Notes
- All songs written by The B-52's except "Roam" (lyrics by Robert Waldrop) and "52 Girls" (lyrics by J. Ayers).
- In Brazil, and possibly other areas of South America, the album was released without "52 Girls", but added "Legal Tender."
- Editions released in Europe, Japan and Brazil have a shorter (15 tracks) and markedly different track arrangement. Tracks in the list above marked with * are not included, and the following are substituted:
- "Quiche Lorraine" is replaced with a live version, which previously appeared on the charity record Tame Yourself
- "(Meet) The Flintstones" is added before the new recordings
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