1. Jihad vs McWorld - This is a quirky instrumental intro sort of thing, no biggie, you can take it or leave it.

2. Corporate Genocide - This is a slow, plodding, fuzzy mess. It tries, but it goes nowhere. Thankfully, it is only 2 minutes and 20 seconds long.

3. Without Guns - This one starts to rock, and gives you a glimmer of hope, but it quickly gets bogged down in a fuzzy, unstructured mess, that never properly developes.

4. Yummy House - This is a strange one, slow, with a seemingly programmed dance beat, another directionless mess.

5. Reverse - This is the reason you still need to buy this CD. A fist pumping anti government, anti war anthem, that will have old WS fans wankin' it, and wondering why the rest of the CD is not like this.

6. Mr Harris - A funny, very short, spoken word bit about drinking, cool.

7. Religion Buzz - This is another cool rocker, that almost comes of as a WS tune, second best one on the disc.

8. Dream Japan - More spoken word driven stuff here. However this is not as venomous as usual, it's more like a mellow poem, read over odd background sounds.

9. The Penguin Song - This, is one weird little song, but it'll suck you in, and soon become one of the few favorites to be found on the disc.

10. Boom Ka Boom - This is more of a spoken word piece, that was originally released via Kory's web page as "Oil Cloak". It's cool, as well as creepy, but not a song per say.

11. Opium Hotel - This is an odd sort of acoustic guitar driven tune, I've started to fast forward this one.

12. The City Today - This is 4 minutes of pure techno crap.

13. Sky High - This is a kind of cool, emotional mellow tune, utilizing just vocals, a bass, and a few keys.

14. Another War - This is another spoken word type piece. It's cool at first, but at 8 minutes in length, it kind of drags on.