Track Info. For War Party

== Track Info. For War Party ==
All song descriptions and information taken from Genius.
== Bring Back The Bomb ==
“Bring Back the Bomb” is one of Gwar's more popular songs. It's a fast paced track that advocates for continued and more reckless use of nuclear weapons (most notably the "A-Bomb" used by the U.S.A during World War II) as a solution to all problems. Within the album’s story, it is the rallying cry for the War Party, a political party that stands for complete destruction at all costs (as a parody of the Bush administration and the war in Iraq).
“Bring Back the Bomb” is the second most-performed GWAR song in their discography, having been performed at nearly every concert since 2004 with few exceptions. It made its live debut on December 31, 2003, though its lyrics wouldn’t be finalized until midway through 2004.
The song’s music video was shot on November 29, 2004, at the DNA Lounge in San Francisco, California. To achieve enough cover footage for the video, the band performed the song twice, back to back in the middle of their set. The start of the video features a brief clip of the song’s introduction from the Live From Mt. Fuji album, which featured the video as an enhanced bonus feature.
== Krosstika ==
"Krosstika" is a song about the symbol of the political party, the "war party". It's a mixture of the Nazi swasitka and Christian cross ("two great hates that hate great together"). The symbol would later be referenced in "Murderer's Muse" from Beyond Hell.
=== "Bonesnapper (Faces Of The Slain)" ===
This song is the first mention and an introduction to Gwar's current bodyguard, Bonesnapper (Bob Gorman). Bonesapper would later have his own song on Battle Maximus called "I, Bonesnapper" which he sings.
== Lost God ==
"Lost God" is a song denouncing various gods from religions. One line, "It's gone beyond hatred this time" ended up being resued in the second verse of "Let Us Slay" on Lust In Space from 2009.
== The Reaganator ==
A song about the Reaganator, which is a robot built from the rotting corpse of Ronald Reagan. The song makes various references to other cultural and historical events throughout.
== The Bonus Plan ==
Sung entirely in French by bassist Beefcake The Mighty (Todd Evans), “The Bonus Plan” is a short punk song about rough sex with groupies. It is the only GWAR song sung by Evans and was never performed live.