1. Say Something Nasty 2. You Give Drug a Bad Name 3. Gonna Hitchhike Down to Cincinnati 4. Shoot First and Run Like Hell 5. And Kick the Shit 6. Go to hell 7. Outta Your Drunk Daddy 8. Let's Ride 9. Struttin' Cock 10. Keep on Fuckin'! 11. Piece of Ass 12. Fried Chicken and Coffee 13. She’s Got the Drug 14. Shot Down in Flames 15. The Bitch Just Kicked Me Out 16. Age of Pamparius 17. High as Hell 18. Go Mother Fucker Go
Blaine Cartwright
Self - Vocals / Guitars
Ruyter Suys
Self - Guitars
Jeremy Thompson
Self - Drums
Katielyn Campbell
Self - Bass
1. Say Something Nasty 2. You Give Drug a Bad Name 3. Gonna Hitchhike Down to Cincinnati 4. Shoot First and Run Like Hell 5. And Kick the Shit 6. Go to hell 7. Outta Your Drunk Daddy 8. Let's Ride 9. Struttin' Cock 10. Keep on Fuckin'! 11. Piece of Ass 12. Fried Chicken and Coffee 13. She’s Got the Drug 14. Shot Down in Flames 15. The Bitch Just Kicked Me Out 16. Age of Pamparius 17. High as Hell 18. Go Mother Fucker Go
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