No Limits (Reset album)

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No Limits
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Studio album by
Released1999
November 14, 2006 (Re-Release)
Recorded1998–1999; Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Genre Punk rock, skate punk
Length47:45
Label 2112 Records
Producer Greg Reely, Reset
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No Worries
(1997)
No Limits
(1999)
Radioactive
(2003)
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No Limits is the second studio album by Canadian punk rock band Reset. It was released in 1999, and re-released in 2006.

Track listing

  1. "I Know" (0:52)
  2. "Pollution" (2:53)
  3. "Planet Earth" (2:25)
  4. "My Dream and I" (2:37)
  5. "Let Me Go" (4:08)
  6. "Pressure" (3:08)
  7. "The End" (1:41)
  8. "What Now?" (3:20)
  9. "Blew It Off" (1:50)
  10. "Wide Open" (1:03)
  11. "Big Brother" (2:28)
  12. "Friend" (2:56)
  13. "Double Cross" (18:06)

Personnel

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