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Jason Collett Idols of Exile Mp3, Flac, Wma Jason Collett Idols Of Exile mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock / Folk, World, & Country Album: Idols Of Exile Country: USA & Canada Released: 2006 Style: Folk Rock, Acoustic, Indie Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1658 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1248 mb WMA version RAR size: 1721 mb Rating: 4.5 Votes: 849 Other Formats: VQF DXD DMF VOX VOC WMA TTA Tracklist Hide Credits Fire Acoustic Guitar, Vocals – Jason*Backing Vocals – Amy Millan, Kevin DrewBass – Tony 1 ScherrDrums, Shaker, Tambourine, Triangle – Howie*Piano – Brendan CanningSynth – Liam O'NeilTom Tom [Toms] – Justin PeroffTrombone – Evan CranleyVibraphone – Jason Taite* Hangover Days Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Tres – Andrew WhitemanBacking Vocals – Leslie FeistClavinet – 2 Chris Brown Drums, Bass, Tambourine, Shaker, Guiro – Howie*Electric Guitar – Afie JurvanenPiano – Paul Taylor Vocals – Emily Haines, Jason* Brownie Hawkeye Acoustic Guitar, Vocals – Jason*Drums, Bass, Mandolin, Tambourine – Howie*Handclaps – 3 Andrew Cash, Gabrielle Hrynkiw, Kersti Mcleod, Kevin Drew, Patrick Gilmour, Ravenna BarkerPiano – Paul Taylor Synth – Liam O'NeilTrombone – Evan CranleyTrumpet – James ShawVibraphone, Glockenspiel – Jason Taite* We All Lose One Another Acoustic Guitar, Vocals – Jason*Backing Vocals – Andrew*, Gabrielle*, Kersti*, Kevin*, Patrick*, 4 Ravenna*Banjo – Charles SpearinBass – Julian BrownDrums, Tambourine, Harmonica – Howie*Electric Guitar – Kevin DrewOrgan – Chris Brown Piano – Paul Taylor Violin – Julie Penner Parry Sound Acoustic Guitar, Vocals – Jason*Backing Vocals – Amy MillanBass, Electric Guitar – Tony 5 ScherrDrums, Tambourine – Howie*Trombone – Evan CranleyTrumpet – James ShawVibraphone, Saw, Performer [Tuning Fork] – Jason Taite* I'll Bring The Sun Acoustic Guitar, Vocals – Jason*Backing Vocals – Amy Millan, Evan Cranley, James Shaw, Leslie 6 FeistBass, Piano, Glockenspiel, Tambourine – Howie*Drums – Justin PeroffElectric Guitar, Backing Vocals – Kevin DrewElectric Guitar, Bass, Backing Vocals – Brendan CanningTres – Andrew Whiteman Tinsel And Sawdust 7 Acoustic Guitar, Vocals – Jason*Backing Vocals – Andrew CashDrums, Bass – Howie*Electric Guitar [Electrostatic Guitars] – Andrew WhitemanSynth – Liam O'NeilVibraphone – Jason Taite* Feral Republic Acoustic Guitar, Vocals – Jason*Bass – Julian BrownClavinet – Chris Brown Drums – Justin 8 PeroffElectric Guitar – Andrew Whiteman, Brendan CanningShaker – Howie*Trombone – Evan CranleyTrumpet – James Shaw Pavement Puddle Stars 9 Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Vocals – Jason*Drums, Bass, Tambourine – Howie*Electric Guitar – Afie Jurvanen, Andrew Whiteman, Tony ScherrSynth – Liam O'Neil Almost Summer 10 Acoustic Guitar, Vocals – Jason*Backing Vocals – Kevin DrewBass – Tony ScherrSynth – Liam O'Neil Pink Night Acoustic Guitar, Vocals – Jason*Bass, Electric Guitar – Tony ScherrDrums, Mandolin – 11 Howie*Electric Guitar – Afie JurvanenHandclaps – Andrew*, Gabrielle*, Kersti*, Kevin*, Patrick*, Ravenna*Pedal Steel Guitar – Bob EganPiano – Paul Taylor These Are The Days 12 Acoustic Guitar, Vocals – Jason*Backing Vocals – Amy MillanBass – Tony ScherrDrums, Tambourine – Howie*Piano – Brendan CanningTrombone – Evan Cranley Companies, etc. Copyright (c) – Arts & Crafts Productions Inc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Arts & Crafts Productions Inc. Produced At – 4 Walls Studios Recorded At – 4 Walls Studios Recorded At – Hallamusic Mixed At – 4 Walls Studios Mastered At – The Lacquer Channel Credits Artwork, Design, Layout – Louise Upperton Management – Arts & Crafts Management Mastered By – Noah Mintz Photography By – Victor Tavares Producer, Recorded By, Mixed By – Howie Beck Recorded By [Additional Recording] – Peter Hudson Notes Comes housed in a 4-panel cardboard wallet. ©&℗ 2005 Arts & Crafts Productions Inc. Produced, recorded and mixed at 4 Walls Studios, Toronto. Additional recording at Hallamusic, Toronto. Mastered at Lacquer Channel, Toronto. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 8 27590 10002 2 Matrix / Runout: 827590100022 E00301-1 Mastering SID Code: IFPI LW60 Mould SID Code: ifpi 1F10 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Jason Idols Of Exile Shiny, Arts & 1toworship 1toworship Australia 2006 Collett (CD, Album) Crafts Jason Idols Of Exile A&C 010 Arts & Crafts A&C 010 US 2006 Collett (CD, Album, Ltd) Jason Idols Of Exile AC1038661 Arts & Crafts AC1038661 Europe 2006 Collett (LP, Album) Jason Idols Of Exile USA & A&C010 Arts & Crafts A&C010 Unknown Collett (CD, Album) Canada Arts & Crafts AC1038662, Jason Idols Of Exile Europe, Arts AC1038662, Europe 2006 AC1038668 Collett (CD, Album) & Crafts AC1038668 Europe Related Music albums to Idols Of Exile by Jason Collett Mezzacappa Amador Stephan Aschheim - Earworms Paul Baloche - The Same Love Otis Taylor - Collection Steer-jockey / Big Jesus - Steer-jockey / Big Jesus Various - Might As Well...Can't Dance The Influents - Check Please Potbelly - Alive Archive Atomic Ape - Swarm Circus Propaganda - Botany Doug Burr - On Promenade Matthew Sweet - Tomorrow Forever Isabelle Boulay - Les Grands Espaces.
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