Social Distortion's 1990 self-titled third album became their best-known work and spawned their biggest hits, including "Ball and Chain," "Story of My Life," and a roaring cover of Johnny Cash's "Ring of Fire." Mike Ness and company split the difference between Ramones-style punk and rootsy rockabilly, blues, and country, defining the cowpunk template that let the band outlast the LA hardcore scene that birthed them. More than four decades on, they are still touring and recording. This Music on Vinyl edition is a limited pressing on translucent red, black, and white marbled vinyl in a deluxe linen-laminate sleeve with a lyric insert.