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Malignant

Release date: 1st January 2002

Slap A Ham Records

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About This Album

"Malignant" is an album by Otophobia, released 1st January 2002 via Slap A Ham Records. It features 21 tracks, including "Drink And Go Home", "Welcome Home", and "The Day The Sky Fell".

Release profile

Record details & tracklist

200221 tracks

Label

Slap A Ham Records

Release year

2002

1Drink And Go Home
1:06
2Welcome Home
0:53
3The Day The Sky Fell
0:34
4Some Things Never Change
0:55
5Hungry Hungry Hippocrites
1:07
6AssWineCheese
1:46
7AxBxC=FukkYou
1:47
8Hardcore Kids Have The Coolest Tattoos
1:21
9Year Of The Buffoon
1:12
10Thulsa Doom
1:21
11Destroy Vaus
1:04
12Lunar Positions And The New Wave Escapists
1:51
13Curse Humanity
0:09
14Toolbox
0:04
15Play It Again Sam
1:22
16The Huddled Masses Can Suck Our Asses
1:39
1720 Years
2:15
18Sway Alone
1:37
19God Bless This Mess
4:06
20Arms Race 2000
3:43
21Magellen
0:04

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Malignant — release variants

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Country USYear 2002
Slap A Ham Records · #64
Barcode: 6 36802 00642 3
Vinyl · LP · Album
Country USYear 2002
Deep Six Records · DS-41