Year of release 2008

Songs 22

Album time 01:10:54

Genre list Alternative Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Post Punk

1
I. O. U. (2008 Remaster)
 
2:58
2
Alex Chilton (2008 Remaster)
 
3:14
3
I Don't Know (2008 Remaster)
 
3:24
4
Nightclub Jitters (2008 Remaster)
 
2:46
5
The Ledge (2008 Remaster)
 
4:08
6
Never Mind (2008 Remaster)
 
2:55
7
Valentine (2008 Remaster)
 
3:36
8
Shooting Dirty Pool (2008 Remaster)
 
2:23
9
Red Red Wine (2008 Remaster)
 
3:02
10
Skyway (2008 Remaster)
 
2:06
11
Can't Hardly Wait (2008 Remaster)
 
3:08
12
Birthday Gal (Demo)
 
4:53
13
Valentine (Demo Version)
 
4:10
14
Bundle Up (Demo)
 
2:59
15
Photo (Demo)
 
3:47
16
Election Day (2008 Remaster)
 
2:56
17
Alex Chilton (Alternate Version)
 
3:38
18
Kick It In (Demo)
 
3:35
19
Route 66 (2008 Remaster)
 
2:58
20
Tossin' N' Turnin' (2008 Remaster)
 
2:20
21
Can't Hardly Wait (Alternate Version)
 
2:59
22
Cool Water (2008 Remaster)
 
3:06

Pleased To Meet Me (Expanded Edition) by The Replacements is collected on this page with album-level details It combines the visible track data, genre labels and release notes into a single readable description.

The visible catalog facts for this release include release year 2008, genre area Alternative Rock, Psychedelic Rock, and Post Punk, 22 tracks, total running time 1:10:54, and cover artwork available. These details help distinguish the page from a short title-only listing.

A quick look at the track list shows I. O. U. (2008 Remaster), Alex Chilton (2008 Remaster), I Don't Know (2008 Remaster), Nightclub Jitters (2008 Remaster), The Ledge (2008 Remaster), Never Mind (2008 Remaster), Valentine (2008 Remaster), and Shooting Dirty Pool (2008 Remaster). The track list is also useful when a visitor remembers a song title but not the complete album name.

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