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Jersey's Best Dancers by Lifetime, released 01 June 1997 1. Turnpike Gates 2. Young, Loud, and Scotty 3. Francie Nolan 4. 25 Cent Giraffes 5. Hey Catrine 6. Bringing It Backwards 7. How We Are 8. Theme Song For A New Brunswick Basement Show 9. Cut The Tension 10. The Truth About Lars 11. The Boy’s No Good 12. The Verona Kings The final release by one of hardcore’s most renowned artists accurately recreates the invincible formula of their breakthrough album while refining its ingredients and retaining the progressive and uplifting edge that launched their legend.

Jersey's Best Dancers is the third studio album by the New Jersey band Lifetime. It was released on June 10, 1997, and was the band's second LP release on Jade Tree Records. Kevin Ruggeri of Pitchfork said that "Jersey's Best Dancers portrays Lifetime at the height of their craft; a fitting swan song for a band that's been in a constant stage of evolution and progression since its inception

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Album · 1997 · 12 Songs. See All. Hello Bastards. Somewhere In the Swamps of Jersey. Built For A Lifetime.

Young, Loud, And Scotty. Bringin' It Backwards. How We Are. Theme Song For A New Brunswick Basement Show. The Truth About Lars. MusicBrainz: Jersey'S Best Dancers.

To many, Jersey's Best Dancers may sound like nothing more than a pop punk album rooted in hardcore. Songs like "Bringing it Backwards" or "How We Are" certainly follow the melodic hardcore formula, but it's the nuances and moments of ardent vulnerability that differentiate this from other hardcore albums of their time. Often jokingly referred to as a Lifetime cover album, Can't Slow Down, didn't give Saves The Day overnight recognition, but it set them forward on the path that eventually would bring them success. And as they tinkered and experimented with the sound their forefathers bestowed upon them, Lifetime faded into temporary obscurity.

Lifetime's third and final full-length LP is a triumphant burst of upbeat punk rock that makes it clear the band called it quits while they were still at the top of their game. Slightly poppier than previous efforts, Jersey's Best Dancers still finds the quintet rocking hard, and with songs like "Theme for a New Brunswick Basement Show" and "Turnpike Gates," it also sees them sticking to the hometown topics that they've always treasured