So this is NOFX’s final album, or maybe it’s the second installment of their final album, both are debatable. I’ve been to way too many punk reunion shows to ever take a band splitting up as a definitive final statement, at least not without a healthy dose of scepticism. Double Album does has a different feel to Single Album, and it seems like NOFX have decided that on their alleged last stand NOFX should do what they do best, and that is just to be NOFX. This album does not come with surprising tracks or styles snuck into the grooves, as Single Album and First Ditch Effort did, and there is something to be said for going out as you want to be remembered, even if you might be coming back at some point, and still have the remainder of the sessions from the Single / Double Album sessio...