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Good Mourning is a twelve-song album by Alkaline Trio. It was released in 2003 on Vagrant Records and produced by Joe McGrath. Jerry Finn co-produced the album and mixed it too (Finn had previously worked with AFI, Green Day and Blink-182). The album picks up where From Here to Infirmary left off. Skiba has always said that the album did not flow well. After being released, Good Mourning received mediocre reviews (however, some say that this album didn't deserve the negative reviews, and recognize it as being an excellent album, if a departure from their previous sound, and arriving at a slightly more pop-punk style), and Skiba began binge-drinking once again. He then began to write for the next album, Crimson, only weeks after Good Mourning's release.

Track listing

(Singer appears in Italic, with background vocalist in parenthesis.)

"This Could Be Love" (3.47) Matt Skiba (Daniel Andriano, Derek Grant)
"We've Had Enough" (2.51) Matt Skiba (Keith Morris of Black Flag)
"One Hundred Stories" (3.40) Daniel Andriano (Matt Skiba)
"Continental" (3.28) Matt Skiba
"All On Black" (4.00) Matt Skiba (Daniel Andriano, Derek Grant)
"Emma" (2.42) Daniel Andriano (Matt Skiba, Derek Grant)
"Fatally Yours" (2.16) Matt Skiba
"Every Thug Needs A Lady" (3.18) Daniel Andriano
"Blue Carolina" (3.28) Daniel Andriano
"Donner Party (All Night)" (2.44) Matt Skiba
"If We Never Go Inside" (3.46) Daniel Andriano
"Blue In The Face" (3.02) Matt Skiba
"Dead End Road" (UK Bonus Track) (3.09) Matt Skiba
'Old School Reasons" (UK Bonus Track) (2.52) Matt Skiba (Daniel Andriano)

Personnel

All songs written and performed by Alkaline Trio.
Additonal vocals by Keith Morris and Jerry Finn.
Produced by Joe McGrath
Co-produced and mixed by Jerry Finn.
Recorded by Joe McGrath.
Assistant engineers were Christopher Holmes, Jason Gossman and Robert Reed.
Drum teching by Mike Fasano.
Recorded and mixed at Cello Studios.
Mastered by Brian Gardner at Bernie Grundman Mastering.
Photography by Jay Blakesberg
Artwork by Keath Moon.
Layout and design by Keath Moon and Alkaline Trio.
Management by Erik Anderson for JBM.
US Booking provided by Andrew Ellis for Ellis Industries.
International Booking by Steve Strange for Helter Skelter.
Legal provided by Mike Toorock for Toorock and Rosen and Rich Vogel.
Special thanks given to Ampeg, C&C Percussion, Ernie Ball, GPC, and Pro-Mark.

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-'''Good Mourning''' is a twelve-song [[album (music)|album]] by [[Alkaline Trio]]. It was released in [[2003]] on [[Vagrant Records]] and produced by [[Joe McGrath]]. [[Jerry Finn]] co-produced the album and mixed it too (Finn had previously worked with [[AFI]], [[Green Day]] and [[Blink-182]]). The album picks up where [[From Here to Infirmary]] left off. Skiba has always said that the album did not flow well. After being released, Good Mourning received mediocre reviews, and Skiba began binge-drinking once again. He then began to write for  the next album, [[Crimson]], only weeks after Good Mourning's release.
+'''Good Mourning''' is a twelve-song [[album (music)|album]] by [[Alkaline Trio]]. It was released in [[2003]] on [[Vagrant Records]] and produced by [[Joe McGrath]]. [[Jerry Finn]] co-produced the album and mixed it too (Finn had previously worked with [[AFI]], [[Green Day]] and [[Blink-182]]). The album picks up where [[From Here to Infirmary]] left off. Skiba has always said that the album did not flow well. After being released, Good Mourning received mediocre reviews (however, some say that this album didn't deserve the negative reviews, and recognize it as being an excellent album, if a departure from their previous sound, and arriving at a slightly more [[pop-punk ]] style), and Skiba began binge-drinking once again.  He then began to write for  the next album, [[Crimson]], only weeks after Good Mourning's release.
 == Track listing ==