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Track List
06) The Elephant Is Dead (Bush)
14) Clam Lappers & Sonic the Hedgehog™
01) Goodbye You Lizard Scum
02) Step on the Gas (L.A. Riots)
03) Hooligans
04) Officer Nigger Hater
05) As Long as We're Talking Shelf Life (Kennedy
07) Me & Saddam
08) Bullies of the World
09) Shane's Song
10) Dinosaurs in the Bible
11) Living God
12) Marketing & Advertising
13) Don't Talk for Me
15) She's Got a Broken Heart
16) Pussywhipped Satan
17) L.A. Falls
18) Elvis
06) The Elephant Is Dead (Bush)
14) Clam Lappers & Sonic the Hedgehog™
01) Goodbye You Lizard Scum
02) Step on the Gas (L.A. Riots)
03) Hooligans
04) Officer Nigger Hater
05) As Long as We're Talking Shelf Life (Kennedy
07) Me & Saddam
08) Bullies of the World
09) Shane's Song
10) Dinosaurs in the Bible
11) Living God
12) Marketing & Advertising
13) Don't Talk for Me
15) She's Got a Broken Heart
16) Pussywhipped Satan
17) L.A. Falls
18) Elvis
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3:54
4:52
4:22
5:29
5:02
3:13
1:24
2:04
5:47
1:07
4:40
1:42
1:10
4:42
3:56
8:04
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3D Case
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First Released
1997
Comedy
Humorous
Rock/Pop
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Slow
Album
Comedy Dynamics, A Nacelle Company
19/100
705438043260
0 copies
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Arizona Bay is an album by comedian Bill Hicks, posthumously released in 1997. It was released alongside Rant in E-Minor, marking three years since his death.
The album's title refers to the hope that Los Angeles will one day fall into the ocean due to a major earthquake. Hicks contends that the world will be better off in L.A.'s absence
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Arizona Bay is an album by comedian Bill Hicks, posthumously released in 1997. It was released alongside Rant in E-Minor, marking three years since his death.
The album's title refers to the hope that Los Angeles will one day fall into the ocean due to a major earthquake. Hicks contends that the world will be better off in L.A.'s absence
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