Rye Coalition Curses CD Bonus

Curses Music

List Price	$33.99 (You save $2.44)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs
CD Universe Part number	7424742
Catalog number	8
Discs	1
Release Date	Apr 25, 2007
Additional Info	Bonus Tracks; Japan

Rye Coalition Curses Songs

	1.	Pussyfootin'
	2.	Burn The Masters
	3.	Cigarette Catastrophe
	4.	Young Yellers
	5.	Clutch The Pearls
	6.	Secret Heat
	7.	True Love by the Hour
	8.	Tequila Mockingbird (P.T.E)
	9.	Between an I-Roc And A Hard Place
	10.	Vietnam Veterinarian
	11.	Cocaine Werewolf
	12.	Achilles' Wheelchair

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