For the Weird by the Weird

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For The Weird By The Weird
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Studio album by
Released1999
Genre Avant-garde metal, grindcore, crossover thrash
Length24:08
Label Serjical Strike
Bad Acid Trip chronology
For The Weird By The Weird
(1999)
Lynch The Weirdo
(2004)

For The Weird By The Weird is the first full-length from American grindcore band Bad Acid Trip. The album was self-released in 1999 by the band and then re-released in 2004 when Bad Acid Trip signed to System of a Down vocalist's Serj Tankian label Serjical Strike in 2004. The re-release made no changes to the track listing.

Track listing

All tracks are written by Bad Acid Trip

No.TitleLength
1."Intro"0:54
2."Slave Away"1:05
3."Remember"0:16
4."Beware the Little People with Terrible Visions"0:54
5."Fascist Fuckwad"0:33
6."Real Animals (Intro)"0:47
7."Real Animals"3:26
8."Join The Circus"2:17
9."Kill Or Be Killed"1:19
10."Bad Acid Trip"1:40
11."Strange Humans"1:28
12."Constructing Love"1:40
13."Furious Fists of Jackie Chan"2:35
14."It's a Wonderful Life"0:54
15."When You Go Madd"1:24
16."Plate Of Shrimp"0:54

Personnel

Bad Acid Trip


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