The Vines - Vision Valley mp3

Tracklist

Credits

• Artwork By [Design] – Mathematics
• Bass – Andy Kent
• Cello – Sophie Glasson
• Drums, Percussion, Backing Vocals – Hamish Rosser
• Engineer [Additional Engineering] – Anthony The, Dan Clinch, Veit Mahler
• Engineer [Assistant] – Jason Lea, Jodie Wallace, Peter Farley
• Guitar, Keyboards, Percussion, Backing Vocals – Ryan Griffiths
• Mandolin [Electric Mandolin] – Nic Dalton
• Mastered By – Don Bartley
• Other [A&r] – Ron Laffitte
• Photography – Andy Kelly, Dustin Rabin, Hamish Rosser, Jacqui Innes, Josh Logue, Ryan Griffiths, Tim Rosser, Victoria Smith
• Piano, Organ, Arranged By [String Arrangement] – Tim Kevin
• Producer, Recorded By, Mixed By – Wayne Connolly
• Violin – Amanda Brown, Rowan Smith
• Vocals, Guitar, Percussion, Keyboards – Craig Nicholls
• Written By – C. Nicholls

Notes

Recorded at Electric Avenue, Velvet Sound, Big Jesus Burger & NikiNali studios, Sydney, Australia.
Mixed at Velvet Sound & Electric Avenue, Sydney, Australia.

Back cover:
© 2006 Capitol Records, Inc.
Ⓟ 2006 Capitol Records, Inc.
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CD:
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Companies

• Recorded At – Electric Avenue Studios
• Recorded At – Velvet Sound Studios
• Recorded At – Big Jesus Burger Studios
• Recorded At – NikiNali Studios
• Mixed At – Velvet Sound Studios
• Mixed At – Electric Avenue Studios

Album

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