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Defecate on My Face
"Defecate on My Face" was the first single released by Australian alternative rock band, TISM. It was released in 1986 and became a mainstay of TISM's live show. According to Australian musicologist, Ian McFarlane, it "explored the sexual interplay between Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun in Nazi Germany, and it became a dance club favourite."
The single was released on 7" vinyl packaged in a 12" cardboard sleeve sealed on all four sides, so that one side had to
My Face at track 6
- Great Truckin' Songs of the Renaissance: unlisted album credits track "The Ted Commandments"
- Hot Dogma: unlisted diatribe (track 23)
- Gentlemen, Start Your Egos: country version of Defecate on My Face at track 6
- The Beasts of Suburban: unlisted 2-minute interview and credits, then silence before low-volume track "Loser, Losing, Lost" (fan-applied title)
- Machiavelli and the Four Seasons: a cappella "Phillip Glass's