Back from Samoa
Studio album by Angry Samoans
Released	1982
Genre	Hardcore
Length	17:38
Label	Triple X Records
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Angry Samoans chronology
Inside My Brain (1980)	Back from Samoa (1982)	Yesterday Started Tomorrow (1986)

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Track listing

1. "Gas Chamber" – 1:02 (Saunders/Turner)
2. "The Todd Killings" – 0:38 (Saunders/Turner)
3. "Lights Out" – 0:52 (Saunders/Turner)
4. "My Old Man's a Fatso" – 1:32 (Saunders)
5. "Time Has Come Today" – 2:07 (Joseph Chambers/Willie Chambers)
6. "They Saved Hitler's Cock" – 1:40 (Jeff Dahl/Homer/Turner)
7. "Homo-Sexual" – 0:52 (J. Falwell)
8. "Steak Knife" – 1:00 (Saunders/Turner)
9. "Haizman's Brain Is Calling" – 1:56 (Saunders/Turner)
10. "Tuna Taco" – 0:38 (Homer)
11. "Coffin Case" – 0:39 (Saunders)
12. "You Stupid Jerk" – 0:23 (Saunders)
13. "Ballad of Jerry Curlan" – 3:08 (Galligan/Turner/Vockeroth)
14. "Not of This Earth" – 1:11 (Saunders/Turner)

Personnel

• "Metal Mike" Saunders - vocals, guitar
• Gregg Turner - vocals, guitar
• P.J. Galligan - guitar
• Todd Homer - bass guitar, vocals
• Bill Vockeroth - drums

External links

• Back from Samoa lyrics