Tracks
- Triumf na zlata vest (A Triumph of the Bad News) - 0:24
- Hipobir (Hipobeer) - 1:30
- Sutrin go navira (He Stick It In Every Morning) - 2:12
- Bira s vodka/Alkoholen delirium (Beer with Vodka/Alcoholic Delirium) - 2:43
- Edin fus (One Fuss) - 1:43
- Momicheto (The Girl) - 2:59
- Jenata (The Woman) - 2:18
- Babata (The Grandma) - 0:04
- Novata (The New Girl) - 4:30
- Az te mrazya (I Hate You) - 1:30
- Jenkene na tzombi (Women Petting) - 0:30
- Klitoren orgazum (Clitoris Orgasm) - 2:07
- Grozna si kato salata (You're Ugly Like a Salad) - 3:59
- Himna (The Anthem) - 2:45
- Mnogo zle (Very Bad) - 3:20
- Itzo Petroff - 0:45
- Bira (Beer) - 1:20
- Rozova seriya (Pink Episode) - 2:11
- Ne vyarvam v teb (I Don't Believe in You) - 0:41
- Chift ochi (A Couple of Eyes) - 2:00
- Maykite (The Mothers) - 3:06
- Reigun v kruv (Reagan in Blood) - 0:15
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“Leonid Ivanovich Shigaev is dead.... The suspension dots, customary in Russian obituaries, must represent the footprints of words that have departed on tiptoe, in reverent single file, leaving their tracks on the marble....”
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