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Formats and Editions
1. It's on the Rocks
2. Take It Off
3. Who Invited You
4. All Messed Up
5. Dirty Denim
6. You Wanna Get Me High
7. I Don't Care (So There)
8. Pass It Around
9. Too Bad About Your Girl
10. Not the One
11. Please Don't Tease
12. Take Me to the Backseat
13. 5 O'Clock in the Morning
14. Do You Wanna Hit It?
15. Big Rig (Japan Bonus Track)
16. Backstage (Japan Bonus Track)
17. I Don't Want to Know (If You Don't Want Me)
18. Friends Like Mine
19. Don't Break Me Down
20. Fall Behind Me
21. Is That All You've Got for Me
22. It's So Hard
23. The Gold Medal
24. Out of My Hands
25. It Takes One to Know One
26. Revolver
27. Have You No Pride
28. Lost and Found (Digtal Bonus Track)
29. Hyperactive (B-Side)
30. Rock 'N' Roll Machine (B-Side)
31. Mama's Boy (B-Side)
32. Play My Game (B-Side)
33. Don't Break Me Down (Acoustic)
34. Fall Behind Me (Alternate Acoustic Mix)
35. I Don't Want to Know (If You Don't Want Me) (Alternate Acoustic Mix)
36. Done with You (B-Side)
37. Too Bad About Your Girl (Radio Remix)
38. Dancing with Myself (Billy Idol Cover)
39. Please Don't Tease (New York Minute Ost)
40. Live at the Paradise, Boston Aug 2, 2003
41. Do You Want to Hit It
42. Take Me to the Backseat
43. Hyperactive - Too Bad About Your Girl
44. All Messed Up
45. Take It Off
46. 5 O'Clock in the Morning
47. Who Invited You
48. On the Rocks-Live XFM Oct 3, 2003
49. Take It Off-Live XFM Oct 3, 2003
50. Who Invited You-Live XFM Oct 3, 2003
More Info:
Their two Atlantic albums, plus singles, B-sides, acoustic versions, live takes and more. Taking inspiration from the punky pop rock of the Ramones and The Runaways, mixed with the classic rock of Bachman-Turner Overdrive and KISS, they signed to Atlantic in 2002, who proclaimed they were, "Inspired by AC/DC, the Sex Pistols and Madonna, Donna A's lipstick- snarl vocals pummel Donna C's and Donna F's furious chug and Donna R's early Guns n' Roses' guitar wall." 2002's 'Spend The Night' (CD1) saw the band appear on mainstream US TV shows, while taking a mainstage slot on 2004's Lollapalooza tour. Their punky sound lead to appearances on a number of film soundtracks (including Dodgeball, Mean Girls, Elektra and Herbie Fully Loaded), and computer games, as well as sound-tracking Budweiser, Levis and Rolling Stone advertising campaigns. 'Gold Medal' (CD2, 2004) reached #76 on the Billboard 200, continuing the commercial hard rock sound of 'Spend The Night', featuring the singles 'Fall Behind Me' and 'I Don't Want to Know (If You Don't Want Me)'. Stylus reckoned that The Donnas were, "incapable of playing in anything but the key of badass", while Rolling Stone reckoned that the band's "wailing on solos that would make AC/DC's Angus Young proud". CD3 completes all of the recordings released by the quartet between 2002 and 2005 and adds raucous live sets recorded in Boston in 2003 plus three tracks recorded for XFM, along with the single B-sides 'Hyperactive', 'Rock 'n' Roll Machine', 'Mama's Boy', 'Play My Game' and 'Done With You', plus acoustic versions of 'Fall Behind Me' and 'Don't Break Me Down'. There's also a cover of Billy Idol's 'Dancing With Myself' along with 'Please Don't Tease' which is taken from the film New York Minute.
