Half Hour of Power by Sum 41, album cover
EP

Half Hour of Power

Released13 June 2000
LabelBig Rig
Popularity52.0
Also cited27 June 2000

Half Hour of Power is the debut EP from Sum 41, the Canadian pop-punk and skate punk band. It came out on 13 June 2000 on Big Rig, a subsidiary of Island Records, in the United States, with Aquarius Records handling the release in Canada.

It arrived before the band's first full-length record, All Killer No Filler, which followed in 2001. That makes it a useful early snapshot of Sum 41 at the start of a career that would stretch through to Heaven :x: Hell in 2024. If you want to hear the fast, cheeky pop-punk sound where it all began, this is the place to start.

Half Hour of Power: tracklist, credits and charts

11 tracks · 29:57

Tracklist

  1. 1Grab the Devil by the Horns and Fuck Him Up the AssBaksh, Jocz, McCaslin, Whibley1:07
  2. 2Machine GunBaksh, Jocz, McCaslin, Whibley2:29
  3. 3What I BelieveGreig Nori and Deryck Whibley2:49
  4. 4T.H.T.0:44
  5. 5Makes No DifferenceGreig Nori and Deryck Whibley3:10
  6. 6SummerGreig Nori and Deryck Whibley2:40
  7. 732 Ways to DieSteve Jocz1:31
  8. 8Second Chance for Max HeadroomDeryck Whibley3:51
  9. 9Dave's Possessed Hair / It's What We're All AboutBaksh, Whibley, 413:48
  10. 10Ride the Chariot to the DevilDave Baksh and Deryck Whibley0:55
  11. 11Another Time AroundGreig Nori and Deryck Whibley6:52
Produced by
Greig Nori, Deryck Whibley
Recorded at
Metalworks, Mississauga, Ontario
Recorded
2000
Mixed by
Blair Calibaba, Matt Hyde, L. Stu Young, Jerry Finn
Engineered by
Blair Calibaba, Ed Krautner
Mastered by
Roger Lian, Howie Weinberg
Artwork
Kyledidthis
Labels
Big Rig, Island, Aquarius
Length
29:57

Line-up

  • Dave Baksh · guitar, vocals
  • Steve Jocz · drums (drum set)
  • Jason McCaslin · bass guitar
  • Deryck Whibley · guitar, vocals
  • Steven Donald · horn · guest
  • Sarah McElcheran · horn · guest
  • MC Shan · guest

Singles

  • “Makes No Difference” · 11 July 2000

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
UK Albums Chart · 2000–2001143
US Billboard 200 · 2000–2001176
UK Rock & Metal Albums · 2000–200118
US Heatseekers · 2000–200136
Japanese Albums (Oricon) · 2000–200162

Certifications

RegionCertification
Canada · 2003Gold
United Kingdom · 2013Silver

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52.0
Popularity (0–100, vs the whole vault)
1.1k
ListenBrainz listeners
22k
Wikipedia views, last 12 months
7.2k
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Releases and pressings

How we know the release date wikipedia 2000-06-13; musicbrainz + wikidata 2000-06-27 (14 days apart, likely another territory)
SourceDateNote
MusicBrainz27 June 2000
Wikipedia infobox13 June 2000
Wikidata27 June 2000
US release27 June 2000earliest US date
UK / Europe release27 June 2000earliest UK or European date
6 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
27 June 2000USBig Rig731454241922original
27 June 2000CAAquarius Records060270058927original
27 June 2000XEIsland731454241922original
12 November 2001GBBig Rig731454241922other
22 May 2002JPBig Rig4988005302076other
8 December 2017XWIsland602567281221other
Cover art sources

coverartarchive · upscaled: minor: best source 1500x1488, upscaled to 1500 (x1.01)

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coverartarchive ✓1500×1488upscaled: minor: best source 1500x1488, upscaled to 1500 (x1.01)
deezer1200×1200upscaled
fanarttv1000×1000upscaled