Mad!

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MAD!
Mad (Sparks album).jpg
Studio album by
ReleasedMay 23, 2025
Length45:45
Label Transgressive
Sparks chronology
Annette - An Opera by Sparks (The Original 2013 Recordings)
(2024)
MAD!
(2025)
Sparks studio album chronology
The Girl Is Crying in Her Latte
(2023)
MAD!
(2025)
Mad! track listing [1]
No.TitleLength
1."Do Things My Own Way"3:40
2."JanSport Backpack"4:13
3."Hit Me, Baby"3:44
4."Running Up a Tab at the Hotel for the Fab"4:21
5."My Devotion"4:19
6."Don't Dog It"3:19
7."In Daylight"4:11
8."I-405 Rules"3:22
9."A Long Red Light"3:03
10."Drowned in a Sea of Tears"3:21
11."A Little Bit of Light Banter"3:30
12."Lord Have Mercy"4:42
Total length:45:45

Personnel

References

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