Won

~ Release by As Friends Rust (see all versions of this release, 6 available)

Tracklist

▼ CD 1
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1We on Some Next Level Shit
recording engineer:
Mark Portnoy (in 2001-07: drums (drum set)) and James Paul Wisner (American musician and producer) (in 2001-07: lead vocals, background vocals, electric bass guitar, electric guitar)
producer and mixer:
James Paul Wisner (American musician and producer) (in 2001-07)
editor:
Dean Dydek (in 2001-07)
additional guest percussion:
Matthew Crum (American drummer) (in 2001-07)
drums (drum set):
Zachary Swain (American drummer) (in 2001-07)
electric bass guitar:
Thomas Rankine (American bassist) (in 2001-07)
electric guitar:
Christopher Beckham (American musician) (in 2001-07) and Joseph Simmons (American guitarist) (in 2001-07)
background vocals:
Christopher Beckham (American musician) (in 2001-07)
guest background vocals:
Chad Neptune (in 2001-07) and James Paul Wisner (American musician and producer) (in 2001-07)
lead vocals:
Damien Moyal (American vocalist) (in 2001-07)
recorded at:
Landmark Productions & Recording Studios (Recording studio in Fort Lauderdal, Florida) in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States (in 2001-07: drums (drum set)) and Wisner Productions (Original location, use for 1995 to January 2004) in Davie, Florida, United States (in 2001-07: lead vocals, background vocals, electric bass guitar, electric guitar)
edited at:
Wisner Productions (Original location, use for 1995 to January 2004) in Davie, Florida, United States (in 2001-07)
recording of:
We on Some Next Level Shit (in 2001-07)
lyricist:
Damien Moyal (American vocalist) (in 2001)
composer:
Christopher Beckham (American musician) (in 2001), Thomas Rankine (American bassist) (in 2001), Joseph Simmons (American guitarist) (in 2001) and Zachary Swain (American drummer) (in 2001)
43:34
2Fourteen or So
recording engineer:
Mark Portnoy (in 2001-07: drums (drum set)) and James Paul Wisner (American musician and producer) (in 2001-07: lead vocals, background vocals, electric bass guitar, electric guitar)
producer and mixer:
James Paul Wisner (American musician and producer) (in 2001-07)
editor:
Dean Dydek (in 2001-07)
additional guest percussion:
Matthew Crum (American drummer) (in 2001-07)
drums (drum set):
Zachary Swain (American drummer) (in 2001-07)
electric bass guitar:
Thomas Rankine (American bassist) (in 2001-07)
electric guitar:
Christopher Beckham (American musician) (in 2001-07) and Joseph Simmons (American guitarist) (in 2001-07)
background vocals:
Christopher Beckham (American musician) (in 2001-07)
guest background vocals:
Chad Neptune (in 2001-07) and James Paul Wisner (American musician and producer) (in 2001-07)
lead vocals:
Damien Moyal (American vocalist) (in 2001-07)
recorded at:
Landmark Productions & Recording Studios (Recording studio in Fort Lauderdal, Florida) in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States (in 2001-07: drums (drum set)) and Wisner Productions (Original location, use for 1995 to January 2004) in Davie, Florida, United States (in 2001-07: lead vocals, background vocals, electric bass guitar, electric guitar)
edited at:
Wisner Productions (Original location, use for 1995 to January 2004) in Davie, Florida, United States (in 2001-07)
recording of:
Fourteen or So (in 2001-07)
lyricist:
Damien Moyal (American vocalist) (in 2001)
composer:
Christopher Beckham (American musician) (in 2001), Thomas Rankine (American bassist) (in 2001), Joseph Simmons (American guitarist) (in 2001) and Zachary Swain (American drummer) (in 2001)
41:07
3Austin, We Have a Problem
recording engineer:
Mark Portnoy (in 2001-07: drums (drum set)) and James Paul Wisner (American musician and producer) (in 2001-07: lead vocals, background vocals, electric bass guitar, electric guitar)
producer and mixer:
James Paul Wisner (American musician and producer) (in 2001-07)
editor:
Dean Dydek (in 2001-07)
additional guest percussion:
Matthew Crum (American drummer) (in 2001-07)
drums (drum set):
Zachary Swain (American drummer) (in 2001-07)
electric bass guitar:
Thomas Rankine (American bassist) (in 2001-07)
electric guitar:
Christopher Beckham (American musician) (in 2001-07) and Joseph Simmons (American guitarist) (in 2001-07)
background vocals:
Christopher Beckham (American musician) (in 2001-07)
