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The song "Horse" was labeled as "Pony Beat" on set lists.

Track listing

1. Fly On The Wall (3:06)
2. Mistletoe (1:53)
3. Countless Backs of Sad Losers (3:00)
4. Queen For A Day (2:26)
5. The Associate (5:00)
6. Destroy Before Reading (3:13)
7. Low Rider (3:36)
8. 50 Cents (2:49)
9. American BB (2:18)
10. Horse (3:10)
11. Din (3:19)
12. Elegy (3:48)
13. The Best Parts (2:55)