Nellie the Elephant
A Diamond
Dig That Groove Baby
Park Lane Punch Up
Dougy Giro
Glenda and the Test Tube Baby
I've Got Asthma
Firey Jack
Pot Belly Bill
Cherrio & Toodle Pip
Alfie From the Bronx
No Particular Place to Go
We're Mad
Wakey Wakey Outro
She Goes to Finos
Olga Crack Corn
Modern Schools of Motoring
Kids in Tyne & Wear
Carol Dodds Is Pregnant
Back in '79
Bless You My Son
I'm a Telly Addict
Florence Is Deaf (But There's No Need To Shout)
Ernie Had A Hernia
Melancholy Margaret
Alecs Gone
Lambrusco Kid
Please Release Me / "darling I Loathe You"
Harry Cross (A Tribute to Edna)
Harry's Hands
She'll Be Back With Keith Someday
PC Stoker
The Devil Went Down to Scunthorpe
Yul Brynner Was A Skinhead
My Baby Is a Battleaxe
Fisticuffs in Frederick Street
Charlie's Watching
Most popular songs of Toy Dolls, The
Yul Brynner Was A Skinhead
1987 • Bare Faced Cheek
Please Release Me / "darling I Loathe You"
2011 • We're Mad - The Anthology
A Diamond
1987 • Bare Faced Cheek
Idle Gossip
1986 • Idle Gossip
Do You Wanna Be Like Dougy Bell?
1986 • Idle Gossip
I've Got Asthma
1989 • Ten Years of Toys
Sod The Neighbours
1993 • Absurd-Ditties
Dig That Groove Baby
1989 • Ten Years of Toys
Caught Up The Reeperbahn
1993 • Absurd-Ditties
She's A Worky Ticket
Poor Davey
Nellie The Elephant
1985 • Far Out Disc
Trivia about the album We're Mad - The Anthology by Toy Dolls, The
- In what year was the album “We're Mad - The Anthology” released by Toy Dolls, The?
- The album “We're Mad - The Anthology” was released in 2011 by Toy Dolls, The, featuring 37 tracks.
- What is the most successful song from the album “We're Mad - The Anthology” by Toy Dolls, The?
- “Yul Brynner Was A Skinhead” is the biggest hit from the album “We're Mad - The Anthology” by Toy Dolls, The.