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Recording information: Jupiter Studio, Seattle, Washington (1999).
The Briefs: Steve E. Nix, Daniel J. Travanti (vocals, guitar); Lance Romance (vocals, bass guitar); Chris Brief (vocals, drums).
Additional personnel: Rex Thyngs (piano).
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