Our Newest Album Ever!

~ Release by Five Iron Frenzy (see all versions of this release, 5 available)

Tracklist

1▼Digital Media
#	Title	Length
1	Handbook for the Sellout engineer: Masaki executive producer: Frank Tate producer and mixer: Five Iron Frenzy and Masaki bass guitar: Keith Hoerig drums (drum set): Andrew Verdecchio guitar: Scott Kerr and Micah Ortega saxophone: Leanor (Jeff the Girl) Ortega trombone: Dennis Culp trumpet: Nathanael (Brad) Dunham background vocals: Dennis Culp and Scott Kerr lead vocals: Reese Roper phonographic copyright (℗) by: Five Iron Frenzy phonographic copyright (℗) by: SaraBellum Records (in 1997) recorded at: One Way Studio in Benicia, California, United States (in 1997-09) music videos: Handbook for the Sellout by Five Iron Frenzy recording of: Handbook for the Sellout (in 1997-09) lyricist: Reese Roper composer: Dennis Culp and Scott Kerr publisher: 5 Minute Walk Music (in 1997)	3:28
2	Where Is Micah? engineer: Masaki executive producer: Frank Tate producer and mixer: Five Iron Frenzy and Masaki bass guitar: Keith Hoerig drums (drum set): Andrew Verdecchio guitar: Scott Kerr and Micah Ortega saxophone: Leanor (Jeff the Girl) Ortega trombone: Dennis Culp trumpet: Nathanael (Brad) Dunham background vocals: Dennis Culp and Scott Kerr lead vocals: Reese Roper phonographic copyright (℗) by: Five Iron Frenzy phonographic copyright (℗) by: SaraBellum Records (in 1997) recorded at: One Way Studio in Benicia, California, United States (in 1997-09) recording of: Where is Micah? (in 1997-09) lyricist: Reese Roper composer: Scott Kerr named after artist: Micah Ortega publisher: 5 Minute Walk Music (in 1997)	2:55
3	Superpowers engineer: Masaki executive producer: Frank Tate producer and mixer: Five Iron Frenzy and Masaki bass guitar: Keith Hoerig drums (drum set): Andrew Verdecchio guitar: Scott Kerr and Micah Ortega saxophone: Leanor (Jeff the Girl) Ortega trombone: Dennis Culp trumpet: Nathanael (Brad) Dunham background vocals: Dennis Culp and Scott Kerr lead vocals: Reese Roper phonographic copyright (℗) by: Five Iron Frenzy phonographic copyright (℗) by: SaraBellum Records (in 1997) recorded at: One Way Studio in Benicia, California, United States (in 1997-09) music videos: Superpowers by Five Iron Frenzy recording of: Superpowers (in 1997-09) lyricist: Reese Roper composer: Dennis Culp and Scott Kerr publisher: 5 Minute Walk Music (in 1997)	3:24
4	Fistful of Sand engineer: Masaki executive producer: Frank Tate producer and mixer: Five Iron Frenzy and Masaki bass guitar: Keith Hoerig drums (drum set) and lead vocals [Hard Core Vocal]: Andrew Verdecchio guitar: Scott Kerr and Micah Ortega saxophone: Leanor (Jeff the Girl) Ortega trombone: Dennis Culp trumpet: Nathanael (Brad) Dunham background vocals: Dennis Culp and Scott Kerr lead vocals: Reese Roper phonographic copyright (℗) by: Five Iron Frenzy phonographic copyright (℗) by: SaraBellum Records (in 1997) recorded at: One Way Studio in Benicia, California, United States (in 1997-09) recording of: Fistful of Sand (in 1997-09) lyricist: Reese Roper composer: Dennis Culp and Scott Kerr publisher: 5 Minute Walk Music (in 1997)	4:19
