Someones Ugly Daughter

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Someones Ugly Daughter

Studio album by Chick

Released

September 5, 1995

Recorded

1995 at The Hit Factory in New York City

Genre

Alternative rock

Length

41:38

Label

Epic 550

Producer

Chick, Jon Chapelle, Jay Healy, Bob Ludwig

Chick chronology

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'Someones Ugly Daughter
(1995)

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Someones Ugly Daughter is the only album by rock band Chick. The album is most known for the song Malibu, which was featured on an episode of Beavis and Butthead. ^[1]

[edit] Track Listing

"Joe" - 4:26
"Love Is a Scam" - 3:04
"Violent" - 3:02
"Malibu" - 2:46
"Demented" - 3:33
"Freak" - 2:17
"Agony" - 3:57
"Surrender" - 4:15
"Hermit" - 2:42
"Prom Queen" - 3:38
"Stork: Orphan in My Room" - 2:40

All songs composed by C. Dane-Davidson, D.Sue, and W. Vlad, except tracks 1, 3, 5, composed by C. Dane-Davidson, D.Sue, W. Vlad and W. Chester. Track 8 composed by Rick Nielsen.