Third Eye Blind - Ursa Major Album

Tracklist

1	Don't Believe A Word	4:00
2	Water Landing Drum Programming – Ben Stokes	4:29
3	Sharp Knife	4:26
4	Summer Town	4:52
5	Carnival Barker (Instrumental)	1:23
6	One In Ten	2:50
7	Why Can't You Be Keyboards [Keys] – Herve Salters	5:25
8	Monotov's Private Opera	4:19
9	About To Break	3:56
10	Can You Take Me Drums – Stephan Jenkins	3:21
11	Dao Of St. Paul Backing Vocals – Mauri Skinfil	4:05
12	Bonfire Bass – Arion Salazar	4:08

Credits

• Backing Vocals – Cynthia Taylor, Minna Choi, Robyn Croomer
• Bass – Jon Evans
• Design, Art Direction – Mary Scott
• Drums, Percussion, Piano – Brad Hargreaves
• Engineer – Sean Beresford
• Guitar, Backing Vocals, Keyboards – Tony Fredianelli
• Horns – Arion Salazar, Mauri Skinfil
• Mastered By – Vlado Meller
• Mixed By – Chris Lord Alge (tracks: 1-2), Sean Beresford (tracks: 5-6, 8-11), Tony Hoffer (tracks: 3-4, 7)
• Other [Constant Help & Quarter] – Xarpex
• Other [Label Support] – Missi Callazzo, Robert John
• Other [Representation] – Tim Mandelbaum
• Photography By – Eva Kolenko
• Written-By – Ari Ingber (tracks: 6), Tony Fredianelli (tracks: 1-4, 12)
• Written-By, Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards, Percussion, Producer – Stephan Jenkins

Barcodes

• Barcode: 0 20286 13602 6
• Matrix / Runout: 1165954 01
• Other (Mastering SID Code): IFPI LN08

Short intro

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