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2003 studio album and the bands first new recordings since 1995, features 16 tracks of Bad Manners style good time ska. Bad Records. Bad Manners Stupidity Songs | 1. | Fatman |
| 2. | Can't Take My Eyes Off You |
| 3. | Happy |
| 4. | What Ya Gonna Do? |
| 5. | Black Night |
| 6. | I'm A Mummy |
| 7. | Way Out Mummy |
| 8. | Teddy Bears Picnic |
| 9. | Cider Drinker |
| 10. | Tossin |
| 11. | Dat Think There |
| 12. | I Don't Care |
| 13. | Do Nothing |
| 14. | Eng-er-land |
| 15. | Hoots Mon |
| 16. | Manners Knees-Up |
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