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Conduct is the fifth album by indie rock band Fuck, and was released by Matador Records in 1998. A version was released in Japan by Bandai Records. On the online music store iTunes, it is the most popular album by the band.
Track listing
- "The Thing"
- "Drinking Artist"
- "Straddle"
- "Monkey Doll"
- "Italy"
- "Stumble Inn"
- "My Melting Snowman"
- "Laundry Shop"
- "Get Over Him"
- "Alice, All I Want is Alice"
- "Stupid Band"
- "Never Comin' Back"
- "Twist Off"
- "Gimme Some"
- "Stray"
- "Gone"
- "Blind Beauty"
The Japanese version contained the following bonus track:
- "Flapper"
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