Musical Numbers
London
- Freight - with other trucks
- There's me - to Dinah
- C.B - With Electra and Components
- I was robbed - With Rusty, Electra, Pearl and Greaseball
- One Rock n' Roll Too many - With Greaseball
Bochum
- Fracht - with other trucks
- Dein Freund - with Dinah(cut in 2008)
- Mein Spiel - With Electra and Components
- Ein Rock n' Roll Zuviel - With Electra and Greaseball
US / UK Tour
- Freight - with other trucks
- Wide Smile (US) - With Greaseball, Electra and Components
- I was robbed - With Rusty, Electra, Pearl and Greaseball
- One Rock n' Roll Too many - With Electra and Greaseball
New London
- Cut - for a brief experimental period, There's Me was sung by Dustin, then re-worked to be sung by Dinah as That's Me (with lyrics about her own personality, and why she allows Greaseball to treat her so atrociously), before being completely cut.
Starlight on Ice
- Cut.
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