guest background vocals:
Chad Neptune (in 2001-07) and James Paul Wisner (American musician and producer) (in 2001-07)
lead vocals:
Damien Moyal (American vocalist) (in 2001-07)
recorded at:
Landmark Productions & Recording Studios (Recording studio in Fort Lauderdal, Florida) in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States (in 2001-07: drums (drum set)) and Wisner Productions (Original location, use for 1995 to January 2004) in Davie, Florida, United States (in 2001-07: lead vocals, background vocals, electric bass guitar, electric guitar)
edited at:
Wisner Productions (Original location, use for 1995 to January 2004) in Davie, Florida, United States (in 2001-07)
recording of:
Austin, We Have a Problem (in 2001-07)
lyricist:
Damien Moyal (American vocalist) (in 2001)
composer:
Christopher Beckham (American musician) (in 2001), Thomas Rankine (American bassist) (in 2001), Joseph Simmons (American guitarist) (in 2001) and Zachary Swain (American drummer) (in 2001)
43:06
4Won't Be the First Time
recording engineer:
James Paul Wisner (American musician and producer) (in 2001-07: lead vocals, background vocals, electric bass guitar, electric guitar)
producer and mixer:
James Paul Wisner (American musician and producer) (in 2001-07)
editor:
Dean Dydek (in 2001-07)
additional guest percussion:
Matthew Crum (American drummer) (in 2001-07)
drums (drum set):
Zachary Swain (American drummer) (in 2001-07)
electric bass guitar:
Thomas Rankine (American bassist) (in 2001-07)
electric guitar:
Christopher Beckham (American musician) (in 2001-07) and Joseph Simmons (American guitarist) (in 2001-07)
background vocals:
Christopher Beckham (American musician) (in 2001-07)
guest background vocals:
Chad Neptune (in 2001-07) and James Paul Wisner (American musician and producer) (in 2001-07)
lead vocals:
Damien Moyal (American vocalist) (in 2001-07)
recorded at:
Landmark Productions & Recording Studios (Recording studio in Fort Lauderdal, Florida) in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States (in 2001-07: drums (drum set)) and Wisner Productions (Original location, use for 1995 to January 2004) in Davie, Florida, United States (in 2001-07: lead vocals, background vocals, electric bass guitar, electric guitar)
edited at:
Wisner Productions (Original location, use for 1995 to January 2004) in Davie, Florida, United States (in 2001-07)
recording of:
Won't Be the First Time (in 2001-07)
lyricist:
Damien Moyal (American vocalist) (in 2001)
composer:
Christopher Beckham (American musician) (in 2001), Thomas Rankine (American bassist) (in 2001), Joseph Simmons (American guitarist) (in 2001) and Zachary Swain (American drummer) (in 2001)
43:01
5Perfect Stranglers
recording engineer:
James Paul Wisner (American musician and producer) (in 2001-07: lead vocals, background vocals, electric bass guitar, electric guitar)
producer and mixer:
James Paul Wisner (American musician and producer) (in 2001-07)
editor:
Dean Dydek (in 2001-07)
additional guest percussion:
Matthew Crum (American drummer) (in 2001-07)
drums (drum set):
Zachary Swain (American drummer) (in 2001-07)
electric bass guitar:
Thomas Rankine (American bassist) (in 2001-07)
electric guitar:
Christopher Beckham (American musician) (in 2001-07) and Joseph Simmons (American guitarist) (in 2001-07)
background vocals:
Christopher Beckham (American musician) (in 2001-07)
guest background vocals:
Chad Neptune (in 2001-07) and James Paul Wisner (American musician and producer) (in 2001-07)
lead vocals:
Damien Moyal (American vocalist) (in 2001-07)
recorded at:
Landmark Productions & Recording Studios (Recording studio in Fort Lauderdal, Florida) in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States (in 2001-07: drums (drum set)) and Wisner Productions (Original location, use for 1995 to January 2004) in Davie, Florida, United States (in 2001-07: lead vocals, background vocals, electric bass guitar, electric guitar)
edited at:
Wisner Productions (Original location, use for 1995 to January 2004) in Davie, Florida, United States (in 2001-07)
recording of:
Perfect Stranglers (in 2001-07)
lyricist:
Damien Moyal (American vocalist) (in 2001)
composer:
Christopher Beckham (American musician) (in 2001), Thomas Rankine (American bassist) (in 2001), Joseph Simmons (American guitarist) (in 2001) and Zachary Swain (American drummer) (in 2001)
