Dune Buggy (song)

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“Dune Buggy”
Single by Presidents of the United States of America from the album Presidents of the United States of America
Released	1996
Format	CD Single
Genre	Post-grunge
Length	2:44
Label	Columbia Records
Producer	Presidents of the United States of America
Presidents of the United States of America singles chronology
"Ça Plane Pour Moi" (1995) "Dune Buggy" (1996) "Mach 5" (1996)

"Dune Buggy" is the name of the seventh single by the post-grunge band The Presidents of the United States of America. "Dune Buggy" was the last single released from their highly successful debut album.

[edit] Track listing

1. "Dune Buggy" (Video Edit) - 2:44
2. "Dune Buggy" (LP version) - 3:08
3. "Show Us Your ID"

[edit] Notes

• The 'song' "Show Us Your ID" that appeared on the single was actually a Station ID that the Presidents of the United States of America put together in order for their songs to be properly introduced on the radio.

v • d • e Presidents of the United States of America Chris Ballew | Dave Dederer | Andrew McKeag | Jason Finn Studio albums Presidents of the United States of America (1995) | II (1996) | Pure Frosting (1998) | Freaked Out and Small (2000) | Love Everybody (2004) | These Are the Good Times People (2008) Other releases Froggystyle (1993) | Rarities (1997) | Lump (2000) Singles 1994: "Fuck California" | "Naked and Famous" | 1995: "Kitty" | "Lump" | "Peaches" | "Ça Plane Pour Moi" | 1996: "Dune Buggy" | "Mach 5" | "Supersonics" | 1997: "Volcano" | "Tiki God" | 1998: "Video Killed the Radio Star" | 2000: "Jupiter" | "Tiny Explosions" | 2001: "Last Girl on Earth" | 2004: "Some Postman" | 2005: "Zero Friction" | 2008: "Mixed Up S.O.B." Related articles Post-grunge music | The Giraffes | Love Battery | Skin Yard | Supergroup