Who Will Cut Our Hair When We're Gone?

Who Will Cut Our Hair When We're Gone?
Studio album by The Unicorns
Released	October 21, 2003 (U.S.)
Recorded	June & July, 2003
Genre	Lo-Fi, Indie Pop
Length	41:03
Label	Alien8 Recordings (U.S.) ALIENCD41
Producer	Mark Lawson
Professional reviews
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The Unicorns chronology
Unicorns Are People Too (2003) Who Will Cut Our Hair When We're Gone? (2003) The Unicorns: 2014 (2004)

Who Will Cut Our Hair When We're Gone? is the third and last full-length album of Canadian Indie-rock band The Unicorns. Originally released on CD October 21, 2003, the album was re-released on a black & pink vinyl format in March 2004.

Track listing

All songs written and composed by The Unicorns, unless otherwise noted. 

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
1.	"I Don't Wanna Die"		2:04
2.	"Tuff Ghost"		2:57
3.	"Ghost Mountain"	The Unicorns & Spencer Brewer	3:10
4.	"Sea Ghost"		3:43
5.	"Jellybones"		2:44
6.	"The Clap"		1:27
7.	"Child Star"		5:22
8.	"Let's Get Known"		1:57
9.	"I Was Born (A Unicorn)"		2:46
10.	"Tuff Luff"		4:19
11.	"Inoculate the Innocuous"		5:18
12.	"Les Os"		3:32
13.	"Ready to Die"		1:43
Total length:			41:03

Personnel

• Nick "Neil Diamonds" Thorburn & Alden "Ginger" Penner - drums, synthesizers, keyboard, percussion, drum machine, toy piano, toy organ, echoplex, bass, guitar, tape, melodian, recorder, glockenspiel, accordion, sing.
• Jaime "J'amie Tambeur" Thompson - Drums on "Tuff Ghost", "Jellybones", "I Was Born (a Unicorn)", "Inoculate the Innocuous", and "Les Os"
• Richard Reed Parry - Trumpet on 'I Don't Wanna Die"; Bowed Bass on "Sea Ghost", additional recording assistance
• Joellen Housego - Fiddle on "Tuff Luff"; Violin on "Let's Get Known"
• Randy Peters - Penny Whistle on "Tuff Luff"; Clarinet on "Let's Get Known"
• Tim Kramer - Cellos on "Ready to Die"
• Maxime Pellisier - Clarinet on "Child Star"
• Deanna Fong - Voice on "Les Os"
• Recorded, mixed, and produced by Mark Lawson

In popular culture

• The album was briefly featured on the CBS sitcom How I Met Your Mother. The character of Ted Mosby (Josh Radnor) refers to the album in the episode "Girls Versus Suits", saying that he never met anyone else who has this album.