AFTER EVERYTHING NOW THIS (2002)

The Church - After Everything Now This - Thirsty Ear Cover

Tracks (click a title for details)		Media
1.	Numbers (4:29)	/
2.	After Everything (6:01)	/
3.	The Awful Ache (5:17)	/
4.	Song For The Asking (5:08)
5.	Chromium (3:44) (sung by Marty Willson-Piper)
6.	Radiance (5:59)	/
7.	Reprieve (5:40)	/
8.	Night Friends (7:20)	/
9.	Seen It Coming (4:58)
10.	Invisible (7:48)	/

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Credits

The Church....Steven Kilbey, Peter Koppes, Tim Powles and Marty Willson-Piper

Produced by Tim Powles and The Church
Mixing and Additional Recording @ Spacejunk by Tim Powles
Mastered by Don Bartley @ 301 Sydney

Design by psychodelic art & design

Individual Track Credits

Releases (rev. Jan. 26, 2019)

CD - Cooking Vinyl COOKCD209 (Australasia)
CD - Thirsty Ear 57116.2 (USA) - Feb. 5, 2002
CD-R - Thirsty Ear THI 57116.2 (USA Promo) - in plastic sleeve - Cover
CD - Cooking Vinyl/True North TND 237 (Canada) - Jan. 29, 2002
CD - True North Records PTN120 (Canada Promo) - Advance Album
CD - Cooking Vinyl COOKCD209 (UK) - Jan. 28, 2002
CD - Cooking Vinyl COOKCD209P (UK Promo) - Nov. 2001 - plain sleeve in CD single case
Sleeve | Disc | Another Disc
Paper Label.
"COOKCD 209" laser etched around inner ring.
This may be an early promo.
CD - Cooking Vinyl/Naïve CV20005 (France) - with alternate cover - Cover
CD - Cooking Vinyl/S4 Srl. 5062232 (Austria - Marketed in Italy) - with alternate cover - Cover
CD - Sum Records 2593-2 (Brazil) - March 2003

Notes

The cover photo was taken in Pensacola, Florida by Reid Wilson of psychodelic art & design. The sign says "No Overnight Camping."

The photos on the Cooking Vinyl version (front cover, back cover, and tray-liner) are all of a wider angle, showing a bit more of the view. And the Cooking Vinyl version uses a smaller font size. See this Cover Comparison. The True North version matches the Cooking Vinyl version in appearance. On both the French (Cooking Vinyl/Naïve CV20005) and Italian (Cooking Vinyl/S4 Srl. 5062232, made in Austria, inserts printed in Holland) versions the back photograph was also used on the front cover.