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Track listing
(All tracks are group compositons) - "Woman from Tokyo" – 5:48
- "Mary Long" – 4:23
- "Super Trouper" – 2:54
- "Smooth Dancer" – 4:08
- "Rat Bat Blue" – 5:23
- "Place in Line" – 6:29
- "Our Lady" – 5:12
Remastered Edition bonus tracks; - "Woman from Tokyo" ('99 Remix) – 6:37
- "Woman from Tokyo" (alt. bridge) – 1:24
- "Painted Horse" (studio out-take) – 5:19
- "Our Lady" ('99 Remix) – 6:05
- "Rat Bat Blue" (writing session) – 0:57
- "Rat Bat Blue" ('99 Remix) – 5:49
- "First Day Jam" (instrumental) – 11:31
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