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THE FIRST SEVEN INCHES...AND THEN SOME! includes a collection of early out-takes, demos, compilation tracks, and B-sides.
Personnel: Bobby Steele (vocals); Steve Sloppy (drums).
Sloppy Seconds: B.A. (vocals), Dr. Roadkill (guitar), Bo'Ba Jam (bass), Steve Sloppy (drums).
First Seven Inches...And Then Some! Music Sloppy Seconds First Seven Inches...And Then Some! Songs | 1. | So Fucked Up |
| 2. | Lynchtown U.S.A. |
| 3. | If I Had a Woman |
| 4. | Someone Else's Pill |
| 5. | Public Beat |
| 6. | Leaving on a Jet Plane - (bonus track) |
| 7. | Vacation - (bonus track) |
| 8. | Yuppies |
| 9. | Germany |
| 10. | Men, The |
| 11. | I Don't Wanna Take You Home |
| 12. | Human Waste |
| 13. | Jerry's Kids |
| 14. | Pop My Dick Song, The |
| 15. | Where Eagles Dare |
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