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a&r [abacus] Roy Culver
a&r [paper fist] Rob Seidenberg
art direction Brett Detar
art direction Kris McCaddon
authoring [dvd authoring] Scott Austin
band Brett Detar
band Chad Alan
band Josh "Chip" Walters
band Joshua Fiedler
band Joshua Kosker
booking Melody King
co-producer Brett Detar
crew [touring] Casey MacGregor
crew [touring] Jason Hopkins
tracks cd1 to cd10.1 engineer [vocals, additional] Jason Magnusson
tracks cd1 to cd10.1 engineer [vocals, additional] Steve Wilson
tracks cd1 to cd10.1 engineer [vocals] Brett Detar
executive-producer Josh Karchmer
hosted by [hosting] Jason Detar
illustration, design Kris McCaddon
legal Jeffrey Worob
lyrics by Brett Detar
tracks cd3, cd6 lyrics by Chad Alan
management Josh Karchmer
management Louder Than Bombs
mastered by Chris Athens
mixed by Joe Barresi
mixed by [assistant] Jun Murakawa
other [assistant - micellaneous] Curt Detar
percussion [additional] Atom Greenspan
percussion [additional] Jason Magnusson
percussion [additional] Steve Wilson
tracks cd1 to cd10.3 producer John Travis
tracks cd1 to cd10.1 recorded by John Travis
tracks cd1 to cd10.1 recorded by [assistant] Atom Greenspan
tracks cd1 to cd10.1 recorded by [assistant] Sean Stockham
tracks cd1 to cd10.1 recorded by [vocals] Brett Detar
technician [drum] Sean Stockham
technician [guitar] Matty Baratto
written-by, arranged by, performer The Juliana Theory
Recorded At Seedy Underbelly
Filmed At Seedy Underbelly
Recorded At Studio 66, Greensburg, PN
Recorded At The Lab, Greensburg, PN
Recorded At Mr. Small's Funhouse
Mixed At Bay 7 Studios
Mastered At Sterling Sound
Copyright (c) Take What You Want To
Phonographic Copyright (p) Abacus Recordings, Inc.
Distributed By Century Media Records
Marketed By Century Media Records
Glass Mastered At Sonopress
Glass Mastered At Sonopress
Music recorded at Seedy Underbelly Studios, Valley Village, California from Nov. 4 – Dec. 2004.
Vocals recorded at Studio 66 in Greensburg, Pennsylvania during the months of Dec. 2004 and Jan. 2005.
Additional vocals, percussion and a few overdubs recorded at The Lab in Greensburg, Pennsylvania.
Mixed at Bay 7 in Valley Village, California from May 10 – May 15, 2005.
Mastered at Sterling Sound, NYC on Jun. 17, 2005.
Her Velvet Voice was recorded at Mr. Small's Studio, in Millvale, Pennsylvania in Aug. 2003.

Daniel Weyandt appears courtesy of Ferret Records.

Management at Louder than Bombs.
Legal at Serling Rooks & Ferrara.
Touring Crew: A Rotating Cast of Beloved Misfits.
Booking at The Agency Group.
Web Hosting by Eicomm.net

All songs © 2005 Take What You Want To (SESAC).
Recording ℗ 2005 Abacus Recordings.
Distributed & Marketed by Century Media Records.
Manufactured in Germany.

From the hype sticker: limited edition CD + DVD incl. 4 bonus tracks + 45 minutes of exclusive video footage.
The catalogue number on the CD is '33003-2', while the cat# on the DVD is '33003-0'. The tray artwork spin bares the catalogue number 'CD 33003-0'.

The total length of track 10 is 14:06. 'French Kiss Off' (CD10.1) is 4:08 long. After 33 seconds of silence (CD10.2), the hidden track 'Her Velvet Voice' (CD10.3) then concludes after 9:25.
Barcode: 5 051099 300309 (Text)
Barcode: 5051099300309 (Scanned)
Matrix / Runout: sonopress 51636268/33003-2P 21 (CD)
Mastering SID Code: IFPI LB 45 (CD)
Mould SID Code: IFPI 0766 (CD)
Matrix / Runout: sonopress 51665326/33003-0DVD CC 21 (DVD)
Mastering SID Code: IFPI LB 45 (DVD)
Mould SID Code: IFPI 0703 (DVD)
Label Code: LC6975
Rights Society: SESAC