100 Times

100 Times

Infobox Album
Name = 100 Times
Type = album
Artist = Avail


Released = August 21, 1999
Recorded =
Genre = punk
Length =
Label = Fat Wreck Chords
Producer =
Reviews =
Last album = "Over the James"
(1998)
This album = "100 Times"
(1999)
Next album = "One Wrench"
(2000)

"100 Times" is Avail's first release on Fat Wreck Chords, done so in 1999. It is a re-recording of five songs (plus a recording of one song of which a different recording would appear on their first full-length album for Fat Wreck Chords in 2000, One Wrench) that were originally released on previous Avail full-length albums by Lookout! Records, and were presumably re-recorded for legal reasons.

Track listing

#"Order" [ from 4am Friday ]
#"Union" [ later featured on One Wrench ]
#"Song" [ from Dixie ]
#"March" [ from Satiate ]
#"Pinned Up" [ from Satiate ]
#"Connection" [ from Satiate ]


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