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Recorded at Uptone Recording Studio, Tacoma, Washington.
Personnel: Scott Talbott (vocals, guitar); Matt Sader (vocals); Dave Takata (guitar); Brandon Boote (drums).
Recording information: Uptone Recording Studio, Tacoma, WA.
Photographer: Craig Mueller. Argonaut Shoot The Moon Songs | 1. | Ride on, Yark Rodeo! |
| 2. | Rage Factor |
| 3. | Karate Bar |
| 4. | Ungrown, The |
| 5. | Mustache Pat's Bar and Grill |
| 6. | Grady Styles |
| 7. | Desi Snitch |
| 8. | Neanderthong |
| 9. | That's Too Much a Vulgar Display of Power |
| 10. | Sixer |
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