No Fun At All "The Big Knockover" rare Peter Wolf’s swaggering vocals and

Peter Wolf’s swaggering vocals and the band’s loose-but-locked-in groove turn every track into a party

still hits listeners in the jaw with the same intensity it did nearly 40 years ago when it could be heard booming from ghetto blasters carried around city blocks nationwide

short and bass heavy

This is the beauty of music and artistic expression

with different vocals

No Fun At All "The Big Knockover" rare Peter Wolf’s swaggering vocals andNo Fun At All took their name from a tongue in cheek version of No Fun by The Stooges, as covered by Sex Pistols, and from Sick of It All. It is a fitting intro to a band that has long balanced sharp humour with serious speed. Having toured extensively across the globe with numerous bands, No Fun At All built a reputation the old fashioned way: on the road. The Big Knockover, originally released in 1997, is their third album and widely regarded as a