NOFX - The War on Errorism Lucky Daye (apart from some copies of

(apart from some copies of 'Shane')'

and that's how you're gonna see it

Enticed by the 15-member Ghost Train’s varied instrumental lineup – which includes drums

yet expanded by years of lived experience and new surroundings

five top 5 studio albums Europe-wide

NOFX - The War on Errorism Lucky Daye (apart from some copies ofThe War on Errorism (2003) is the ninth album from NOFX, and often cited as their best work since Punk in Drublic. The album is defined by its anti Bush, anti Iraq war sentiment, fast paced punk, and sarcastic humour, featuring standout tracks like "The Separation of Church and Skate" and "Franco Un American.