Skeezer Pleezer

Skeezer Pleezer was the second album by UTFO, released in 1986 on Select Records. The most notable song was "Split Personality," a paean to dissociative identity disorder.

Skeezer Pleezer
Studio album by
UTFO
ReleasedMarch 15, 1986
GenreHip hop
LabelSelect Records
SEL 21616
ProducerFull Force
UTFO chronology
UTFO
(1985)		 Skeezer Pleezer
(1986)		 Lethal
(1987)

Track listing
  1. "Just Watch"
  2. "Where Did You Go?"
  3. "We Work Hard"
  4. "Kangol & Doc"
  5. "The House Will Rock"
  6. "Split Personality"
  7. "Pick Up the Pace"
  8. "Bad Luck Barry"
  9. (untitled hidden track)
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