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Lyrics by [[Benjamin Gibbard]]. Produced, recorded and mixed by [[Christopher Walla]]. Mastered by [[Jeff Saltzman]]. [[Sean Nelson]] did high vocals on "Blacking Out the Friction" and harmony vocals on "I Was a Kaleidoscope". [[John Vanderslice]] did low vocals on "Blacking Out the Friction and backing vocals on "I Was a Kaleidoscope". |
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Revision as of 17:08, 17 January 2006
The Photo Album is the fifth album from indie band Death Cab for Cutie. Like most of the band's work, it was released on Barsuk Records.
Track listing
- "Steadier Footing"
- "A Movie Script Ending"
- "We Laugh Indoors"
- "Information Travels Faster"
- "Why You'd Want to Live Here"
- "Blacking Out the Friction"
- "I Was a Kaleidoscope"
- "Styrofoam Plates"
- "Coney Island"
- "Debate Exposes Doubt"
Personnel
Credits/additional musicians
Lyrics by Benjamin Gibbard. Produced, recorded and mixed by Christopher Walla. Mastered by Jeff Saltzman. Sean Nelson did high vocals on "Blacking Out the Friction" and harmony vocals on "I Was a Kaleidoscope". John Vanderslice did low vocals on "Blacking Out the Friction and backing vocals on "I Was a Kaleidoscope".
See also
List of songs in triple meter (2000-2009)
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