Eat Your Peas

Eat Your Peas
Compilation album by Martin/Molloy
Released	November 1998
Recorded	January 1997 - September 1998
Genre	Comedy
Length	162:48
Label	Mushroom
Producer	Tony Martin Mick Molloy
Martin/Molloy chronology
Poop Chute (1996) Eat Your Peas (1998)

Eat Your Peas is the third and final album of material taken from the popular Australian radio show Martin/Molloy, by comedians Tony Martin and Mick Molloy.^[1] The album peaked at number 27 on the ARIA Charts and was certified platinum.

At the ARIA Music Awards of 1999, the album won the ARIA Award for Best Comedy Release; this is the third time to duo have won this award.^[2]

The album also included contributions from fellow comedians, Peter Grace, Sancia Robinson and Pete Smith.^[1]

Track listing[]

Disc One - Peas

1. "Daniel" - 4:44
2. "Tum & Phul: Spult Mulk" - 2:29
3. "Two Blind Mice" - 1:22
4. "New Characters for 98" - 3:08
5. "Galaxy of the Stars" - 2:19
6. "Pete's Looking Good" - 2:50
7. "Stand Clear!" - 0:44
8. "Fully Grown Baby" - 3:19
9. "Bag of Sawdust" - 3:13
10. "Top Sorts" - 1:46
11. "Purple Rain" - 0:23
12. "John Laws: In One Bucket" - 1:17
13. "The All-New Blast FM" - 3:25
14. "No Stein!" - 0:51
15. "Yvonne Parts 1 & 2" - 4:09
16. ""Housekeeping!"" - 1:34
17. "Local Lads" - 0:50
18. "In-Flight Entertainment" - 2:22
19. "No Ashtray!" - 2:04
20. "Haughty Mick's Surefire Seduction Tips" - 3:09
21. "The Boatman's Call" - 0:35
22. "Up to Her Elbows" - 1:03
23. "An Enjoyable Chat" - 4:02
24. "Martin/Molloy UK Comedy Channel" - 3:08
25. "Mick Molloy: Ambassador for The Arts" - 3:39
26. "They Hate That" - 0:12
27. "Transplant Games" - 1:10
28. "Phar Lap / Bunkie" - 2:05
29. "One-Arsed Bandit" - 1:59
30. "A Cause for National Shame" - 3:40
31. "The Most Powerful Man in Australia" - 5:52

Disc Two - More Peas

1. "Mrs. Molloy's Birthday Blowout" - 2:34
2. "Don't Look Back!" - 0:20
3. "Mick and the Giant Peach" - 3:42
4. "Idiot" - 0:33
5. "Twenty Sheds" - 3:15
6. "Electric Furniture Warehouse" - 2:33
7. "Human Shield" - 0:15
8. "Location! Location! Location!" - 1:46
9. "Pete's No Dummy" - 2:21
10. "Whoppers" - 0:37
11. "Hefty, Wealthy & Wise" - 0:34
12. "The Horror... The Horror..." - 0:37
13. "The Birthday Boy" - 3:14
14. "84 and Still Pulling Them" - 3:31
15. "Whoppers 2" - 0:12
16. "Gordon Gordon" - 2:49
17. "See You in Hell!" - 4:03
18. "Electronic Underpants" - 2:24
19. "Nerdlingers!" - 1:27
20. "Lost in Velour" - 0:37
21. "The Wrath of Nutbags" - 1:08
22. "Ol' Blue Nads" - 0:30
23. "Advice for the Gentleman Caller" - 3:29
24. "Getting Late" - 0:10
25. "No Questions!" - 0:30
26. "Two Thumbs Down" - 0:57
27. "Mick's Dictaphone" - 3:38
28. "The Cosby Show Trial" - 3:32
29. "Mr. C" - 0:31
30. "The Track Where You Can Hear Simon Morley" - 0:13
31. "Lesbians Ahoy!" - 0:32
32. "Ye Olde Nutbags" - 1:15
33. "Farewell Sweet Princess" - 3:08
34. "Lest We Forget" - 1:32
35. "Yoko" - 2:03
36. "Tum & Phil: Hut, Huts End Stull More Huts" - 2:45
37. "Two Fat Bastards" - 2:51
38. "Next Caller Please" - 11:29
39. "Interview with Steven Wright" (hidden track)

• All material written by Mick Molloy and Tony Martin.
• All material originally aired live between January 1997 and September 1998 on the radio show: Martin/Molly.
• Aired in Australia on FOX FM Melbourne, 2DAY FM Sydney, B105 Brisbane, SAFM Adelaide, FM104.7 Canberra, PMFM Perth, TTTFM Hobart, NXFM Newcastle, POWERFM Ballarat, POWERFM Nowra, B104.9 Albury, 2XL Cooma, HOTFM Cairns, 3GG Traralgon, FM93 Wagga Wagga, 105.9 Orange, EagleFM Goulburn, SeaFM Sunshine Coast, SeaFM Gold Coast and Hot100 Darwin.

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