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The Vice and Virtue Ministry
The Vice and Virtue Ministry
Studio album by The Happy Bullets
Released	2005
Recorded	June, 2004 - Jan, 2005 at Valve Studios, BPL,; That Room Near BPL,; and Stuart's Studio
Genre	Indie pop
Length	39:03
Label	Undeniable Records
Producer	The Happy Bullets,; Stuart Sikes
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The Vice and Virtue Ministry is the second album by The Happy Bullets. The album's name is a fictional British prep school that spoofs the name of a former Taliban governmental department, the Vice and Virtue Ministry.

Track listing

All tracks written by Jason Roberts and Tim Ruble

Learning to Love the Factory – 3:13
The Vice and Virtue Ministry – 3:28
Drinkin' on the Job – 3:34
Mr. Gray – 3:31
The Disquieting Letter – 2:33
If You Were Mine – 2:59
A Momentary Vision of the End of the World as Seen Through the Eyes of a Suburban Housewife – 4:17
A Proper Rifle Assembly – 4:15
Don't Wait Up – 3:29
Weights and Measures – 3:19
Sex and Valium – 1:54
Good Day! – 2:31

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-'''''The Vice and Virtue Ministry''''' is the second album by [[The Happy Bullets]]. The album's name is a fictional British prep school that spoofs the name of a former [[Taliban]] governmental department, the [[Vice and Virtue Ministry]].
+'''''The Vice and Virtue Ministry''''' is the second album by [[The Happy Bullets]]. The album's name is a fictional British prep school that spoofs the name of a former [[Taliban]] governmental department, the [[Ministry for the Propagation of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice (Afghanistan)|Vice and Virtue Ministry]].
 == Track listing ==