Sarsippius' Ark
Album by The Infectious Grooves
Release	1993
Recorded	1989 - April 18, 1992
Genre	Funk metal
Length	56 min 32 sec
Label	Epic Records
Producer	Mark Dodson, Mike Muir, Robert Trujillo, Tom Fletcher
Professional reviews
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The Infectious Grooves chronology
The Plague That Makes Your Booty Move...It's the Infectious Grooves (1991)	Sarsippius' Ark (1993)	Groove Family Cyco (1994)

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Track Listing

1. "Intro" (:41)
2. "Turtle Wax (Funkaholics Anonymous)" (3:30)
3. "No Cover/Two Drink Minimum" (:46)
4. "Immigrant Song" (2:57)
5. "Caca de Kick" (:37)
6. "Don't Stop Spread the Jam" (4:01)
7. "Three Headed Mind Pollution" (4:25)
8. "Slo-Motion Slam" (3:59)
9. "Legend in His Own Mind" (1:16)
10. "Infectious Grooves" (4:36)
11. "These Freaks Are Here to Party" (4:09)
12. "Man Behind the Man" (:39)
13. "Fame" (4:47)
14. "Savor da Flavor" (3:53)
15. "No Budget/Dust off the 8-Track" (:40)
16. "Infectious Grooves" (4:04)
17. "You Pick Me up (Just Throw Me Down)" (3:11)
18. "Do the Sinister" (5:22)
19. "Big Big Butt, by Infectiphibian" (:55)
20. "Spreck" (2:34)

Personnel

• Mike Muir - Vocals, Producer
• Paul Northfield - Producer, Mixing
• Stephen Perkins - Percussion
• Dean Pleasant - Guitar
• Adam Siegel - Guitar
• Robert Trujillo - Bass, Producer
• Dean Pleasants - Guitar
• Sam Pokebo - Drums
• Scott Crago - Drums
• Mark Dodson - Producer
• Dave Dunn - Keyboards
• Tom Fletcher - Producer
• Josh Freese - Drums
• Phil Kettner - Guitar

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Charts

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