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Album personnel[edit]

From PORTUGAL, User nº217.129.67.28:

I made some changes in "personnel" that were not in the original cd booklet, inserting the exact tracks in which C.CORNELL plays the harmonica and the banjo, because it is clearly audible in the CD. Also, i left that he plays guitar in the cd, even tough his cd credits just make reference to VOX, HARMONICA AND BANJO.

This album and MAD SEASON'S "ABOVE", clearly two tremendous pieces of rock and roll that, even (as it was the case) if the band never produced another album, will cause people to say: NOW THAT'S A GREAT BAND!!!

Greetings from Portugal, VASCO AMARAL --217.129.67.28 20:05, 22 August 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Sound sample[edit]

The albums has 8 songs sang by Cornell and 2 by Vedder. So why does it make sense for Vedder to have only sound sample on the article? "Say Hello 2 Heaven" would make a lot more sense. Both would be fine, but definitely "Say Hello 2 Heaven." --Mrmoustache14 (talk) 20:12, 28 September 2012 (UTC)[reply]