As an added bonus for the fans, they decided to include rare songs from the band's first shows at WRUW in Cleveland, OH in 1994 and 1995.

By the time the album was released, the band had grown to include Chris Head on guitar and Jamie "Cock" Towns on bass.

I Can't Stand Being with You attacks the narrator's former friend who has betrayed their ideals and values to become "a pop culture whore".

It was apparently seen by some right-wing fans as endorsing suicide, which led Justin to include a note in the album booklet disputing that view and explaining "This song is a statement about the pressures of society...which push many youth to the point of hopelessness."

I Don't Want to Be Like You is a live version of the same song featured on the band's first split, Rockin With Father Mike.

A studio version of I'm Feeling Slightly Violent was released on the compilation album, Iron City Punk.