Ego War is the debut album of British electronic

Electronic music

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 duo Audio Bullys

Audio Bullys

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, released in 2003. The album features music incorporating a variety of influences, including house

House music

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, grime

Grime (music)

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, hip-hop

Hip hop music

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 and dub

Dub music

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Track listing

1. "Snake"
2. "100 Million"
3. "Way Too Long"
4. "Turned Away" (Radio Edit)
5. "Real Life"
6. "We Don't Care" (Dirty Version)
7. "Face in a Cloud"
8. "The Tyson Shuffle"
9. "The Things"
10. "Veteran"
11. "The Snow"
12. "I Go to Your House"
13. "Hit the Ceiling"
14. "Ego War"

The track Way Too Long samples the Elvis Costello

Elvis Costello

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 track (I don't want to go to) Chelsea, and the track Face in a Cloud samples the Joe Cocker

Joe Cocker

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track Marjorine.

We Don't Care

"We Don't Care" samples the song "Big Bad Wolf" by Bunny & The Wolf Sisters, which is featured on the Teen Wolf Soundtrack. "We Don't Care" was the first single to be taken from the album. The promotional video for the song is very controversial and shows a young boy going about life like an abrupt teenager.