art direction [reissue], design [reissue] Maria Villar booking Frank Riley booking High Road Touring coordinator [project assistance] April Milek coordinator [project assistance] Randy Perry coordinator [project assistance] Robin Hurley cover [cover model] Billie Jo Campbell design [back cover design] Geoff Worman design [back cover design] Laurie Lindblom design [package design] Jeff Price drums [snare drum & tranceaphone, drum set, scotch marching bass drum], vocals Victor DeLorenzo electric bass, acoustic bass, xylophone, flute [nose], vocals Brian Ritchie tracks 2-9 to 2-13 engineer Edward Haber tracks 1-1 to 1-10 engineer Glenn Lorbiecki tracks 2-9 to 2-13 engineer Ilana Pelzig Cellum tracks 1-1 to 1-10 engineer John Tanner tracks 1-11 to 1-19 engineer Mark Van Hecke tracks 2-14, 2-15 engineer Michael De Mark tracks 2-1 to 2-8 engineer Victor DeLorenzo executive-producer Marc Salata guitar, violin, lead vocals Gordon Gano liner notes Marc Salata liner notes Michael Azerrad liner notes [discographical annotation] Reggie Collins liner notes [liner notes coordination] Tim Scanlin management Jamie Lincoln Kitman management The Hornblow Group USA management [business manager] Howard Comart photography by [front photo] Ron Hugo photography by [group photos] George Lange tracks 1-1 to 1-10, 1-20, 1-21 producer Mark Van Hecke tracks 1-11 to 1-19, 2-1 to 2-15 producer Violent Femmes reissue producer Brian Ritchie reissue producer Victor DeLorenzo remastered by Bill Inglot remastered by Dan Hersch research [editorial research] Steven Chean supervised by [editorial supervision] Sheryl Farber technician [analog to digital transfers] Malachi De Lorenzo tracks 2-5, 2-8 written-by Brian Ritchie tracks 1-1 to 2-4, 2-6, 2-7, 2-9 to 2-13, 2-15 written-by Gordon Gano tracks 2-5 written-by Victor DeLorenzo tracks 1-9, 2-10 written-by Willie Dixon Record Company Time Warner Phonographic Copyright (p) Slash Records Copyright (c) Slash Records Phonographic Copyright (p) Rhino Entertainment Company Copyright (c) Rhino Entertainment Company Made By Warner Music Manufacturing Europe Published By Hoochie Coochie Music Published By Gorno Music Published By Bug (2) Published By Humidor Music Published By Defendimusics Recorded At Castle Recording Company Recorded At Music Works Recorded At Beneath-It-All Café Recorded At Jazz Gallery Center For The Arts, Milwaukee Recorded At Radio Station WHA Recorded At Gerde's Folk City Remastered At DigiPrep Pressed By WMME Alsdorf 20th anniversary reissue double CD. Issued in slip-case
CD1 - Tracks 1 to 10: From the original release of Violent Femmes Slash #23845 (January 1983). Recorded at Castle Recording Company, Lake Geneva, WI (July 1982). CD1 - Tracks 11 to 19: Track 13 first issued on the album Add It Up (1981-1993), Slash/Reprise #45403 (September 1993). All other demos previously unissued. Recorded at Mark Van Hecke's Home Studio, Milwaukee, WI (Fall 1981). CD1 - Tracks 20 to 21: Rough Trade [UK] single #147 (December 1983). Recorded at Music Works, London, England (31st August-1st September 1983). CD2 - Tracks 1 to 4: Track 1 first issued as a flexi-disc in Alternative Press magazine. All other selections previously unissued. Recorded live at the Beneath-It-All Café, Milwaukee, WI (12th September 1981) CD2 - Tracks 2 to 8: Previously Unissued. Recorded live at The Jazz Gallery, Milwaukee, WI (8th December 1981). CD2 - Tracks 9 to 13: Previously unissued. Recorded live at Folk City, New York, NY (26th January 1983). CD2 - Tracks 14 & 15: Previously unissued. Recorded live on the program High Noon, WHA Radio, Madison, WI (6th February 1982).
All songs Gorno Music - ASCAP, except Gone Daddy Gone/I Just Want To Make Love To You Gorno music ASCAP/Hoochie Coochie Music Administered by Bug - BMI, Break Song Humidor Music/Defendimusics - BMI, Theme And Variations Humidor Music - BMI.
Analog to digital transfers at jOeS' real recording, Milwaukee, WI. Remastering at Digiprep.
This reissue/compilation ℗ 1982 Slash Records, ℗ 2002 Rhino Entertainment Company.