402:; Barrett said of the situation: "We were waiting, we recorded a bunch of stuff and then we just waited, and waited, and nothing happened, and stuff got worse, and they got dropped from Universal and… We just went out on tour". He went as far as to wish that they were no longer on the label. Upon returning to the US from an overseas tour in September 2001, the band continued working on the album, until they went on another tour in October 2001. Sessions continued between December 2001 and January 2002; the following month, the band were recording cover versions of some songs, such as "
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758:, and toured with Home Grown and Los City Angels. On June 14, 2003, Garza left the band to focus on his family and was replaced by Justin Ferreria, who previously played with Barrett in the Forces of Evil. Klopfenstein said Garza had become tired of music overall and the constant touring involved. Since this was in the middle of a tour, the band forgoed an audition process and simply asked him if he could play the drums and had a passport. Between June and August, the band embarked on a headlining North American tour; Zebrahead,
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3876:A Best of Us... For the Rest of Us
3416:D'Angelo, Joe (January 30, 2002).
3046:White, Adam (September 27, 2001).
3019:White, Adam (September 26, 2001).
2653:from the original on June 18, 2022
2613:from the original on June 28, 2021
2454:Bushy, Mark (September 12, 2002).
1651:Alex Feliscian – studio technician
1642:Pavan Grewall – assistant engineer
1575:(tracks 1–6, 8, 9, 11, 13, 15, 16)
1571:(tracks 1–6, 8, 9, 11, 13, 15, 16)
797:A Best of Us... For the Rest of Us
14:
4066:. University Park, Pennsylvania:
3906:Danton, Eric R. (July 16, 2002).
3561:from the original on May 17, 2018
3496:White, Adam (November 17, 2002).
3277:from the original on May 14, 2020
3250:from the original on May 14, 2020
3223:from the original on May 13, 2020
3196:from the original on May 13, 2020
3143:from the original on May 13, 2020
3108:White, Adam (February 14, 2002).
2342:from the original on May 13, 2020
2336:"RBF to Release Out of Print Ska"
2334:White, Adam (February 21, 2002).
2189:from the original on July 3, 2019
2181:White, Adam (December 10, 2000).
2084:from the original on July 3, 2019
2076:White, Adam (November 18, 2000).
2057:from the original on July 3, 2019
2031:from the original on July 3, 2019
1645:Ross Garfield – studio technician
1615:, chief engineer, digital editing
885:
730:, where they were accompanied by
3357:Appleby, Tessa (June 13, 2002).
3215:White, Adam (January 29, 2002).
3135:White, Adam (November 7, 2001).
2996:. Supersonic Mag. Archived from
1987:. Soundthesirens. Archived from
1693:
1188:"A Little Doubt Goes a Long Way"
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3824:. Reel Big Fish. Archived from
3798:. Reel Big Fish. Archived from
3741:Heisel, Scott (June 20, 2003).
3718:. Reel Big Fish. Archived from
3635:Heisel, Scott (June 14, 2003).
3609:. Reel Big Fish. Archived from
3553:Heisel, Scott (April 3, 2003).
3473:. Reel Big Fish. Archived from
3165:. Reel Big Fish. Archived from
2969:. Reel Big Fish. Archived from
2885:. Reel Big Fish. Archived from
2859:. Reel Big Fish. Archived from
2833:. Reel Big Fish. Archived from
2514:Servos, Steve (June 25, 2002).
2373:. Reel Big Fish. Archived from
2281:. Reel Big Fish. Archived from
2132:. Reel Big Fish. Archived from
2106:. Reel Big Fish. Archived from
1911:. Reel Big Fish. Archived from
1763:(the concert DVD included with
1704:needs additional citations for
1013:peaked at number 115 on the US
4035:. Vol. 72, no. 770.
3745:. Punknews.org. Archived from
3526:Heisel, Scott (May 21, 2003).
3271:"RBF single / video / website"
3269:White, Adam (April 28, 2002).
3078:"Interview with Reel Big Fish"
2908:D'Angelo, Joe (May 16, 2001).
2797:Zupp, Adrian (June 25, 2002).
2765:Rabiega, Greer (Spring 2003).
2486:"Interview With Reel Big Fish"
2213:"Interview With Reel Big Fish"
2053:. Punknews.org. July 8, 2000.
2027:. Punknews.org. May 18, 2000.
1586:Scott Klopfenstein – producer
1545:Iki Levy – percussion samples
1045:
1040:standard edition track listing
1:
4295:Fame, Fortune and Fornication
3768:White, Adam (July 26, 2003).
3242:White, Adam (April 5, 2002).
2939:White, Adam (July 22, 2001).
2697:Bushy, Mark (July 18, 2002).
2568:Paul, Aubin (June 25, 2002).
1451:(tracks 1, 2, 4, 5, 9 and 15)
577:song "Rock 'n Roll Is Bitchin
487:; it has also been tagged as
4403:Albums produced by Val Garay
3244:"Next RBF release this June"
3188:Heisel (February 14, 2002).
2701:. Punktastic. Archived from
2238:Brine (September 12, 2001).
1803:
1648:Tom Ames – studio technician
1627:David Schiffman – recording
702:There Is Nothing Like a Dame
4068:Penn State University Press
4060:Partridge, Kenneth (2021).
