Trivia
- The name of the album is most likely a spoof of the word "trigger-happy." It can be noticed that the band's piano has lots of stickers on it as well. It was also the product of a nation-wide contest that the band organized in mid-1997.
- "Tapsilogue" is a wordplay of Epilogue and Tapsilog. In the album, however, Ely gives a kind of message which parodies the outcome of every Sesame Street episode.
- Raimund Marasigan joked about Sandwich's Five on the Floor album as "Sticker Happy" because it included free stickers in the packaging.
- The actual piano featured in the album packaging was burned by Ely Buendia during the band's legendary Final Set, as if to say that they have all moved on; hence the burning of the iconic piano and all the memories associated with being the Eraserheads.
- The CD version features an image of a small dog that's embedded on both the CD and inside the case. This image isn't seen in the cassette tape version.
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