The Young Need Discipline

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The Young Need Discipline
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Studio album by
Released1994
Genre Indie rock
Label Polydor Records
The Fauves chronology
Drive Through Charisma
(1993)
The Young Need Discipline
(1994)
Future Spa
(1996)

The Young Need Discipline is the second studio album by Mornington Peninsula, Melbourne indie band The Fauves.

Contents

Track listing

(all songs by The Fauves)

  1. "The Driver Is You"
  2. "Dwarf On Dwarf"
  3. "Cheroot"
  4. "White Boy Needs It"
  5. "Caesar's Surrender"
  6. "Hey It's Only My Virile Suit"
  7. "Man Lessons"
  8. "Glitter Us"
  9. "Trevor"
  10. "Killer Whale"
  11. "Call Me True Believer"
  12. "Herding Instinct"
  13. "Dead Rubber"

Personnel

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