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Leftöver Crack - Fυck World Trade (2004 Demo)

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1. Burn Them Prisons (The Jail Song) 0:00
2. Gang Control (With New Lyrics by Stz' and Ez) 3:01
3. Infested (Not Reloaded, but Rerecorded) 5:45
4. One Dead Cop 8:32
5. Operation: Move (About the Philadelphia Police's Execution of 5 Children) 12:06
6. Jesus Has a Place for Me, Rock the 40oz. (Reloaded) 16:22
7. Super Tuesday (About the Best Day Ever) 18:56
8. Tomb Squatting (The Long Awaited Sequal to in My Grave, No Its Not a Ska Tune) 22:55
9. Untitled (Instrumental) 24:38
10. Ya Can't Go Home (A Poigniant Ballad) 30:16
11. Zero Population Growth (Life Is Pain) 33:31

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After the release of Mediocre Generica, the band found themselves in a two year position where they couldn't leave their current label, sign to another label, or release any new material under the name Leftover Crack. The band did, however, manage to bend the rules of their contract and released a split EP with F-Minus as "The Crack Rock Steady 7" working under aliases with additional musicians. The "Baby Jesus Sliced Up In The Manger" EP that spawned from these sessions was released on November 27, 2003. In February of the same year, the band began working with record engineer Steve Albini on a follow-up to Mediocre Generica, now that they were officially off of Hellcat Records' roster. The band released a demo for what would eventually become 2004's Fυck World Trade in the winter, and were quickly scooped up by Jello Biafra's label Alternative Tentacles, where the album (and the band) quickly found a home. Fυck World Trade was released on August 30th to overwhelmingly negative response from mainstream media, due to its explicit lyrics/title and the album's cover, which depicts George W. Bush, Dick Cheney, and Rudy Giuliani (Tony Blair on the U.K. release) directly causing the 9/11 attacks in New York City.

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