Songs About Hate, Anger and the American Way (re-issue), by Squiggy

Songs About Hate, Anger and the American Way (re-issue)

by Squiggy

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1.	Pull the Trigger 02:06	buy track
2.	Rockstar 02:01	buy track
3.	Somebody 02:21	buy track
4.	Here Lies Liberty 01:47	buy track
5.	Hang The Lawyers 01:42	buy track
6.	Boots & Braces, Studs & Leather 02:46	buy track
7.	The Hands of Time 02:57	buy track
8.	What Are You Fighting For? 02:00	buy track
9.	Go Home 02:18	buy track
10.	Johnny 02:14	buy track
11.	Welfare Case 01:58	buy track
12.	Anti-Establishment 01:57	buy track
13.	Squatter Punk 01:38	buy track
14.	Propaganda 01:59	buy track
15.	Score One 01:52	buy track
16.	Stand Up 02:39	buy track
17.	Middle Class Rebellion 02:46	buy track
18.	Dead End Kids 02:43	buy track
19.	Anti-PC 02:25	buy track
20.	Plastic Mansions 02:35	buy track
21.	Identity Crisis 01:43	buy track
22.	We Walk The Fence 02:45	buy track

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It's re-issue time again here at Working Class Records! This time we are re-issuing the SQUIGGY "songs about hate.." CD that originally came out on Headache Records in 1999. This was the bands first full length release at the time and it contained a mix of new material and re-recorded older material. A great mix of tracks! We remastered the sound a little and designed a whole brand new booklet and full color artwork. Also included are four brand new, unreleased bonus tracks the band recorded. Two of the bonus tracks were written and feature vocals by GABE ZANDER, see Gabe Zander "punk rock redneck" on this site. The other two tracks are new songs by Doug (identity crisis) and Don (anti-pc). A must for fans of the band or someone looking for some anger fueled punk rock oi! hardcore!

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Working Class Records

This is Working Class Records, we are 100% dedicated to providing an outlet for original musicians in which they can grow and prosper on their own accord, we're not looking to change artists into a cookie cutter mold of the "next big thing", we want originality! ... more