43:02
6Morningleaver
recording engineer:
Mark Portnoy (in 2001-07: drums (drum set)) and James Paul Wisner (American musician and producer) (in 2001-07: lead vocals, background vocals, electric bass guitar, electric guitar)
producer and mixer:
James Paul Wisner (American musician and producer) (in 2001-07)
editor:
Dean Dydek (in 2001-07)
additional guest percussion:
Matthew Crum (American drummer) (in 2001-07)
drums (drum set):
Zachary Swain (American drummer) (in 2001-07)
electric bass guitar:
Thomas Rankine (American bassist) (in 2001-07)
electric guitar:
Christopher Beckham (American musician) (in 2001-07) and Joseph Simmons (American guitarist) (in 2001-07)
background vocals:
Christopher Beckham (American musician) (in 2001-07)
guest background vocals:
Chad Neptune (in 2001-07) and James Paul Wisner (American musician and producer) (in 2001-07)
lead vocals:
Damien Moyal (American vocalist) (in 2001-07)
recorded at:
Landmark Productions & Recording Studios (Recording studio in Fort Lauderdal, Florida) in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States (in 2001-07: drums (drum set)) and Wisner Productions (Original location, use for 1995 to January 2004) in Davie, Florida, United States (in 2001-07: lead vocals, background vocals, electric bass guitar, electric guitar)
edited at:
Wisner Productions (Original location, use for 1995 to January 2004) in Davie, Florida, United States (in 2001-07)
recording of:
Morningleaver (in 2001-07)
lyricist:
Damien Moyal (American vocalist) (in 2001)
composer:
Gui Amador (American bassist) (in 2001), Christopher Beckham (American musician) (in 2001), Joseph Simmons (American guitarist) (in 2001) and Alexander Vernon (guitarist/vocalist in Mouth of the Architect and drummer) (in 2001)
52:50
7Laughing Out Loud
recording engineer:
Mark Portnoy (in 2001-07: drums (drum set)) and James Paul Wisner (American musician and producer) (in 2001-07: lead vocals, background vocals, electric bass guitar, electric guitar)
producer and mixer:
James Paul Wisner (American musician and producer) (in 2001-07)
editor:
Dean Dydek (in 2001-07)
additional guest percussion:
Matthew Crum (American drummer) (in 2001-07)
drums (drum set):
Zachary Swain (American drummer) (in 2001-07)
electric bass guitar:
Thomas Rankine (American bassist) (in 2001-07)
electric guitar:
Christopher Beckham (American musician) (in 2001-07) and Joseph Simmons (American guitarist) (in 2001-07)
background vocals:
Christopher Beckham (American musician) (in 2001-07)
guest background vocals:
Chad Neptune (in 2001-07) and James Paul Wisner (American musician and producer) (in 2001-07)
lead vocals:
Damien Moyal (American vocalist) (in 2001-07)
recorded at:
Landmark Productions & Recording Studios (Recording studio in Fort Lauderdal, Florida) in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States (in 2001-07: drums (drum set)) and Wisner Productions (Original location, use for 1995 to January 2004) in Davie, Florida, United States (in 2001-07: lead vocals, background vocals, electric bass guitar, electric guitar)
edited at:
Wisner Productions (Original location, use for 1995 to January 2004) in Davie, Florida, United States (in 2001-07)
recording of:
Laughing Out Loud (in 2001-07)
lyricist:
Damien Moyal (American vocalist) (in 2001)
composer:
Christopher Beckham (American musician) (in 2001), Thomas Rankine (American bassist) (in 2001), Joseph Simmons (American guitarist) (in 2001) and Zachary Swain (American drummer) (in 2001)
53:33
8This Is Me Hating You
recording engineer:
Mark Portnoy (in 2001-07: drums (drum set)) and James Paul Wisner (American musician and producer) (in 2001-07: lead vocals, background vocals, electric bass guitar, electric guitar)
producer and mixer:
James Paul Wisner (American musician and producer) (in 2001-07)
editor:
Dean Dydek (in 2001-07)
additional guest percussion:
Matthew Crum (American drummer) (in 2001-07)
drums (drum set):
Zachary Swain (American drummer) (in 2001-07)
electric bass guitar:
Thomas Rankine (American bassist) (in 2001-07)
electric guitar:
Christopher Beckham (American musician) (in 2001-07) and Joseph Simmons (American guitarist) (in 2001-07)
background vocals:
Christopher Beckham (American musician) (in 2001-07)
guest background vocals:
Chad Neptune (in 2001-07) and James Paul Wisner (American musician and producer) (in 2001-07)
