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Photographer: Scott Michael Carroll.
Personnel: Gary Hughes (vocals); Joyce Tindsley, Stephanie Neal, Cari Searle (alto); John Halliwell (guitar); Francis Cummings, John Wade (violin); Anna Frazer (cello); Michael McGoldrick (Uilleann pipe); Darrin Baker (alto saxophone, tenor saxophone); Matthew Minter (tenor saxophone); Eddie Collins (trumpet, flugelhorn); Paul Hodson (keyboards); Lee Morris (drums); Jason Thanos (background vocals).
Audio Mixer: Gary Hughes.
Essential Collection 1995-2005 Music 10 Essential Collection 1995-2005 Songs | | Essential Collection 1995-2005 CD DISC 1: |
| 1. | Name of the Rose/Wildest Dreams, The |
| 2. | March of the Argonauts/Fear the Force, The |
| 3. | Ten Fathoms Deep |
| 4. | Apparition |
| 5. | After the Love Has Gone |
| 6. | Remembrance for the Brave/Red |
| 7. | Spellbound |
| 8. | Rose, The |
| 9. | Evermore |
| | Essential Collection 1995-2005 Songs DISC 2: |
| 1. | Till the End of Time |
| 2. | You're in My Heart |
| 3. | Yesterday Lies in the Flames |
| 4. | Virtual Reality |
| 5. | We Rule the Night |
| 6. | Silent Rain |
| 7. | Through the Fire |
| 8. | Sail Away |
| 9. | Valentine |
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