Physical Fatness

Compilation album by

Fat Wreck Chords

Released

25 November 1997

Genre

Punk rock

Length

42:54

Label

Fat Wreck Chords

Fat Wreck Chords chronology

Survival of the Fattest
(1996)

Physical Fatness
(1997)

Life in the Fat Lane
(1999)

Fat Music series chronology

Volume 2: Survival of the Fattest
(1996)

Volume 3: Physical Fatness
(1997)

Volume 4: Life in the Fat Lane
(1999)

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
Allmusic	^[1]

Fat Music Volume 3: Physical Fatness is the third compilation album released by the Fat Wreck Chords record label, in 1997.

Booklet

The cover and booklet for the compilation was designed and illustrated by artist Mark deSalvo in the style of a newspaper, with the liner notes for the band and song information written out as classified ads. The inside fold of the booklet contains the "funny pages" with 17 strips drawn, one for each band on the compilation, most in the style of a syndicated comic series. The following comics are represented:

NOFX: Peanuts (titled as "NOFXnuts")
Good Riddance: Unknown
Snuff: Andy Capp
Strung Out: Unknown
Goober Patrol: Hagar the Horrible
Hi Standard: Beetle Bailey
Screeching Weasel: Unknown (titled as "Screech goes the Weasel")
Lagwagon: Family Circus (titled as "Family Lagwagon")
Bracket: Cathy
Swingin Utters: Unknown
No Use for a Name: Unknown; appears to be the Coneheads
The Dickies: The Wizard of Id (titled as "The Dickies of Od")
Screw 32: The Fusco Brothers (titled as "Screw 32 Bros.")
Propaghandi: Dilbert
Tilt: B.C.
88 Fingers Louie: Unknown
Me First & the Gimme Gimmes: Unknown

Track listing

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Artist	Length
1.	"Olive Me" (Cover of jazz standard)		NOFX	2:08
2.	"Stand"		Good Riddance	2:33
3.	"Whatever Happened to the Likely Lads?" (Cover of TV show theme)	Mike Hugg, Ian La Frenais	Snuff	2:12
4.	"Ultimate Devotion"		Strung Out	2:09
5.	"Biggest Joke" (from Vacation)		Goober Patrol	2:17
6.	"My Sweet Dog" (from Angry Fist)		Hi-Standard	1:36
7.	"Cool Kids" (from Bark Like a Dog)		Screeching Weasel	2:14
8.	"Raise a Family"		Lagwagon	1:36
9.	"Sour" (from Novelty Forever)		Bracket	2:22
10.	"Next in Line" (from A Juvenile Product of the Working Class)		Swingin' Utters	3:39
11.	"On the Outside" (Opening dialogue is David Thewlis from the film Naked)	Tony Sly, Chris Shiflett, Matt Riddle, Rory Koff	No Use for a Name	2:51
12.	"My Pop the Cop"		The Dickies	2:11
13.	"Painless" (from Under the Influence of Bad People)		Screw 32	3:14
14.	"True" (from Where Quantity Is Job Number 1)	Concrete Blonde	Propagandhi	1:43
15.	"Partial Birth" (from Collect 'Em All)		Tilt	2:27
16.	"Go Away"		88 Fingers Louie	2:27
17.	"Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard" (from Have a Ball)	Paul Simon	Me First and the Gimme Gimmes	2:44
18.	"Arsehole" (from Tweet Tweet My Lovely)		Snuff	2:38