Track listing
- "Strongman" (Koski) – 2:16
- "Reggae Gets Big in a Small Town" (Bonnel) – 1:57
- "Smoke like a Girl" (Koski) – 2:35
- "Lazer Attack" (Wickersham) – 2:16
- "Politician" (McEntee, Koski) – 3:02
- "Nine to Five" (McEntee, Koski, Dison) – 1:28
- "Could You Lie?" (Koski) – 2:15
- "Mommy Mommy" (Callis – 2:43 (a cover of "No" by The Rezillos)
- "Scared" (Wickersham) – 2:31
- "No Eager Men" (Koski) – 2:59
- "Petty Wage" (Koski) – 1:54
- "Hello Charlatan" (Koski) – 2:47
- "Proven Song" (Koski) – 2:53
- "These Pretty Pleasures" (Dison) – 2:55
- "Mr. Norris" (Koski, Dison) – 3:01
- "Here We Are Nowhere" (Cluney) – 0:57 (cover of a song by Stiff Little Fingers)
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Tracks #4 and #5 were previously unreleased.
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