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Fiona Apple Soft Rock Pop Rock 2005 US

Performer: Fiona Apple
Genre: Rock / Pop
Album: Extraordinary Machine
Released: 2005
Style: Soft Rock, Pop Rock
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WMA version ZIP size: 1664 mb
Rating: 4.7
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Tracklist Hide Credits

A1	Extraordinary Machine Arranged By [Orchestra Arranged By] – Jon BrionMarimba – Jon Brion	3:44
A2	Get Him Back Drums – Ahmir "?uestlove" Thompson*Keyboards – Keefus CianciaPiano – Fiona AppleSynthesizer [Moog Bass] – Mike Elizondo	5:25
A3	O' Sailor Bass – Mike ElizondoDrums – Abe Laboriel, Jr.Flute – Glenn BergerKeyboards [Yahama Portasound & 360 Systems] – Jebin BruniPiano – Fiona ApplePiano [Tack Piano], Organ [Pump Organ], Vibraphone, Clavinet, Chamberlin, Organ [Farfisa], Strings [Harp String Ensemble] – Zac Rae	5:36
B1	Better Version Of Me Arranged By [Horns Arranged By] – John DaversaBass – Mike ElizondoChamberlin, Keyboards [360 Systems] – Jebin BruniDrums, Percussion – Abe Laboriel, Jr.*Guitar, Keyboards – Brian KehewOrgan [Farfisa], Keyboards [Optigan] – Zac RaePiano – Fiona AppleSaxophone – Glen BergerTrombone – George ThatcherTrumpet – John Daversa	3:00
B2	Tymps (The Sick In The Head Song) Bass, Mellotron, Clavinet [Fuzz Clavinet], Drum Programming – Mike ElizondoChamberlin – Jebin BruniDrums – Abe Laboriel, Jr.*Marimba, Vibraphone, Electric Piano [Wurlitzer], Clavinet, Celesta, Keyboards [Optigan], Piano [Tack Piano], Zither [Marxophone] – Zac RaePiano – Fiona Apple	4:04
B3	Parting Gift Piano – Fiona Apple	3:35
C1	Window Arranged By [Horns Arranged By] – John DaversaBass, Clavinet, Programmed By – Mike ElizondoDrums, Programmed By – Abe Laboriel, Jr.Keyboards – Dave Palmer, Roger Joseph Manning, Jr.Piano – Fiona AppleSaxophone – Glen BergerTrombone – George ThatcherTrumpet – John Daversa	5:32
C2	Oh Well Drums – Abe Laboriel, Jr.French Horn – Brad WarnaarGuitar – Brian KehewKeyboards – Dave Palmer, Roger Joseph Manning, Jr.Organ [Pump Organ] – Zac RaePiano – Fiona AppleSynthesizer [Moog Bass] – Mike Elizondo	3:41
C3	Please Please Please Bass, Guitar – Mike ElizondoDrums – Abe Laboriel, Jr.*Electric Piano [Wurlitzer], Vibraphone, Keyboards – Zac RaeGuitar [Fuzz Guitar] – Brian Kehew	3:34
D1	Red Red Red Double Bass [Upright Bass], Synthesizer [Moog Bass] – Mike ElizondoDrums – Abe Laboriel, Jr.*Guitar, Organ [Farfisa] – Brian KehewKeyboards – Jebin Bruni	4:08
D2	Not About Love Drums – Ahmir "?uestlove" Thompson*Guitar – Brian KehewPiano – Fiona AppleSynthesizer [Moog Bass] – Mike Elizondo	4:19
D3	Waltz (Better Than Fine) Arranged By [Orchestra Arranged By] – Patrick WarrenBass – Jon BrionDrums – Jim KeltnerOrgan – Benmont TenchPiano – Fiona Apple	3:46

Companies, etc.

