artwork [art] Per Frykdahl
bass, cello, idiophone [thing], trombone, performer [bike horn, screwdriver, saw], vocals [singing], voice [talking], bassoon [teneroon], engineer Dan Rathbun
design Lorrieann Murray
design Nils Frykdahl
design [die cut design] Johnathan Grenier
drums, percussion, marimba, performer [mailing tube w/ latex glove], idiophone [mouth, metal], vocals [singing], voice [talking], bassoon, performer [plunger] Wes Anderson
engineer [w/ assistance from] Mark Stichman
engineer [w/ assistance from] Paul Dal Porto
guitar [12-string, nylon, percussion], flute, vocals [singing], voice [talking], castanets [contrabass castinettes] Nils Frykdahl
guitar [guitars], violin, vocals [singing], voice [talking], performer [metal hat, fancy dancing pig, walking] Gene Jun
management Erik Carter
management Lorrieann Murray
photography by Francis Fritz
photography by Katherine Copenhaver
photography by Lorrieann Murray
photography by Penny Allman
producer Idiot Flesh
Recorded At Polymorph Studio
Mixed At Polymorph Studio
Mastered At Polymorph Studio
Recorded At The Attic, El Paso
Recorded At Babyhouse, Fresno
Recorded, mixed, & mastered in Wondrasound™ at Polymorph Studio, Oakland, CA; except Dead Like Us recorded live at The Attic in El Paso, TX, and 'Diggity' recorded live at Babyhouse in Fresno, CA--both mixed and mastered at Polymorph.

Tony El Evil Gallegas is credited for M.C. on Dead Like Us, but you do not hear him until the start of Idiot Song. The credits for the 'Dead Parade' may contain ellipsis (...) which mean to take the place of the credited artist when read; the credit role usually them being 'on'. The parade took place in 'beautiful El Paso, Texas'.

There appear many credits for Filthy Rotten Excuse Chickens for stage, but not for any audio on this record.

The last track isn't named at all nor or is it mentioned on the release, but is considered a reprise of Dead Like Us.