Shorter, Faster, Louder

Shorter, Faster, Louder
Studio album by Kid Dynamite
Released	February 29, 2000
Recorded	September 1–17, 1999 at Trax East in South River, NJ
Genre	Punk rock, pop punk, hardcore punk
Length	24:49
Label	Jade Tree[1]
Producer	Steve Evetts
Kid Dynamite chronology
Kid Dynamite (1998) Shorter, Faster, Louder (2000) Cheap Shots, Youth Anthems (2003)

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic	[2]
Punknews.org	[3]

Shorter, Faster, Louder is the second album by the Philadelphia hardcore punk band Kid Dynamite.^[4][5] Their final album, it was released in 2000 by Jade Tree.^[6]

Exclaim! wrote: "Recalling the early punk of Minor Threat and 7 Seconds, [Kid Dynamite] wail and woah about youth culture on standout tracks like 'Living Daylights,' 'Death and Taxes' and 'There's a Party [sic].'"^[7] Nuvo called the album "genre-defining."^[8] CMJ New Music Report called it "a punk rock marathon, designed for moshing until the audience drops from exhaustion."^[4]

1. "Pits and Poisoned Apples" - 0:48
2. "Death and Taxes" - 1:52
3. "Cheap Shot Youth Anthem" - 2:10
4. "Cop Out" - 1:30
5. "Handy With the Tongue Sword" - 0:22
6. "Living Daylights" - 1:57
7. "Introduction to the Opposites" - 1:19
8. "Gate 68" - 1:19
9. "Troy's Bucket" - 1:29
10. "Rufus Wants a Hug" - 1:45
11. "Got a Minute?" - 1:00
12. "The Penske File" - 0:23
13. "Rid of the Losers, Bring on the Cruisers" - 1:53
14. "Three's a Party" - 1:03
15. "S.O.S." - 1:42
16. "Two for Flinching" - 0:10
17. "Birthday" - 2:34
18. "Give 'em the Ripped One" - 1:58

• Jason Shevchuk – vocals
• Dr. Dan Yemin – guitar
• Michael Cotterman – bass
• Dave Wagenschutz – drums
• Dave Hause – backing vocals
• Ernie Parada – additional vocals on "Birthday," backing vocals
• Alison Mennor – additional vocals on "Three's A Party"

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