released November 18th, 2011 (digital only)

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released March 23rd, 2010 (vinyl, CD, digital)
- Heard It On The Radio
- I Can't Go For That
- Rich Girl
- Sara Smile
- Kiss On My List
- Maneater
- She's Gone
- Private Eyes
- One On One
Bonus Digital Track (iTunes only)

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released January 27th, 2009 (vinyl, CD and digital)
- Fanfare
- My Love
- Diamond Dave
- What's In The Middle
- Ray Gun
- Love Letter To Japan
- Meteor
- Baby
- Phil
- Polite Dance Song
- You're a Cad
- Witch
- Birthday
- Lifespan of a Fly
Bonus Vinyl Track
Bonus Digital Track (iTunes only)
Bonus CD Tracks (Japan)
released December 9th, 2008 (promo CD, digital)
released July 8th, 2008 (digital only)
released February 12th, 2008 (digital only)
released September 25th, 2007 (CD, digital)
Bonus CD Tracks (Japan)

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released December 5th, 2006 (vinyl, CD, digital)

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released October 31st, 2006 (CD, digital)
released March 19th, 2007 (digital only)
released October 31st, 2006 (digital only)


released 2006 (promo CD)
F*cking Boyfriend (Ralphi Rosario & Jody DB Vox Mix)
F*cking Boyfriend (Ralphi Rosario & Jody DB Clean Mix)
F*cking Boyfriend (Ralphi Rosario & Jody DB Mixshow Edit)
F*cking Boyfriend (Ralphi Rosario & Jody DB Radio Edit)
F*cking Boyfriend (Ralphi Rosario & Jody DB Thick Dub)
F*cking Boyfriend (Album Version)
 
This promotional CD has all of the Ralphi Rosario mixes. As this CD was not released to the public, you can not buy this CD. However, the Vox Mix and Mixshow Edit are available digitally. The Thick Dub was released only in Europe on iTunes. The Clean Mix and Radio Edit are otherwise unavailable, but provided below in full length streams in the "Web Exclusives" area.


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released September 11th, 2007 (CD, digital)
- Again & Again
- also features "Fools In Love" by Inara George on Volume 1

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released December 1st, 2009 (CD, digital)
- A Christmas Compromise
- also features "Silver And Gold" by Inara George & Jackson Browne


From Inara: "We love Yo Gabba Gabba, so we were very excited to record this song for them." Written by Jarond Gibbs.

From Inara: "We wanted to cover a contemporary song. Greg suggested "Don't Stop the Music". I don't know what rock I'd been hiding under, but I had never heard it. But after listening, I thought it was a great song." Original song by Rihanna, written by Mikkel Storleer Eriksen, Tor Erik Hermansen and Tawanna Dabney.

A remix done by Düosseüdo (Luc Wiesman and Marc Edwards).

From Inara: "When we were first signed to Bluenote, the amazing Bruce Lundvall suggested that we remix F*cking Boyfriend to attract attention to the record. That was our most successful single. We had a #1 in the Hot Dance Club Play. Knocked Madonna off the top. Most people don't hear music in clubs, so it wasn't a huge deal, but we can always say we had a #1 song..."
This mix was only available on a promo CD single.

This mix was only available on a promo CD single.

A song that did not make the final cut on "Ray Guns Are Not Just The Future".

From Inara: "Was this even official? I can't find it anywhere. Maybe this one is unofficial. I can't remember. But I think it's pretty cool." A remix by Ivan Demsoff.

From Inara: "The reason why we covered this song is not very romantic. Greg thought our publishers had asked him to cover the song... but it turned out that he was mistaken. That song is not published my EMI... oh well. I think it's a pretty sweet version." Original song by Madonna, written by Peter Brown and Robert Rans.

From Inara: "This is a remix by Greg. I'm not sure if he has a remixer name... I'll tell him he needs to work on that." The mix saw a very limited digital release for the "Ray Guns Are Not Just The Future" album.

From Inara: "This was the 2nd song we recorded for our Christmas record. I had suggested it to Greg. He wasn't familiar with how the song repeats everything. And since we changed the song so that every repeat is a completely different progression, by the end of the song we were kind of exhausted. It's probably the craziest version of this song in existence."













