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Music, lyrics, guitars, vocals, percussion, keyboards, backward masking, and various other noizes by Cale Burr

Fretless bass by Steve Egan

Artwork and design by Cale Burr www.caleburr.com

Produced, engineered, mixed, and obsessed over by Cale Burr

Recorded and mixed between June 1997 and August 2002 at The Grotto

Additional vocals by James Allin on Stake Through The Head and Don't Give Up. Female vocals by Rosheen Bishop on Processed Sound and About Love. Lead guitar by Grey Proctor on Non Contradiction and Don't Give Up. Lead guitar by Dave Priban on About Love and Metal I. Additional vocals by Steve Egan on Don't Give Up and Metal I. Clarinet by Steve Egan on Don't Give Up. Sampled voice of Dr. Ric Walston (Doc) on Doc. Metal chants by Tim Cathersal, Anne Mathews, and Steve Egan on Metal I. Female vocals by Anne Mathews on Rehoboam. Giggling woman by Rosheen Bishop on Rehoboam. Kazoo by Steve Egan on Rehoboam. Right vocals and lyrics by Micah Burr on Sibling Gibberish.

cale thanks

Steve Egan, Anne Mathews, James Allin of Visionaire, Grey Proctor (I'm sorry I didn't include you on the CD insert thanks), Dave Priban, and Micah Burr for your fine contributions to this CD | Rosheen Bishop for believing in me | Everyone at ioCreative, Media Access, and Wright, Hart & Mather for employing me to do what I love to do | Mariah Bear and Ten Speed Press for the work you’ve passed my way, enabling me finance this musical endeavor | Richard Huff for hosting cerebralnoize.com and caleburr.com | Tim Cathersal for being one of the greatest guys anyone could ever work with and for your contributions to this CD | Doc: You’ll always be a special man to me | My Creator for the gift of creativity | Apple for inventing the Mac | Adobe, BIAS, and Macromedia for making great software | Mama and Ralph: This music isn’t really that bad, is it? | Brian Prosser and Syd Smith for your friendship, and also to the other roommates over the years who have gracefully tolerated the noize I tend to generate | Scott Mihelich: The first copy of this CD is yours | Jason Campbell of Erase for making that tasty good Canadian dance music | The guys in Crux: I really didn’t mean to rip off that old Empty Tomb riff | Stryper | Bloodgood | Michael and Marilyn Bloodgood for telling me Bloodgood stories and for providing such a welcomed atmosphere for ‘the rest of us’ | Calvary Chapel Redmond | Answers In Genesis, Institute For Creation Research and Dr. Kent Hovind for doing what you do | Super-drummer Jeffrey McCormack: Got Metal? | The Crucified for my first exposure to punk rock | Tesla for writing Hang Tough | Lonnie Bopp for showing me how to play a power chord: See what you started? | Pat Nobody for the early guitar playing influence | Whoever invented pizza | Doug Van Pelt for HM Magazine | Brave Words & Bloody Knuckles: the best metal magazine I know of | All those metal bands who still continue to deliver the goods | And a huge thanks to everyone who buys this CD!

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