| | Jon Spencer Blues Explosion Snack Cracker CD Jon Spencer Blues Explosion Discography of CDs
2005 Japanese release enhanced with the promotional video of "Burn It Off". Jon Spencer Blues Explosion Snack Cracker Songs | 1. | Crunchy - Tmj (!!! remix) |
| 2. | Hot Gossip - Jay Braun Remix |
| 3. | Mars, Arizona - DFA Remix |
| 4. | Crunchy - Solex 'Bounce' Remix |
| 5. | Meet Me in the City |
| 6. | Hot Gossip - Tmj (!!! remix) |
| 7. | Rattling - Live on Jonesy's Junkebox |
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