Year of release 1999

Songs 30

Album time 01:04:25

Genre list Pop Punk

1
I Really Don'T Like It
 
2:22
2
Mom'S In Rehab
 
2:33
3
JW
 
2:43
4
She'S Probably Over Me
 
1:51
5
Nicki Loves Her LSD
 
2:04
6
She'S So Uncool
 
1:55
7
You Again
 
2:02
8
Martin'S Pretty Girls
 
2:00
9
She'S Comin' To The Show
 
1:56
10
Teenage Queen
 
1:54
11
She'S Alright
 
2:20
12
Rock 'N' Roll Girl
 
1:43
13
Heidi Hates Me
 
1:33
14
Veronica
 
2:40
15
Drexel U
 
1:22
16
Heavy Metal'S Alive In Baltimore
 
1:56
17
There She Goes
 
2:00
18
Turn Around
 
1:39
19
Secret Agent Johnny Bravo
 
1:40
20
Be My Baby
 
2:28
21
Looks That Kill
 
2:55
22
We'Re Not Gonna Take It
 
3:39
23
Do You Remember Rock 'N' Roll Radio?
 
2:49
24
True To You
 
2:16
25
I'M So Stupid
 
2:06
26
Wimpy Drives Through Harlem
 
1:11
27
Talk Dirty To Me
 
3:03
28
Don'T Leave Me In The Hospital
 
2:28
29
Pinhead
 
2:16
30
Drexel U (Live)
 
1:10

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