5	Suckerpunch engineer: Masaki executive producer: Frank Tate producer and mixer: Five Iron Frenzy and Masaki bass guitar: Keith Hoerig drums (drum set): Andrew Verdecchio guitar: Scott Kerr and Micah Ortega saxophone: Leanor (Jeff the Girl) Ortega trombone: Dennis Culp trumpet: Nathanael (Brad) Dunham background vocals: Dennis Culp and Scott Kerr lead vocals: Reese Roper phonographic copyright (℗) by: Five Iron Frenzy phonographic copyright (℗) by: SaraBellum Records (in 1997) recorded at: One Way Studio in Benicia, California, United States (in 1997-09) recording of: Suckerpunch (in 1997-09) lyricist: Reese Roper composer: Dennis Culp and Scott Kerr publisher: 5 Minute Walk Music (in 1997)	3:32
6	Kitty Doggy engineer: Masaki executive producer: Frank Tate producer and mixer: Five Iron Frenzy and Masaki bass guitar: Keith Hoerig drums (drum set): Andrew Verdecchio guitar: Scott Kerr and Micah Ortega saxophone: Leanor (Jeff the Girl) Ortega trombone: Dennis Culp trumpet: Nathanael (Brad) Dunham background vocals: Dennis Culp and Scott Kerr lead vocals: Reese Roper phonographic copyright (℗) by: Five Iron Frenzy phonographic copyright (℗) by: SaraBellum Records (in 1997) recorded at: One Way Studio in Benicia, California, United States (in 1997-09) recording of: Kitty Doggy (in 1997-09) publisher: 5 Minute Walk Music (in 1997)	0:42
7	Blue Comb ’78 engineer: Masaki executive producer: Frank Tate producer and mixer: Five Iron Frenzy and Masaki bass guitar: Keith Hoerig drums (drum set): Andrew Verdecchio guitar: Scott Kerr and Micah Ortega saxophone: Leanor (Jeff the Girl) Ortega trombone: Dennis Culp trumpet: Nathanael (Brad) Dunham background vocals: Dennis Culp and Scott Kerr lead vocals: Reese Roper phonographic copyright (℗) by: Five Iron Frenzy phonographic copyright (℗) by: SaraBellum Records (in 1997) recorded at: One Way Studio in Benicia, California, United States (in 1997-09) recording of: Blue Comb ‘78 (in 1997-09) lyricist: Reese Roper composer: Dennis Culp and Scott Kerr publisher: 5 Minute Walk Music (in 1997)	3:05
8	Banner Year engineer: Masaki executive producer: Frank Tate producer and mixer: Five Iron Frenzy and Masaki bass guitar: Keith Hoerig drums (drum set): Andrew Verdecchio guitar: Scott Kerr and Micah Ortega saxophone: Leanor (Jeff the Girl) Ortega trombone: Dennis Culp trumpet: Nathanael (Brad) Dunham background vocals: Dennis Culp and Scott Kerr lead vocals: Reese Roper phonographic copyright (℗) by: Five Iron Frenzy phonographic copyright (℗) by: SaraBellum Records (in 1997) recorded at: One Way Studio in Benicia, California, United States (in 1997-09) recording of: Banner Year (in 1997-09) lyricist: Reese Roper composer: Scott Kerr publisher: 5 Minute Walk Music (in 1997)	4:13
9	Second Season engineer: Masaki executive producer: Frank Tate producer and mixer: Five Iron Frenzy and Masaki bass guitar: Keith Hoerig drums (drum set): Andrew Verdecchio guitar: Scott Kerr and Micah Ortega saxophone: Leanor (Jeff the Girl) Ortega trombone and lead vocals: Dennis Culp trumpet: Nathanael (Brad) Dunham background vocals: Dennis Culp and Scott Kerr phonographic copyright (℗) by: Five Iron Frenzy phonographic copyright (℗) by: SaraBellum Records (in 1997) recorded at: One Way Studio in Benicia, California, United States (in 1997-09) recording of: Second Season (in 1997-09) lyricist and composer: Dennis Culp publisher: 5 Minute Walk Music (in 1997)	3:45
