Half Hour Of Power 4/2/2002 and Foster the People

and Foster the People

"The Language of Love

and Archie Shepp

and most fun

 "I don't really see us as a ‘rock band’ and working with Kenny [Beats] freed us of the idea of genre

Half Hour Of Power 4/2/2002 and Foster the PeopleSum 41: Bizzy D., Hot Chocolate (vocals, guitar); Cone (bass); Stevo 32 (drums). Before these pop punkers made their way onto the album charts by way of 2001's ALL KILLER NO FILLER, they released the aptly entitled HALF HOUR OF POWER. Though this disc is occupied by the same post GREEN DAY sound that would soon bring the band fame, HALF HOUR opens up with a satirical heavy metal instrumental, showcasing the sense of humor that's one of SUM 41's most