How many tracks are on B-Sides?

B-Sides has 27 tracks, with a runtime of 70 minutes.

What genre is B-Sides?

B-Sides is catalogued under Hard Rock.

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B-Sides by Danko Jones — Ratings & Reviews · Riffiter

Album · 2009

B-Sides

by Danko Jones

B-Sides is an album by Danko Jones, released in 2009, with 27 tracks.

Hard Rock

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Tracks: 70 min
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27 tracks · 70 min

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01The Rules1:57
02My Time Is Now3:03
03I Like to Ball1:29
04Never Again2:19
05My Problems (Are Your Problems Now)3:16
06Starlicker1:38
07Woogie Boogie2:54
08Sugar High3:36
09Ice Cold Angel1:24
10Choose Me2:27
11Big Bed2:06
12Sold My Soul4:15
13Sex3:48
14Fucked Up2:24
15First Date (edit)2:50
16Cheater2:06
17Pump It Up3:17
18The Big Holdout2:40
19You Ruin the Day3:22
20Hit Song1:22
21The Return of Jackie and Judy3:02
22Make a Move3:22
23Drop Your Man2:19
24Thinking of You2:29
25R.I.P. RFTC2:25
26Peacock Stomp1:50
27Take Me Out on a Stretcher2:09

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B-Sides is a compilation album of B-sides, bonus tracks, cover versions and previously unreleased recordings by Canadian hard rock band Danko Jones. It was released on 2 February 2009, in Europe only.

In brief

When was B-Sides released?: B-Sides was released in 2009.
How many tracks are on B-Sides?: B-Sides has 27 tracks, with a runtime of 70 minutes.
What genre is B-Sides?: B-Sides is catalogued under Hard Rock.

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