10	Litmus engineer: Masaki executive producer: Frank Tate producer and mixer: Five Iron Frenzy and Masaki bass guitar: Keith Hoerig drums (drum set): Andrew Verdecchio guitar: Scott Kerr and Micah Ortega saxophone: Leanor (Jeff the Girl) Ortega trombone: Dennis Culp trumpet: Nathanael (Brad) Dunham background vocals: Dennis Culp and Scott Kerr lead vocals: Reese Roper phonographic copyright (℗) by: Five Iron Frenzy phonographic copyright (℗) by: SaraBellum Records (in 1997) recorded at: One Way Studio in Benicia, California, United States (in 1997-09) recording of: Litmus (in 1997-09) lyricist: Reese Roper composer: Dennis Culp and Scott Kerr publisher: 5 Minute Walk Music (in 1997)	4:06
11	Oh, Canada engineer: Masaki executive producer: Frank Tate producer and mixer: Five Iron Frenzy and Masaki bass guitar: Keith Hoerig drums (drum set): Andrew Verdecchio guitar: Scott Kerr and Micah Ortega saxophone: Leanor (Jeff the Girl) Ortega trombone: Dennis Culp trumpet: Nathanael (Brad) Dunham background vocals: Dennis Culp and Scott Kerr lead vocals: Reese Roper phonographic copyright (℗) by: Five Iron Frenzy phonographic copyright (℗) by: SaraBellum Records (in 1997) recorded at: One Way Studio in Benicia, California, United States (in 1997-09) recording of: Oh, Canada (in 1997-09) lyricist: Reese Roper composer: Dennis Culp and Micah Ortega publisher: 5 Minute Walk Music (in 1997) is based on: O Canada (English version by Robert Stanley Weir)	3:16
12	Most Likely to Succeed engineer: Masaki executive producer: Frank Tate producer and mixer: Five Iron Frenzy and Masaki bass guitar: Keith Hoerig drums (drum set): Andrew Verdecchio guitar: Scott Kerr and Micah Ortega saxophone: Leanor (Jeff the Girl) Ortega trombone: Dennis Culp trumpet: Nathanael (Brad) Dunham background vocals: Dennis Culp and Scott Kerr lead vocals: Reese Roper phonographic copyright (℗) by: Five Iron Frenzy phonographic copyright (℗) by: SaraBellum Records (in 1997) recorded at: One Way Studio in Benicia, California, United States (in 1997-09) recording of: Most Likely to Succeed (in 1997-09) lyricist: Scott Kerr and Reese Roper composer: Scott Kerr publisher: 5 Minute Walk Music (in 1997)	3:58
13	Every New Day engineer: Masaki executive producer: Frank Tate producer and mixer: Five Iron Frenzy and Masaki bass guitar: Keith Hoerig drums (drum set): Andrew Verdecchio guitar: Scott Kerr and Micah Ortega saxophone: Leanor (Jeff the Girl) Ortega trombone: Dennis Culp trumpet: Nathanael (Brad) Dunham background vocals: Dennis Culp and Scott Kerr lead vocals: Reese Roper phonographic copyright (℗) by: Five Iron Frenzy phonographic copyright (℗) by: SaraBellum Records (in 1997) recorded at: One Way Studio in Benicia, California, United States (in 1997-09) compilation of: Every New Day by Five Iron Frenzy and The Godzilla Song by Five Iron Frenzy recording of: Every New Day (in 1997-09) lyricist: Reese Roper composer: Dennis Culp and Scott Kerr publisher: 5 Minute Walk Music (in 1997) recording of: The Godzilla Song (in 1997-09)	10:14

Credits

Release

stream for free:	https://open.spotify.com/album/38G4pKEOqzHWqX4TmWUmKy [info] https://www.deezer.com/album/7738119 [info]
streaming page:	https://music.apple.com/us/album/867557369 [info]

Release group

launch events:	Our Newest Album Ever Release Party

associated singles/EPs:	Brad is Dead Miniature Golf Courses of America Present Five Iron Frenzy
included in:	Put Your Waste in Its Place

Wikipedia:	en: Our Newest Album Ever! [info]
Discogs:	https://www.discogs.com/master/1022900 [info]
Wikidata:	Q10342583 [info]