All the Time in the World is the second studio album by the band Lazlo Bane. It was self-released through CD Baby more than five years after their debut album, 11 Transistor.

Unlike 11 Transistor with its guitar-heavy stylings, the songs on All the Time in the World expand the variety of instruments and feature piano, saxophone and strings. While working on the album the band wrote a large number of new songs, much more than were released. Some of them were included on the band's next release, Back Sides.

A promo version of the album was released in 2000. There are a few differences between it and the official release in 2002. Promo edition featured the song "I'll Be Happy" as track 11, which was replaced with "Breathe Me In" on the 2002 release. Another difference was that the hidden track came as a sepatate track after a track of silence, similar to what was done on the band's previous album 11 Transistor.

The 2002 digital edition of the album omits the hidden track after the song "Crooked Smile" and incorrectly includes "I'll Be Happy" as the eleventh track while the title is "Breathe Me In". It can be heard through the preview and judged by the length of the track - for "I'll Be Happy" it is 4:16.

The song "Superman" was released on the soundtrack for the film The Tao of Steve and was later used as the theme song for the television series Scrubs, also appearing on the soundtrack.

The title track was featured in 2002 film The First $20 Million Is Always the Hardest.

The song "Hold Me" was featured in 2005 film Her Minor Thing and, most recently, in ABC's Private Practice last season's eposode "You Don't Know What You've Got Till It's Gone".

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