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Tracklist

1. What About Us? (Jourgensen/Barker/Brody/Coon) - 5:52
2. Stigmata (Jourgensen) - 5:44
3. The Land of Rape and Honey (Jourgensen/Barker) - 5:11
4. Thieves (Jourgensen/Barker/Ogilvie/Connelly) - 5:01
5. So What (Live) (Jourgensen/Barker/Rieflin/Connelly) - 10:33
6. N.W.O. (Jourgensen/Barker) - 5:30
7. Just One Fix (Jourgensen/Barker/Rieflin/Balch) - 5:11
8. Jesus Built My Hotrod (Jourgensen/Barker/Rieflin/Balch/Haynes) - 4:51
9. Reload (12" Version) (Jourgensen/Barker) - 3:37
10. Lay Lady Lay (Bob Dylan) - 5:44
11. Supermaniac Soul (Jourgensen/Barker/Svitek/Hukic/Washam) - 3:13
12. Bad Blood (Jourgensen/Barker/Washam/Coon) - 5:48
13. Supernaut (Butler/Iommi/Osbourne/Ward) - 7:09

Personnel

• Al Jourgensen: guitars, vocals, programming, producer
• Paul Barker: bass, programming, producer
• Max Brody: drums, programming (1)
• Ty Coon: vocals (1, 12)
• Bill Rieflin: drums (2, 6-9), backing vocals (2)
• Mike Scaccia: guitar (5, 7-10, 13)
• Louis Svitek: guitar (5, 10)
• Rey Washam: drums (5, 10-12)
• Duane Buford: keyboards (5)
• Michael Balch: programming (7, 8)
• Gibby Haynes: vocals (8)
• Jeff Ward: drums (13)