lead vocals:
Damien Moyal (American vocalist) (in 2001-07)
recorded at:
Landmark Productions & Recording Studios (Recording studio in Fort Lauderdal, Florida) in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States (in 2001-07: drums (drum set)) and Wisner Productions (Original location, use for 1995 to January 2004) in Davie, Florida, United States (in 2001-07: lead vocals, background vocals, electric bass guitar, electric guitar)
edited at:
Wisner Productions (Original location, use for 1995 to January 2004) in Davie, Florida, United States (in 2001-07)
recording of:
This Is Me Hating You (in 2001-07)
lyricist:
Damien Moyal (American vocalist) (in 2001)
composer:
Gui Amador (American bassist) (in 2001), Christopher Beckham (American musician) (in 2001), Joseph Simmons (American guitarist) (in 2001) and Alexander Vernon (guitarist/vocalist in Mouth of the Architect and drummer) (in 2001)
43:05
9Last Call
recording engineer:
Mark Portnoy (in 2001-07: drums (drum set)) and James Paul Wisner (American musician and producer) (in 2001-07: lead vocals, background vocals, electric bass guitar, electric guitar)
producer and mixer:
James Paul Wisner (American musician and producer) (in 2001-07)
editor:
Dean Dydek (in 2001-07)
additional guest percussion:
Matthew Crum (American drummer) (in 2001-07)
drums (drum set):
Zachary Swain (American drummer) (in 2001-07)
electric bass guitar:
Thomas Rankine (American bassist) (in 2001-07)
electric guitar:
Christopher Beckham (American musician) (in 2001-07) and Joseph Simmons (American guitarist) (in 2001-07)
background vocals:
Christopher Beckham (American musician) (in 2001-07)
guest background vocals:
Chad Neptune (in 2001-07) and James Paul Wisner (American musician and producer) (in 2001-07)
lead vocals:
Damien Moyal (American vocalist) (in 2001-07)
recorded at:
Landmark Productions & Recording Studios (Recording studio in Fort Lauderdal, Florida) in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States (in 2001-07: drums (drum set)) and Wisner Productions (Original location, use for 1995 to January 2004) in Davie, Florida, United States (in 2001-07: lead vocals, background vocals, electric bass guitar, electric guitar)
edited at:
Wisner Productions (Original location, use for 1995 to January 2004) in Davie, Florida, United States (in 2001-07)
recording of:
Last Call (in 2001-07)
lyricist:
Damien Moyal (American vocalist) (in 2001)
composer:
Christopher Beckham (American musician) (in 2001), Thomas Rankine (American bassist) (in 2001), Joseph Simmons (American guitarist) (in 2001) and Zachary Swain (American drummer) (in 2001)
44:20
10Ten
recording engineer:
Mark Portnoy (in 2001-07: drums (drum set)) and James Paul Wisner (American musician and producer) (in 2001-07: lead vocals, background vocals, electric bass guitar, electric guitar)
producer and mixer:
James Paul Wisner (American musician and producer) (in 2001-07)
editor:
Dean Dydek (in 2001-07)
additional guest percussion:
Matthew Crum (American drummer) (in 2001-07)
drums (drum set):
Zachary Swain (American drummer) (in 2001-07)
electric bass guitar:
Thomas Rankine (American bassist) (in 2001-07)
electric guitar:
Christopher Beckham (American musician) (in 2001-07) and Joseph Simmons (American guitarist) (in 2001-07)
background vocals:
Christopher Beckham (American musician) (in 2001-07)
guest background vocals:
Chad Neptune (in 2001-07) and James Paul Wisner (American musician and producer) (in 2001-07)
lead vocals:
Damien Moyal (American vocalist) (in 2001-07)
recorded at:
Landmark Productions & Recording Studios (Recording studio in Fort Lauderdal, Florida) in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States (in 2001-07: drums (drum set)) and Wisner Productions (Original location, use for 1995 to January 2004) in Davie, Florida, United States (in 2001-07: lead vocals, background vocals, electric bass guitar, electric guitar)
edited at:
Wisner Productions (Original location, use for 1995 to January 2004) in Davie, Florida, United States (in 2001-07)
recording of:
Ten (in 2001-07)
lyricist:
Damien Moyal (American vocalist) (in 2001)
composer:
Christopher Beckham (American musician) (in 2001), Thomas Rankine (American bassist) (in 2001), Joseph Simmons (American guitarist) (in 2001) and Zachary Swain (American drummer) (in 2001)
54:04