Gatefold jacket, 2xLP with bonus tracks and UV print on the D side.

Released in 2000, third wave ska band Less Than Jake took the bold steps on “Borders and Boundaries”. With producer Steve Kravacat helm, the album leans into skate-pop punk more than any previous album. A polarizing release initially (some critics wrote about wanting more horns and more ‘major label’ sellouts, although the band being back with an indie-label). Punknews called the album ‘underrated.’ Though Canada's Chart Attack & Germanys' Rock Hard & Ox-Fanzine would disagree. As would UK's Downed in Sound giving the album a perfect 10/10 and writing ‘every song is so darn catchy’. 25 years later, “Borders and Boundaries” is now is the band's best-selling and most popular release. The 25thAnniversary edition includes five previously unreleased demos and new mix of ‘Is this Thing on?’ by Tom Lord-Alge (a.m.o. Sum 41 (‘Fat Lip’), Sevendust (‘Waffle’) und Angels & Airwaves (‘The Adventure’) plus Weezer, Blink 182 etc.)

A1. Magnetic North
A2. Kehoe
A3. Suburban Myth
A4. Look What Happened
A5. Hell Looks A Lot Like L.A
A6. Mr Chevy Celebrity
A7. Gainesville Rock City
B1. Malt Liquor Tastes Better When You've Got Problems
B2. Bad Scene And A Basement Show
B3. Is This Thing On?
B4. Pete Jackson Is Getting Married
B5. 1989
B6. Last Hour Of The Last Day Of Work
B7. Bigger Picture
B8. Faction

Bonus Tracks
C1. Is This Thing On? (Demo)
C2. Pete Jackson's Getting Married (Demo)
C3. 1989 (Demo)
C4. Gainesville Rock City (Demo)
C5. Look What Happened (Demo)
C6. Is This Thing On? (Tom Lord-Alge Mix)