The Scroll and Its Combinations

The album was recorded in 2000 at Space Studio in Seattle, Washington. The album was mixed by the band and Adam Kasper. Kim Thayil helped with some of the songs on the album. Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder (credited as Wes C. Addle) provides vocals on "Felicity's Surprise". Ben Shepherd, who was the former vocalist for the band, played bass on the song "Keppy's Lament". Chris Handyside of Rolling Stone said that "amid all the fuzz and minor chord bombast is an edgy, hard-rock post-millenial tension."^[1]

[edit] Track listing

All songs written by Matt Cameron and John McBain, except where noted:

"Tidepool Telegraph" – 5:01
"I Got Nightmares" (Q65) – 2:17
"C, Myself and Eye" (Cameron) – 4:04
"Tick Tock 3 O'clock" – 1:46
"What Becomes of the Clock" – 4:08
"Felicity's Surprise" (Eddie Vedder, McBain) – 3:42
"Now, Invisibly" (Cameron) – 2:38
"Of Dreams" (Morgen) – 3:36
"Brotherhood of Electric" – 3:32
"The Scroll" – 3:43
"Keppy's Lament" – 2:36

[edit] Personnel

Matt Cameron - drums, vocals, guitars, keyboards, photography
John McBain - guitars, bass, drums, keyboards
Derek Burns - vocals on "Tidepool Telegraph" and "Tick Tock 3 O'clock"
Paul Burback - additional vocals on "Tidepool Telegraph" and "Tick Tock 3 O'clock"
Gerry Amandes - vocals on "What Becomes of the Clock"
Wes C. Addle - vocals on "Felicity's Surprise"
Gregg Keplinger - additional drums on "Keppy's Lament"
Ben Shepherd - bass on "Keppy's Lament"
Kim Thayil - additional guitar on "C, Myself and Eye" and "The Scroll"
April Cameron - viola on "Tick Tock 3 O'clock", "What Becomes of the Clock", and "Felicity's Surprise"
Justine Foy - cello on "Tick Tock 3 O'clock", "What Becomes of the Clock", and "Felicity's Surprise"
Amy Denio - saxophone on "Tick Tock 3 O'clock"
Ed Brooks - mastering
Adam Kasper, Wellwater Conspiracy - mixing
Gary Arnett - layout design
Bill Cameron - photography