The A.V. Club wrote: "Like Hamburger's first two albums, Left For Dead mercilessly exposes, exaggerates, and satirizes the unnatural, formalized conventions of stand-up comedy: the forced joviality, the manufactured intimacy, the contrived nature of joke-telling, and the sort of theatrical masochism of an art form that requires its participants to confess their failures as human beings, then derive humor from their own shortcomings."[6]
- "Introduction" (1:19)
- "Selamat Malam" (0:48)
- "Spice Girls" (0:27)
- "Transcending the Language Barrier" (2:53)
- "The Cola Wars" (1:02)
- "Murphy's Law" (0:52)
- "Sales Reps' Conventions" (1:52)
- "Swingers' Parties" (1:58)
- "Necrophilia" (0:19)
- "Divorce" (2:59)
- "Dentists" (1:47)
- "Come and Visit" (0:58)
- "Cremation" (1:05)
- "Kenny Rogers" (0:56)
- "Colonel Sanders" (0:37)
- "Neil' Will" (0:54)
- "Other Comedians" (0:54)
- "Dating" (0:25)
- "Inspirtation" (0:59)
- "A.A." (1:30)
- "Montezuma's Revenge" (2:44)
- "Music" (2:01)
- "Religious Humor" (2:37)
- "Metric System/Oriental Massage" (1:11)
- "Lotto Numbers" (2:17)
- "Just Checking" (0:28)
- "Antarctica/New Jokes" (1:55)
- "Changing Times" (1:44)