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Track listing

1. "Where the Tarantula Lives"
2. "Air Crash Museum"
3. "KKSuck2"
4. "Fifty Things"
5. "Happy Is"
6. "Beach Party Vietnam"
7. "I Hear Your Name"
8. "Two Feet Off the Ground"
9. "The Thing that Only Eats Hippies"
10. "Six Days"
11. "Swampland of Desire"
12. "Take Me Apart"
13. "Earwig"
14. "Moron"
15. "The Fez"
16. "Vince Lombardi Service Center" (CD bonus track)

See also

Dead Milkmen The Dead Milkmen were a satirical punk band that formed in 1983 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. ...

Trivia

In the song The Thing That Only Eats Hippies, the band states that "Bob and Greg and Grant you should beware". This is a reference to the band Husker Du, a punk trio from Minneapolis. that featured Bob Mould on guitar and vocals, Greg Norton on bass, and Grant Hart on drums and vocals.

References

Offical Site Discography