Get all 7 Dingleberry Dynasty releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Totally F'd, Big Balls, Shit Show, Does Fecal Matter?, Jody, Doodie Calls, and Greatest Hits.
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Overture
05:10
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Conception
02:24
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Jesus
03:34
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Potty Training
03:37
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My Little #1 Lady / Son
02:26
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The Drive-In
06:29
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Happy F'n Birthday
01:30
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Decision
01:22
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Herman's
02:49
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Don't Be Afraid
02:08
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Oyster
02:07
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The Fabulous Life
01:56
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Vengeance
06:48
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Judgement Day
06:08
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Curtains
02:52
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Dingleberry Dynasty Baltimore, Maryland
For over 20 years, Dingleberry Dynasty has been smearing their brand of "Poop Punk" around the MD/DC scene, and their insane live shows are not to be missed. In late 2017 the band plans to release their new album, "Does Fecal Matter?"
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