In Spring of 2004, as BDF faced the departure of Mike Michelob and the end of the "Drunk Punk Era", the band still had several original songs that they liked, but had never recorded. Well, after the "Final Show" at Acme Underground, the band went into the studio one final time, and got those songs recorded.

Although some of these songs have made appearances at their live shows, this is the first time these recordings have been made available to the public. And BDF thinks there's a hit song (hit song!) or two among them still.

Enjoy!

Listen to all the Lost Songs!

The second full-length studio effort from Beer Drinking Fools, this album lives up to the high expectations that were set by the success of "No Refunds!" BDF ventures into the territory of political commentary with songs like "Fuck Bloomberg" and "Let's Get On Welfare", but remains true to their drunken roots with alcohol-induced anthems such as "I Wanna Beer" and "Drinkin' 40s On The Subway". Lucky number 13 tracks on this album as well, all of them recorded in the span of one day, many on the first take! Followers of BDF no what to expect from the band by now - catchy tunes and motivation to drink heavily - and this album delivers!

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The first ever full-length studio album from BDF! Completed during a marathon recording session at Dare Studios, this album captures the BDF sound and mystique in a professional quality recording! Features old school classics like "Lisa Smoke" and "Latrell Sprewell", live favorites like "Meet Me At The Bar" and "Bitch Stole My Dog", and some brand spanking new songs like "Steady Diet Of Pub Food" and "Dear, Dear Abbey". And more! "No Refunds" contains 13 rocking and drunkeness-inducing tunes from BDF, and leaves you begging for more songs and craving alcohol! Check it out today!

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After spending the past 4 months in the studio working on new material, BDF has put together this collection of songs as a demo release. Recorded at Ultrasound Studios in NYC, these tunes offer a sample of the style and energy the band is building upon. Limited quantities of this demo CD will be available at live BDF gigs throughout the fall and winter. Check out what the BDF sound has evolved into, and what you can expect more of in the near future! And get out there to the live gigs and support BDF!

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After 7 long years since their last album, BDF went back into the studio to work on some new material. What you have here is a collection of assorted songs, and early versions of new songs in the works. Recorded over several sessions spread between 2000 and 2001, these songs are sure to be classics as the last songs recorded with BDF's original lineup. In the years that have passed since "Sobriety Sux!", the band has matured both musically and creatively. And, although they might admit they can no longer drink as much beer as they could all those years ago, that's not to mean they won't be drunk as hell during the latest recording sessions! There has also been talk of a video being filmed during this period, and some speculation about sock puppets making an important appearance somewhere along the way. As the buzz continued to grow surrounding what would come next, the band remained surprisingly quiet about what they had planned. Only now, as the band moves on towards higher goals and further drunken escapades is this chapter in the BDF saga completed.

Samples and Additional Info On These Songs

The highly anticipated follow-up to "We're Outta Beer!", BDF did not disappoint their fans with this second effort, "Sobriety Sux!" Demonstrating their continued ability to crank out quality songs at an incredibly fast pace, this album came just a year after their debut effort was released. Included on this album were some more refined tracks such as "Whores", "Sounds Like Thunder", "Undercooked Gyro", and "Beer Belly". The sound of this album demonstrates some of the growth and maturity BDF went through during the period, and personifies the direction the band was going in towards a greater creative and musical endeavor. The band took everything they had learned from making the first album and put that experience to use while recording this second classic album. A separate entity onto itself, but a great album in its own right!

Some Excerpts and More Info On This Album

This is where it all began! With such classics as "No Refunds", "Mad Jap", "Lisa Smoke", "Gordie", and "Blackout", this album was destined to become a classic even before it was finished being recorded. Over 30 songs crammed into 60 minutes of pure listening enjoyment. Recorded during the alcohol induced haze which filled most of the summer of '93, BDF dared to go where no other band had gone before. And the fans loved it! Some of the tracks are a bit crude, and the recording equipment was not state of the art electronics, but the raw talent and musical ability of BDF is captured forever on this album.

Some Samples From This Album

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