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Genre:Rock Style:Indie Rock
General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):
Taken from booklet:
"(...) It started off in Darryl Neudorf's Miller Block studio, where some of the drum tracks were recorded, and it was finished by our man John Collins at Rodney Graham's place. Somewhere in there Dave Carswell helped with the production, too. Mastering was done by Todd Simko, at Chateau Shag. (...) All the songs were written by Carl of Dan. Fisher Rose drummed on 4 of 'em, guess which ones. Kurt Dahle drummed on the rest (...). Davidian Chorley played saxophone on The Mary Martin Show and The Body Says No. Blaine Thurier played a bunch of keyboards. John Collins produced, engineered, played bass, and several other instruments. Dan Bejar and Carl Newman played a bunch of instruments, it's hard to remember who played what, it was all a blaze of pipe organ, wurlitzer, mini korg, and what have you. Carl, Dan, Kurt, and Neko Case sang in various lead and background vocal capacities. The end vocals on Breakin' The Law were sung by the Camp Northstar kids' chorus. (...) All this artwork layout was done by Randy Iwata. The photos were taken by Shannon Oksanen, (...)."
Booklet doesn't give the lyrics, but the key sentence for each song.
1. Mass Romantic 4:042. The Fake Headlines 2:453. The Slow Descent Into Alcoholism 3:564. Mystery Hours 3:115. Jackie 2:466. Letter From An Occupant 3:467. To Wild Homes 3:348. The Body Says No 3:569. Execution Day 3:0010. Centre For Holy Wars 3:0711. The Mary Martin Show 3:1912. Breakin' The Law 3:28
Record Company Matador Records Ltd.Phonographic Copyright (p) Matador Records (2)Copyright (c) Matador Records (2)Licensed From Mint Records (12)Published By The New PornographersRecorded At The Miller BlockMastered At Chateau ShagGlass Mastered At TechnicolorData provided by Discogs
Record Company Matador Records Ltd. Phonographic Copyright (p) Matador Records (2) Copyright (c) Matador Records (2) Licensed From Mint Records (12) Published By The New Pornographers Recorded At The Miller Block Mastered At Chateau Shag Glass Mastered At Technicolor
Taken from booklet:
"(...) It started off in Darryl Neudorf's Miller Block studio, where some of the drum tracks were recorded, and it was finished by our man John Collins at Rodney Graham's place. Somewhere in there Dave Carswell helped with the production, too. Mastering was done by Todd Simko, at Chateau Shag. (...) All the songs were written by Carl of Dan. Fisher Rose drummed on 4 of 'em, guess which ones. Kurt Dahle drummed on the rest (...). Davidian Chorley played saxophone on The Mary Martin Show and The Body Says No. Blaine Thurier played a bunch of keyboards. John Collins produced, engineered, played bass, and several other instruments. Dan Bejar and Carl Newman played a bunch of instruments, it's hard to remember who played what, it was all a blaze of pipe organ, wurlitzer, mini korg, and what have you. Carl, Dan, Kurt, and Neko Case sang in various lead and background vocal capacities. The end vocals on Breakin' The Law were sung by the Camp Northstar kids' chorus. (...) All this artwork layout was done by Randy Iwata. The photos were taken by Shannon Oksanen, (...)."
Booklet doesn't give the lyrics, but the key sentence for each song.
All songs © The New Pornographers 2000 (SOCAN)
© ℗ 2002 Matador Records
Issued under license from Mint Records.
1. Mass Romantic 4:042. The Fake Headlines 2:453. The Slow Descent Into Alcoholism 3:564. Mystery Hours 3:115. Jackie 2:466. Letter From An Occupant 3:467. To Wild Homes 3:348. The Body Says No 3:569. Execution Day 3:0010. Centre For Holy Wars 3:0711. The Mary Martin Show 3:1912. Breakin' The Law 3:28
Barcode and Other Identifiers:
Barcode 7 44861 05402 3Barcode 744861054023Rights Society SOCANMatrix / Runout Technicolor E4484 OLE 540-2 01 1:0Mastering SID Code IFPI L122Mould SID Code IFPI 2341Mould SID Code IFPI 2311Mould SID Code IFPI 2317Mould SID Code ifpi 2303
Record Company Matador Records Ltd.Phonographic Copyright (p) Matador Records (2)Copyright (c) Matador Records (2)Licensed From Mint Records (12)Published By The New PornographersRecorded At The Miller BlockMastered At Chateau ShagGlass Mastered At TechnicolorData provided by Discogs