Rude Street Peters CD

Rude Street Peters Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Punk
Label	Rude Street Peters
Orig Year	2003
CD Universe Part number	7173434
Catalog number	32608
Discs	1
Release Date	Apr 22, 2003
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Recording Time	57 minutes

Rude Street Peters Songs

	1.	Statesview
	2.	Life's a ....
	3.	Billy
	4.	Walkin' the Dawg
	5.	What Would Hank Say?
	6.	Happy Daze
	7.	Snakesnatch
	8.	Ohh No! (Here Comes the Sheriff)
	9.	Butt Waller
	10.	Somebody Touched Me
	11.	Happy
	12.	Stones Song
	13.	Adultaphobia
	14.	Jombi
	15.	Hard Days
	16.	2 Dollar Bet
	17.	Reality
	18.	Khs
	19.	Cold Gin
	20.	Last Temptation of Mike
	21.	Pot Song
	22.	Junior Samples
	23.	Thinkin'
	24.	Now You're Livin' (With the Hell She Put Me Thru)
	25.	Rappy Top
	26.	Stumblin' Tumbleweeds

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