Eugene! Don't Hit 'Em in the Head

Eugene! Don't Hit 'Em in the Head
Studio album by Dudley and Bob with Debra
Released	1997
Genre	Comedy
Label	KLBJ
The Dudley & Bob Show chronology
KLBJ chronology

Eugene! Don't Hit 'Em in the Head is the third of four yearly CDs of calls, bits and sketches released by KLBJ's Dudley and Bob with Debra.

Track listing

"Dimension Cable" – 1:16
"The Boot Pig" – 5:03
"Sexual Harassment" – 1:00
"Bad Joke Theatre: Pierre the Fighter Pilot" – 1:58
"Son of Dimension Cable" – 2:33
"Funky Butt Anal Beads" – 0:55
"Drunk Guy Vs. Sober Guy" – 4:28
"Kick Yo' Damn Ass" – 4:05
"Pulp Fiction: Edited for TV" – 1:00
"The F.U. Incident" – 1:35
"Bar Calls" – 2:43
"Mary Poppins" – 1:43
"Peepeecutteroffer" – 1:19
"A Tooth Story" – 4:30
"Dimension Cable Vs. Godzilla" – 2:07
"Best of Van Halen" – 0:45
"The Bill Paxton Call" – 3:06
"Sheckles Bridge" – 1:05
"Mimic" – 0:52
"Lactating Mamas" – 7:57
"Tourettes" – 1:00
"Love, Internet Style" – 3:03
"Shakespeare Pulp Fiction" – 1:13
"Bride of Dimension Cable" – 2:00
"Vegetarian" – 1:23
"Tossin' Salad with Crotchlick'r Jones" – 5:39
"The Real Crotchlick'r Jones" – 1:28
Blank track – 0:09
Blank track – 0:04
Blank track – 0:04
Blank track – 0:04
Blank track – 0:04
Outtake – 0:42

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