Calling the Public is an album by 59 Times the Pain.[2] It was released through the record label Burning Heart Records in 2001. It was received well by critics, who hailed the return of the old-school punks. Calling the Public was the band's last full-length album.

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Calling the Public
Studio album by 59 Times the Pain
Released	April 9, 2001
Recorded	Music a Matic, November 2000
Genre	Punk rock
Length	36 minutes
Label	Burning Heart Records[1]
Producer	Kent Norberg
59 Times The Pain chronology
End of the Millennium (1999) Calling the Public (2001)

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic	[2]
Big Cheese	[3]
Drowned in Sound	6/10[4]

Critical reception

AllMusic wrote: "Like Rancid, the band may show their influences, but still handle them with aplomb and always mix them up."[2]

Track listing

1. "Rock the City" – 1:52
2. "Welcome To The 21st Century" – 2:59
3. "Calling the Public" – 3:12
4. "Classaction" – 3:17
5. "Cash on Delivery" – 3:07
6. "Dead on a Day Like This" – 2:26
7. "Upgraded System" – 2:39
8. "Freedom Station" – 3:32
9. "Room with a View" – 1:52
10. "Addicted" – 2:23
11. "My Life My Choice My Call" – 3:36
12. "The Emergency" – 4:10

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