Social Relapse Live & Raw CD

Live & Raw Music

List Price	$12.97 (You save $1.48)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs
Label	CD Baby
CD Universe Part number	7956846
Catalog number	339517
Discs	1
Release Date	Jun 02, 2009

Social Relapse Live & Raw Songs

	1.	Chuckle\'s Round Eye
	2.	Dry Humper
	3.	Jimi Got the Funk
	4.	Bob\'s Kabob\'s
	5.	The Pumpernickle Swantoon
	6.	Pooop Song
	7.	T-bone\'s in Da House
	8.	Linguette Anale
	9.	Twelve 5 Four
	10.	Shank & Flank
	11.	Dum Dum Video Disco
	12.	Panic Room
	13.	Trench Foot
	14.	Wpkn Interview

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