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Source Tags & Codes
Issued with 16-page CD-booklet including lyrics. Black sticker on front with white lettering: "Source Tags & Codes / 493 248-1" Etched runout information, Optimal Media parts stamped: "B259997-01 A1" and "A1 B259997-01 B1" Rear: ℗2002 Interscope Records ©2002 Interscope Records Made in the EU. Booklet: Copyright ©2001 Don't Steal our Music (ASCAP) "Someday You'll Want Me to Want You" by [a710732]; sung by Mary Margaret Ragan, Nov. 26, 1949 In loving memory of Lucas Porcell (1971-2001). Intern @ Prairie Sun - Tetsuya Otani Second engineer @ Brooklyn Bridge – Jim Vollentine Second engineer @ New Reflections – Jim Lightman Second engineer @ Oceanway – David Bryant , Leslie Richter Second engineer @ Prairie Sun – Gene Cornelius Studio Manager @ Masterdisk – Jennifer Quinn Studio Manager @ Oceanway – Sharon Corbitt Studio Manager @ Prairie Sun – Jason D'Ottavio
Tracklist
- A1Invocation1:32
- A2It Was There That I Saw You3:57
- A3Another Morning Stoner4:33
- A4Baudelaire4:16
- A5Homage3:29
- A6How Near How Far3:59
- A7Life Is Elsewhere0:55
- A8Heart In The Hand Of The Matter4:48
- B1Monsoon5:53
- B2Days Of Being Wild3:27
- B3Relative Ways4:03
- B4After The Laughter1:15
- B5Source Tags & Codes6:09
Credits & notes
Arranged By [Strings]: Conrad Keely, John Mark Painter Art Direction: Conrad Keely, Traci Goudie Artwork, Calligraphy: Conrad Keely, James Olsen, Jason Reece Backing Vocals [Back-up Vocals]: James Olsen Cello: Anthony Lamarchina, John Catchings Crew [Intern]: Tetsuya Otani Edited By: Roger Lian Engineer [Second]: David Bryant, Gene Cornelius, Jim Lightman, Jim Vollentine, Leslie Richter Equipment [Guitar & Amp Rentals]: David Grissom, Larry Cragg Equipment [Loan Of Shortwave Radios]: King Williams Layout, Photography By [Portraits]: Traci Goudie Management [Studio Manager]: Jason D'Ottavio, Jennifer Quinn, Sharon Corbitt Mastered By: Howie Weinberg Percussion [Additional], Bells [Hammered], Timpani: Eric Darken Performer: Conrad Keely, Jason Reece, Kevin Allen, Neil Busch Producer [Produced By], Engineer [Engineered By]: Mike McCarthy Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone, Bass Harmonica: Jim Hoke Translated By [Haiku]: Tetsuya Otani Translated By, Voice [Spoken Haiku]: Tetsuya Otani Trumpet, Flugelhorn: John Mark Painter Viola: Kristin Wilkinson Violin: Carl Gorodetzky, Conni Ellisor, David Angell, David Davidson, Pam Sixfin Words By [Haiku]: Gene Cornelius Written-By: James Olsen Written-By, Co-producer [Co-produced By]: ...And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead
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