3692:. Punctuate. Archived from
3080:. UnEarthed. Archived from
2992:Melanie (October 2, 2001).
2699:"Reel Big Fish - Cheer Up!"
1761:You're All In This Together
1759:Aaron Barrett is quoted on
1639:Adam Samuels – 2nd engineer
1607:Shawn Sullivan – recording
736:the Mighty Mighty Bosstones
4424:
3796:"Reel Big Fish Tour Dates"
3607:"Reel Big Fish Tour Dates"
2570:"Reel Big Fish - Cheer Up"
2488:. Europunk. Archived from
2418:(booklet). Reel Big Fish.
2215:. Europunk. Archived from
1669:Robert Barrett – cover art
1633:Joseph Zook – 2nd engineer
1621:Gordie Johnson – producer
789:Live at the House of Blues
4309:Life Sucks...Let's Dance!
4267:Why Do They Rock So Hard?
4138:
3637:"Reel Big drummer switch"
2742:. Punk-It. Archived from
2542:: CS1 maint: unfit URL (
2051:"Fish hooked on the bait"
1823:
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278:Why Do They Rock So Hard?
230:Why Do They Rock So Hard?
223:
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2603:Erlewine, Stephen Thomas
1601:Jim Goodwin – recording
1372:"Drunk Again" (includes
336:Background and recording
305:producing select songs.
97:Santa Monica, California
3995:"The Rabble Army – RZA"
3848:Greatest Hit...And More
3163:"Reel Big Fish on Tour"
2484:Tom (August 28, 2003).
2211:Tom (August 24, 2002).
1814:Official Charts Company
1484:Tavis Werts – trumpet,
1474:Matt Wong – bass guitar
1419:Personnel per booklet.
793:Greatest Hit...And More
787:video album, subtitled
505:Stephen Thomas Erlewine
107:San Gabriel, California
92:(Hollywood, California)
79:(Hollywood, California)
3297:"Where Have You Been?"
3190:"That's Sum Big Fish!"
2994:"Reel Big Fish - Matt"
2426:. 2002. 01241-44235-2.
1779:Chart performance for
1171:"What Are Friends For"
1137:"Where Have You Been?"
479:has been described as
466:Composition and lyrics
4331:The Littlest Man Band
3420:. MTV. Archived from
3217:"Favorite Noise Site"
2941:"Accident Prone Fish"
2680:Mongomery 2002, p. 12
2014:Partridge 2021, p. 47
1750:The Show Must Go Off!
1581:(tracks 7, 10 and 12)
1561:Production and design
1498:(tracks 7, 10 and 14)
777:The Show Must Go Off!
634:Pre-release promotion
593:cover, is done in an
581:" evokes the work of
4398:Reel Big Fish albums
4032:CMJ New Music Report
3920:on December 20, 2002
3828:on November 18, 2004
3822:"Reel Big Fish News"
3722:on December 21, 2004
3716:"Reel Big Fish News"
3696:on September 1, 2003
1991:on December 17, 2002
1713:improve this article
1479:Additional musicians
812:Professional ratings
785:The Show Must Go Off
511:CMJ New Music Report
4408:Mojo Records albums
4393:Jive Records albums
3884:cite AV media notes
3856:cite AV media notes
3802:on October 11, 2003
3305:cite AV media notes
3169:on October 31, 2001
3084:on November 9, 2007
2837:on January 24, 2001
2773:on January 13, 2005
2705:on January 13, 2003
2432:cite AV media notes
2377:on December 9, 2002
2285:on February 7, 2002
2136:on November 9, 2000
1797:Australian Albums (
1783:
1663:Richard Harbaugh –
1439:– drums, percussion
1309:"Sayonara Senorita"
1086:"Somebody Loved Me"
1041:
813:
389:were in talks with
105:Brando's Paradise (
4326:The Forces of Evil
4255:Turn the Radio Off
4200:Carlos de la Garza
4181:Scott Klopfenstein
3749:on August 25, 2022
3669:on August 25, 2022
3587:on August 25, 2022
3048:"RBF Release Date"
3000:on August 19, 2002
2920:on August 25, 2022
2811:on August 14, 2002
2641:Steininger, Alex.
2315:on August 14, 2005
2110:on October 7, 2000
2078:"Broken Fish Legs"
1915:on August 15, 2001
1778:
1520:Kyle Homme – drum
1443:Scott Klopfenstein
1437:Carlos de la Garza
1294:Scott Klopfenstein
1262:New York, New York
1103:"Ban the Tube Top"
1036:
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756:Download Festivals
691:On April 5, 2002,
587:New York, New York
536:Spring Heeled Jack
395:Scott Klopfenstein
299:Scott Klopfenstein
202:Scott Klopfenstein
4375:
4374:
4336:Jeffries Fan Club
4302:Candy Coated Fury
4158:John Christianson
3477:on August 2, 2003
3424:on April 15, 2015
2973:on August 1, 2001
2863:on April 11, 2001
2746:on August 2, 2003
2647:In Music We Trust
2492:on March 26, 2008
2219:on March 26, 2008
1983:Mohager, Kamtin.
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1205:"Dateless Losers"
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745:the Starting Line
551:In Music We Trust
438:Paramount Studios
432:; Jakes Place in
426:The Sound Factory
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