: Early Show () 1-1: Chunga's Revenge (8:37) 1-2: Easy Meat (10:30) 1-3: Mudd Club (3:29) 1-4: The Meek Shall Inherit Nothing (3:32) 1-5: Heavenly Bank Account (4:15) 1-6: Suicide Chump (5:16) 1-7: Jumbo Go Away (4:18) 1-8: Outside Now (8:39) 1-9: City Of Tiny Lights (8:24) 1-10: If Only She Woulda (7:25) 2-1: I Don't Wanna Get Drafted (2:49) 2-2: Teen-Age Wind (3:22) 2-3: Harder Than Your Husband (2:44) 2-4: Bamboozled By Love (6:02) 2-5: Pick Me, I'm Clean (7:27) 2-6: Cosmic Debris (4:33) 2-7: You Didn't Try To Call Me (3:58) 2-8: I Ain't Got No Heart (2:14) 2-9: Joe's Garage (2:32) 2-10: Why Does It Hurt When I Pee? (2:30) 2-11: Dancin' Fool (3:42) 2-12: Bobby Brown Goes Down (2:47) 2-13: Black Napkins (5:23) 2-14: Don't Eat The Yellow Snow (2:35) 2-15: The Illinois Enema Bandit (8:13) : Late Show () 3-1: Treacherous Cretins (6:49) 3-2: Keep It Greasey (3:09) 3-3: Outside Now (8:39) 3-4: City Of Tiny Lights (8:23) 3-5: A Pound For A Brown On The Bus (17:09) 3-6: Bamboozled By Love (6:01) 3-7: Pick Me, I'm Clean (7:27) 3-8: Cosmik Debris (4:27) 3-9: Society Pages (2:34) 4-1: I'm A Beautiful Guy (2:02) 4-2: Beauty Knows No Pain (3:23) 4-3: Charlie's Enormous Mouth (4:01) 4-4: Any Downer's? (4:36) 4-5: Conehead (6:50) 4-6: Easy Meat (13:09) 4-7: Mudd Club (3:25) 4-8: The Meek Shall Inherit Nothing (3:21) 4-9: Heavenly Bank Account (4:24) 4-10: Love Of My Life (2:37) 4-11: Watermelon In Easter Hay (4:56) 4-12: Black Napkins (5:02) 4-13: The Illinois Enema Bandit (8:06)
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