on offer on this album from start to finish. More bands need to play punk rock this way.

"You Get The Life You Choose" keeps the good times flowing, again, takes my mind back to a late 90's style of punk rock, fast, melodic and just has that something that really appeals to my ears, lots of pick slides... more pick slides are needed these days! Just an all round good vibe in this one.

"Affliction" has Bad Religion written all over it, i had to slap myself a little and double check i was still listening to Pennywise and not BR. Good track nonetheless.

"Brag, Exaggerate & Lie" is classic Pennywise, this is the kind of sound that got so many people into the genre, and this is how they were playing it back then, fast verses, fits pumping / sing along choruses, it's a classic sound and PW prove they've still got it.

"Die For You" doesn't really do too much as the album's closer, usually you expect a big ending, this one while still appealing to listen to, is very much just a band going through the motions, i like it, but i was hoping for a more powerful closer.

"Next In Line" is an Australian bonus track, you won't get this when you download the album free from Myspace, it comes on the released version, and makes for a much better closer than the track above. I'm not too sold on the vocal effect, but i guess being a non-album track it probably didn't go right through the full production that the rest of the album did. It's fast, raw sounding and has some guts, just what you need to close out an album well, lot's of "Whoa's", thumping drums, fat bass sound and pick slides!