Tracks
- Balada za bratyata Holik (Ballad of the 'Holic Brothers)
- Triper (Gonorrhoea)
- Ovtzi (Sheep)
- S gol v rukata...noj (With Naked...Knife in Hand)
- Kato Sluntze (Like a Sun)
- Iska mi se... (I Would Like to...)
- Sprete ni toka (Shut Down the Current)
- 3X3
- Drashtya s nokti (Crabing With Nails)
- Chlen (Dick)
- Detskata gradina (The Kindergarten)
- Aferata "Drayfus" (The "Dreyfus" Affair, the title is a pun meaning "throwing up")
- Bremenskite muzikanti (The Bremen Musicians)
- Nova gratzka pesen (New Town Song)
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“Truth is one, but error proliferates. Man tracks it down and cuts it up into little pieces hoping to turn it into grains of truth. But the ultimate atom will always essentially be an error, a miscalculation.”
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