Mancold Eatery: Come Grab a Bite! CD Lyrics

MANCOLD EATERY: COME GRAB A BITE

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Released: Sometime in December, 2005
Runtime: 50:06.23
Singles: Pumping Iron, Pumping Gas (Third Time's a Charm)
Tracks: 14

Track	Title	Audio clip*	Buy Track
1	Pumping Iron, Pumping Gas (Third Time's a Charm) (1:35)	Listen	Purchase
2	Give Me Relish Before My Pants Ignite (2:01)	Listen	Purchase
3	The Dow Dropped 14 Placentas (2:19)	Listen	Purchase
4	Curling Up With a Good Nose Dangler (2:26)	Listen	Purchase
5	Scope Out My Kaleida-Tune Groove (2:56)	Listen	Purchase
6	Read All About It: Superman Eats Kryptonite Sandwich (3:02)	Listen	Purchase
7	Earrings, Schmeerings, We're all Adults Here (3:10)	Listen	Purchase
8	See Ya Later, Calculator (3:14)	Listen	Purchase
9	One Man's Lipstick is Another Man's Toothpaste (3:16)	Listen	Purchase
10	Miles of Tiles Liles Ahead (3:49)	Listen	Purchase
11	Yes I Will Have Another Notebook (4:12)	Listen	Purchase
12	Slide Down the Leverage Tank, and I'll See You at Sunset (4:54)	Listen	Purchase
13	Crud Spaskinski's Dot Comma Chameleon (6:09)	Listen	Purchase
14	Slipping Through Time Portals in the Wee Hours of Kindergarten (6:31)	Listen	Purchase

TRIVIA

Most ColdmaN5 albums are ordered in groups of goodness, meaning the best tracks are confined to the beginning and end, while all "filler" and crappy tracks are thrown in the middle. This album was organized in order from quickest track to the longest.
"Pumping Iron, Pumping Gas (Third Time's a Charm)" is CheeseCoat McTafferson's first track in N5 history that is under two minutes long. Five tracks from his solo album "New Line Cinnamon Presents..." also hit the milestone.
CheeseCoat's "trademark" is in full showcase here, in which songs are interrupted randomly by either a comedy "skit", or are ended abruptly and out of nowhere. Several tracks in this album alone adhere to this rule, but not by choice. "Pumping Iron, Pumping Gas", for example, was abruptly stopped because it was one of the last tracks CheeseCoat had to complete before this CD could be released, and he was tired of working on these songs. "Scope Out My Kaleida-Tune Groove" is also another example, featuring no lyrics. It was completed in under ten minutes.