White Trash Two Heebs & A Bean is the fourth album from the band nofx, its also quite a strange name for an album however a lot of albums from this band do have quite strange names also. For me this album came at a pretty good time, the band had already had a poor first album and another poor second album however their third was pretty good so I was expecting something from this one and it didn't really disappoint.

The first track is called soul doubt, its not my favourite song from the band or off this album however its still fairly good, its got some really good guitar and drums in it and although I think the lyrics let the song down a bit it is still played well.

The third some in where the album comes into its own, its called bob and is a clear favourite of mine from this album and is also one of my favourites from this band as well, its got a really catchy opening lyrics and in fact catchy lyrics all the way through, I also love the ska edge this song has, and the saxophone in the middle, it's a really great song.

The bag is another song I like from this album, its called the bag and it's a fast paced punk rock song with on going lyrics which don't really have much pauses for breath in them, the lyrics are really great and its sung well in a kind of sad slow way even though its really fast.

She's gone is probably the most different song from the rest of them, its sung very differently from the rest as if its kind of screamed out but not in a bad sounding way, I really like the rawness of this song.

1. Soul Doubt
2. Stickin in My Eye
3. Bob
4. You're Bleedin
5. Straight Edge
6. Liza & Louise
7. Bag, The
8. Please Play This Song on the Radio
9. Warm
10. I Wanna Be Your Baby
11. Johnny Appleseed
12. She's Gone
13. Buggley Eyes

This is a really good album from the band, they had really started getting their style together by their third album and I think for this album they knew for the first time what direction they wanted to go down, and for me this was a turning point as they didn't really have another bad album since this one.