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Pleased to Meet Me (Expanded Edition)

Album

Pleased to Meet Me (Expanded Edition)

The Replacements

1987Rock · Music · Alternative · College Rock · Adult Alternative · Hard Rock · Rock & Roll · Indie Rock

A journey through genres for the punk stalwarts.
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Details

Release date
Record label
Rhino/Warner Records
Tracks
22
Content rating
Explicit

℗ 2008 Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company.

Tracks

  1. 1
    I. O. U.
    The Replacements
    2:58
  2. 2
    Alex Chilton
    The Replacements
    3:14
  3. 3
    I Don't Know
    The Replacements
    3:24
  4. 4
    Nightclub Jitters
    The Replacements
    2:46
  5. 5
    The Ledge
    The Replacements
    4:07
  6. 6
    Never Mind
    The Replacements
    2:55
  7. 7
    Valentine
    The Replacements
    3:36
  8. 8
    Shooting Dirty Pool
    The Replacements
    2:22
  9. 9
    Red Red Wine
    The Replacements
    3:02
  10. 10
    Skyway
    The Replacements
    2:06
  11. 11
    Can't Hardly Wait
    The Replacements
    3:08
  12. 12
    Birthday Gal (Studio Demo)
    The Replacements
    4:53
  13. 13
    Valentine (Studio Demo)
    The Replacements
    4:09
  14. 14
    Bundle Up (Studio Demo)
    The Replacements
    2:58
  15. 15
    Photo (Studio Demo)
    The Replacements
    3:46
  16. 16
    Election Day
    The Replacements
    2:56
  17. 17
    Alex Chilton (Alternate Version)
    The Replacements
    3:37
  18. 18
    Kick It In (Studio Demo)
    The Replacements
    3:34
  19. 19
    Route 66
    The Replacements
    2:57
  20. 20
    Tossin' n' Turnin'
    The Replacements
    2:20
  21. 21
    Can't Hardly Wait (Alternate Version)
    The Replacements
    2:59
  22. 22
    Cool Water
    The Replacements
    3:05

About this album

By their fifth studio album, The Replacements had cemented themselves as punk icons and decided to mix it up a bit. They sound like they’re having as much fun as ever with the handclapping doo-wop of “Alex Chilton” and the tight horns and strings of “Can’t Hardly Wait.” A streak of jazz enters the sound palette with “Nightclub Jitters,” awash in smoky bass, languorous hi-hat, and sultry piano. And the sparse, acoustic “Skyway,” one of the band’s most beautiful efforts, highlights Paul Westerberg’s vocal prowess.