| | Bad Manners Stupidity CD - Import Bad Manners Discography of CDs
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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