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Prelude – 0:55 – A catastrophic attack occurs
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Sons of the New Golden West – 2:55 – A secretive cabal implements their plan
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51/7 – 4:44 – A young Texan volunteers for an elite military unit
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White Fluffy Clouds – 5:01 – Soldiers sing the praises of their weapons
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That Gum You Like Is Back in Style – 4:56 – A retired intelligence officer contemplates cryptic transmissions
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Might Makes Right – 2:46 – The young soldier begins to have doubts
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Militia Song – 2:10 – Meanwhile civil unrest and right-wing violence in the Republic of California
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R 'N' R Uzbekistan – 1:13 – Rest and relaxation in the Czarist republic
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Sons of the New Golden West Reprise – 0:21 – A coup d'etat in California
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New Roman Times – 4:47 – The young soldier returns to Texas disillusioned and minus a foot
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The Poppies of Balmorhea – 3:23 – At a West Texas oasis the ex-soldier is introduced to a narcotic flower
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Long Plastic Hallway – 5:09 – The ex-soldier goes to occupied California, is wined, dined and recruited by TexSecurIntellicorp
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I Am Talking to This Flower – 2:30 – The ex-soldier doesn't like his new job, but enjoys hanging out with drug dealers and arms traffickers
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Come Out – 1:44 – famous minimalist composer has a pop hit inspired by the anti-fascist riots in Watts, California
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Los Tigres Traficantes – 2:30 – The traffickers sell their stuff
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I Hate This Part of Texas – 2:45 – (in broken Spanish) The ex-soldier attempts to contact members of the CVB resistance group
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Hippy Chix – 4:27 – The ex-soldier takes the oath and joins the CVB
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Civil Disobedience – 6:25 – Seemingly disturbed homeless man harangues retired intelligence officer
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Discotheque CVB – 5:48 – At a party on the northern coast of California, the ex-soldier has a vision
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Hey Brother – 2:46 – A suicide bomber prepares for his mission