Tracklist
Disc 1
- 1Big Star3:15
- 2What Can I Say After I'm Sorry?2:48
- 3Gary2:30
- 4I Like Your Look2:56
- 5Nightclub3:01
- 6Perfect Me3:10
- 7Mothers3:32
- 8Cinnamon2:44
- 9Slow Down3:37
- 10Why Do I Give You the Worst of Me?2:49
Disc 2
- 1The Honeymoon3:08
- 2To Do List (After the Breakup)Blossoms feat. Findlay3:15
- 3Amsterdam in the Rain3:48
- 4Get Happy3:23
- 5Mariah Carey Through Death Valley2:47
- 6Edwyn & Roddy4:51
- 7Me Vs Me3:07
- 8Television2:12
- 9L Is for Love2:00
Running time 58:53
Tracklist of the first edition, from MusicBrainz.
Who made it
- Tom Ogdenelectric guitar, lead vocals, acoustic guitar, piano, background vocals
- Josh Dewhurstelectric guitar, percussion, keyboard · on 18 tracks
- Joe Donovandrums (drum set), percussion, background vocals · on 18 tracks
- Myles Kellockkeyboard, background vocals · on 18 tracks
- Charlie Saltelectric bass guitar, background vocals, bass guitar · on 18 tracks
- John Simmdrum machine, drums (drum set), percussion · on 3 tracks
- CMATlead vocals · on 1 track
- J Lloydkeyboard · on 1 track
- Findlaylead vocals · on 1 track
- James Skellybackground vocals · on 1 track
- Collette Williamsbackground vocals · on 1 track
- James Skellyproducer · on 14 tracks
- David Wrenchmixing · on 9 tracks
- Blossomsproducer · on 4 tracks
- J Lloydproducer · on 2 tracks
- Tom Ogdenproducer · on 2 tracks
- Chris Taylormixing · on 1 track
- CMATproducer · on 1 track
- Josh Dewhurstproducer · on 1 track
- Joe Donovanproducer · on 1 track
- Myles Kellockproducer · on 1 track
- Charlie Saltproducer · on 1 track
Played on it
Production
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The record
- First released20 Sep 2024
- LabelODD SK Recordings ODDSK001CD
- KindAlbum
- FormatsDigital 6 editions, CD 5 editions
- Editions7 releases in 2 countries
- Running time58:53
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