Sticker Happy

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Sticker Happy
AlbumArt (Sticker Happy).jpg
Studio album by
Eraserheads
ReleasedSeptember 11, 1997
Recorded1997
Studio
  • Tracks Studios
  • EJL Recording Studios
  • Cinema Audio Inc.
Genre
Length67:13
Label
Producer
Eraserheads chronology
Bananatype
(1997)		Sticker Happy
(1997)		 Aloha Milkyway
(1998)
Eraserheads studio album chronology
Fruitcake
(1996)		Sticker Happy
(1997)		 Natin99
(1999)
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Prologue"
0:27
2."Futuristic"Buendia2:51
3."Kaliwete"Buendia3:07
4."Milk and Money"Buendia4:41
5."Bogchi Hokbu"
4:18
6."Maalalahanin"Marasigan3:13
7."Balikbayan Box"Buendia5:13
8."Andalusian Dog"Buendia5:01
9."Ha Ha Ha"Buendia4:42
10."Downtown"Marasigan4:31
11."Kananete"Buendia3:17
12."Hard to Believe"Buendia3:31
13."Everything They Say"Marasigan3:54
14."Spoliarium"Buendia5:26
15."Ambi Dextrose"Buendia4:56
16."Para sa Masa"Buendia4:57
17."Sticker Happy"Marasigan2:29
18."Tapsilogue"
  • Buendia
  • Marasigan
  • Zabala
  • Rivera
0:39
Total length:67:13

Personnel

Adapted from the liner notes. [25]

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