People Like People Like People Like Us

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People Like People Like People Like Us
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Studio album by
Released2006
Genre Hard rock, glam punk
Length38:37
Label BMG Sweden AB
Producer Nicke Andersson
Backyard Babies chronology
Live Live in Paris
(2005)
People Like People Like People Like Us
(2006)
Backyard Babies
(2008)
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People Like People Like People Like Us is the fifth studio album by the Swedish rock band Backyard Babies, released in 2006. It was produced by Nicke Andersson from The Hellacopters. Videos were made for the songs "The Mess Age (How Could I Be So Wrong)", "Dysfunctional Professional" and "Roads".

Track listing

All tracks are written by Backyard Babies, except where noted.

No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."People Like People Like People Like Us" 2:00
2."Cockblocker Blues" 3:35
3."Dysfunctional Professional" 3:34
4."We Go a Long Way Back" 3:10
5."Roads" 4:23
6."Blitzkrieg Loveshock" 3:08
7."The Mess Age (How Could I Be So Wrong)" 3:30
8."I Got Spades" 3:03
9."Hold 'em Down" 2:49
10."Heroes & Heroines" 2:55
11."You Cannot Win" Nicke Andersson 3:34
12."Things to Do Before We Die" 2:54
Total length:38:37

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