Ack Ack Ack", "King of the Hill" & "Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love" [not used] for: "This Ain't No Picnic" (directed by Randall Jahnson) "Ack Ack Ack Ack" (directed by John Talley-Jones) "King of the Hill" (directed by Randall Jahnson) 19 Deleted Scenes and Interviews Uncut Bard College Interview (56min) DISC 2: Three live performances: The Starwood, West Hollywood, CA - November 18, 1980, songs include: Swing To The Right Fascist Joe McCarthy's Ghost Paranoid Chant Tension Contained Fanatics Art Analysis Issued Validation Definitions Warfare Sickles & Hammers Hollering On Trial 9:30 Club, Washington, D.C. - 1984, songs include: Big Foist Retreat Toadies Anxious Mo-fo Love Dance Static Search Cut Plight Working Men Are Pissed Ack Ack Ack Life As A Rehearsal Beacon Sighted Through Fog The Only Minority Mutiny In Jonestown Maybe Partying Will Help Political Song For Michael Jackson To Sing The Roar Of The Masses Could Be Farts Mr. Robot's Holy Orders One Reporter's Opinion God Bows To Math Please Don't Be Gentle With Me Joe McCarthy's Ghost The Punch Line Definitions The Anchor Bob Dylan Wrote Propaganda Songs This Ain't No Picnic There Ain't Shit On TV Tonight No Exchange Self-Referenced Dream Told By Moto Corona I Felt Like A Gringo Do You Want New Wave Or Do You Want The Truth? Little Man With A Gun In His Hand Acoustic Blowout (Public-access television Show) - Hollywood, CA - 1985, songs include: Corona Themselves The Red And The Black Badges I Felt Like A Gringo Time Green River Lost Ack Ack Ack History Lesson Pt. II Tour Spiel Little Man With A Gun In His Hand Reception The A.V. Club declared "We Jam Econo catches a lot of what made the Minutemen great" and said "The cold comfort that We Jam Econo offers is the notion that genius is fleeting, and the best anyone can hope for is that someone will record it before it fades." Variety called it "a suitably unfussy tribute to a band that disdained even the slightest rock-star flash" and predicted the DVD release would be "a must-have for music aficionados." PopMatters said We Jam Econo was " an endearing, heartfelt documentary that's made by the devout, for the devout, but which is sure to win over anyone except the occasional racist who mistakenly intended to watch a movie about border vigilantes." References External links Official DVD site features video excerpts Preview Trailer