If you are still looking for the answer, install MP3::Info and use:
$mp3->time_mm_ss();
Other things you can use:
total_secs()
total_secs_int()
total_mins()
leftover_secs()
leftover_msec()
See the bottom of the MP3::Tag page for details
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