Joggers and Smoggers
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| Joggers and Smoggers | ||
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| Double album by The Ex | ||
| Released | 1989 | |
| Genre | Punk | |
| Label | Fist Puppet Records | |
| Professional reviews | ||
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| The Ex chronology | ||
| Aural Guerilla (1988) |
Joggers and Smoggers (1989) |
Treat (1990) |
Joggers and Smoggers is a double album by punk artists The Ex which was released in 1989.
[edit] Track listing
- "Humm (The Full House Mumble)"
- "At the Gate"
- "Pigs and Scales"
- "Coughing"
- "Morning Star"
- "Wall Has Ears"
- "Invitation to the Dance"
- "Tightly Stretched"
- "Ask the Prisoner"
- "To Be Clear"
- "Gentlemen"
- "Make That Call"
- "The Buzzword Medley"
- "Shopping Street"
- "Crackle Engines Vrôp Vrôp"
- "Greetings from Urbania"
- "Wired"
- "Got Everything?"
- "Waarom Niet"
- "Courtyard"
- "Burst! Crack! Split!"
- "Brickbat"
- "Hieronymus"
- "Nosey Parker"
- "People Who Venture"
- "Watch the Driver"
- "Let's Get Sceptical"
- "Tin Gods"
- "The State of Freedom"
- "Provisionally Untitled"
- "Kachun-K Pschûh"
- "The Early Bird's Worm"
- "Catkin"
- "Upstairs With Picasso"
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