Hero Dishonest When The Shit Hits The Man CD

When The Shit Hits The Man Music

List Price	$10.98 (You save $1.43)
Category	Rock Albums
Label	Acme Recordings / Stickfigure
CD Universe Part number	7442715
Discs	1
Release Date	May 29, 2007

Hero Dishonest When The Shit Hits The Man Songs

	1.	Paskahalvaus liukuhihnalla
	2.	Booger man
	3.	180°
	4.	Crawl song
	5.	Between god and chemist
	6.	Stalin vs. Hank Hardy
	7.	Team neadernthal
	8.	One minute silence for the memory of captain Jack
	9.	Saw it
	10.	Road to the arctic ocean
	11.	BYOFTP
	12.	Deathwish
	13.	Fist Song
	14.	Count to nothing
	15.	If i can´t drop out it´s not my revolution
	16.	Great white socks
	17.	Monkey song
	18.	Tuokaa minulle yksi heistä
	19.	Humanity... what fun!
	20.	Chicken coop tactics
	21.	Arm the squirrels

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