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- This article is about the NOFX album. For the Adrian Sherwood album, see Never Trust a Hippie?.
Never Trust a Hippy is an EP from NOFX, released on March 14th 2006. It preceded their full-length album Wolves in Wolves' Clothing, just as the Regaining Unconsciousness EP foreran The War on Errorism, their previous album from 2003.
The title phrase was coined by Sex Pistols' art director Jamie Reid for a series of posters allegedly aimed at Virgin Records owner Richard Branson. It was later used as the title for a live Sex Pistols album and as a lyric in their song "Who Killed Bambi?"
[edit] Track listing
- "Seeing Double at the Triple Rock" – 2:09 mp3
- "The Marxist Brothers" – 2:47
- "Golden Boys" – 2:47 ("Vagina Dentata" cover)
- "You're Wrong" – 2:06
- "Everything in Moderation (Especially Moderation)" – 1:23
- "I'm Going to Hell for This One" – 1:53
The first two tracks also appear on Wolves in Wolves' Clothing.
[edit] Miscellanea
- The song "Always Hate Hippies", from the 1996 NOFX EP Fuck the Kids, contains the lyric:
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- "Never trust a Hippy, they'll sell you bad drugs."
- The song "Drugs are Good", leftover from the Punk in Drublic sessions, contains the lyric:
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- "...and never trust a fucking hippy! for that matter don't trust anyone."
- In the song "You're Wrong," the line "You're getting high on the down low..." is a reference to the song of the same name on Wolves in Wolves' Clothing.
Album art work was done by Comic Book artist Rick Remender
