Further Seems Forever - How To Start A Fire mp3

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Credits

• Art Direction – Further Seems Forever
• Artwork [Illustrations] – David Rankin
• Bass – Chad Neptune
• Design – Further Seems Forever, Kris McCaddon
• Drums – Steve Kleisath
• Executive-Producer – Bill Power , Brandon Ebel
• Guitar – Derick Cordoba, Joshua Colbert
• Keyboards [Additional], Guitar [Additional] – James Wisner
• Mastered By – Alan Douches
• Other [Vocal Coach] – Norma Mendoza
• Photography By – Alan Ferguson
• Producer – Further Seems Forever, James Paul Wisner
• Recorded By, Engineer, Mixed By – James Paul Wisner
• Vocals – Jason Gleason
• Written-By – Further Seems Forever

Notes

Second pressing. Buttercream vinyl.

Recorded, engineered, and mixed at Wisner Productions.
Mastered at West West Side Mastering.

℗ & © 2003 Tooth & Nail Records

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Tooth & Nail Records
• Copyright (c) – Tooth & Nail Records
• Mastered At – West West Side Music
• Recorded At – Wisner Productions
• Engineered At – Wisner Productions
• Mixed At – Wisner Productions

Album

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