gave the album an average score of 28/100 from ten reviews, making it the second-worst-reviewed album ever at the website. Chart performance On October 15, 2005, Hefty Fine debuted and peaked on the Billboard 200 at number 24, selling 38,066 copies. The next week, the album fell to number 64, selling an additional 23,665 copies. On its sixth, and final week, the album dropped to number 181, disappearing off the chart the following week. The album spent a total of six weeks on the chart. Track listing After "No Hard Feelings" ends, there is four minutes of silence before Bam Margera says "This is Bam and hidden tracks shit dicks out" at 9:11. Credits Band members Jimmy Pop – lead vocals, guitar, samples, production Lüpüs Thünder – backing vocals, guitar Willie The New Guy – drums Evil Jared – bass DJ Q-Ball – backing vocals, turntables, keys, programming Other personnel Rich Gavalis – engineer, editing, mixing Natasha Thorp – guest vocals on "Uhn Tiss Uhn Tiss Uhn Tiss" Ville Valo – guest vocals on "Something Diabolical" Bam Margera - vocals on "No Hard Feelings" Production Ave – Producer Adam Ayan – Mastering Holmes Hiebert – Graphic Design, Art Direction, Photography Thorsten König – Executive Producer Adam Kontis – Assistant Engineer Carlin Langley – Model Avery Lipman – Executive Producer Monte Lipman – Executive Producer Paul Orescan – Product Manager Jason Perry – Assistant Engineer Jimmy Pop – Producer Jordan Schur – Executive Producer Les Scurry – Production Coordination Charts and certifications Charts Singles References External links Bloodhound Gang albums 2005 albums Geffen Records albums