Published By – FHW Music
Recorded At – Phantom Studios
Recorded At – Stanley Recordings
Recorded At – Abbey Road Studios
Recorded At – Ocean Way Recording
Recorded At – Cello Studios
Mixed At – Waystation
Mastered At – Bernie Grundman Mastering
Copyright (c) – Sony BMG Music Entertainment
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Sony BMG Music Entertainment
Manufactured By – Epic Records
Distributed By – Epic Records
Record Company – Sony BMG Music Entertainment
Pressed By – United Record Pressing

Credits

Co-producer – Brian Kehew (tracks: A2 to D2)
Design – Aimée Macauley
Management – Howard Kaufman, Steve Brumbach
Mastered By – Brian Gardner
Mixed By – Dave Way
Photography By – Fiona Apple
Producer – Jon Brion (tracks: A1, D3), Mike Elizondo (tracks: A2 to D2)
Recorded By – Adam Hawkins (tracks: A2 to D2), Mike Elizondo (tracks: A2 to D2), Tom Biller (tracks: A1, D3)
Words By, Music By – Fiona Apple

Notes

Recorded [...] at Phantom Studios, Los Angeles, CA
Additional recording at Stanley Studios, Venice, CA
except
"Extraordinary Machine" & "Waltz (Better Than Fine)"
Recorded [...] Abbey Road Studios, London, UK, & The Paramour, Ocean Way, and Cello Studios, Los Angeles, CA

All songs mixed [...] at Waystation, Los Angeles, CA
Mastered [...] at Bernie Grundman Mastering, Los Angeles, CA

© 2005 Sony BMG Music Entertainment/℗ 2005 Sony BMG Music Entertainment/Manufactured and Distributed by Epic Records, A Division of Sony BMG Music Entertainment

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 6 9699-86683-1 7
Matrix / Runout (A-side runout): 97723-AL-2 `I' ⓤ ⓤ
Matrix / Runout (B-side runout): 97723-BL ⓤ
Matrix / Runout (C-side runout): 97724-AL ⓤ
Matrix / Runout (D-side runout): 97724-BL ⓤ
Rights Society: ASCAP

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
EK 86683	Fiona Apple	Extraordinary Machine ‎(CD, Album)	Epic, Clean Slate	EK 86683	US	2005
82876736342	Fiona Apple	Extraordinary Machine ‎(CD, Album + DVD, PAL)	Epic, Clean Slate	82876736342	Australia	2005
SICP 927	Fiona Apple	Extraordinary Machine ‎(CD, Album)	Sony Records Int'l, Clean Slate	SICP 927	Japan	2005
82876736322	Fiona Apple	Extraordinary Machine ‎(Hybrid, DualDisc, Album, Sup)	Epic, Clean Slate	82876736322	Europe	2005
SICP 927	Fiona Apple	Extraordinary Machine ‎(CD, Album, Promo)	Sony Records Int'l, Clean Slate	SICP 927	Japan	2005

Yananoc

The original pressing (2005) is profoundly better in sound quality than Plain Recordings' reissue. The 180g reissue has endless pops and crackles in addition to inappropriate surface noise that ruins tracks like "Extraordinary Machine", "Parting Gift", and "Waltz (Better Than Fine)". Furthermore, there is an unforgivable skipping defect just after the climax in "Not About Love"; I returned my copy twice and every replacement copy had the same defect and loud surface noise. Though it may be costly, if anyone is interested in purchasing this album as a 12" LP I only recommend the original issue. The first pressing has beautiful, crisp sounds (with no surface noise) that bring Fiona's piano chords and vocals to life––the fidelity, mastering & dynamic range is very appreciable.

Humin

I've AB ed with 2011 Plain Recordings. I'm the first owner for both. so both are in mint condition. Original pressing is superior in sound but I'm not sure the differences are huge enough to justify the price difference. 1. fortunately my 2011 pressing doesn't have a pop or clicks and surface noises are minimal, compared to the original it is even quiter2. my original pressing copy has a surface noise on the blank pasage as well as a quiet part of music. it's really noticeable. 2011 is better on this part3. EQ ; i guess both are from the same master but EQed differently. what you prefer is totally upto the taste. 4. one thing the original is worth is dynamics. when the music is becoming busier, 2011 plain is lost and getting confused. Not About Love, for example, both have a different sound character which i can't decide which i prefer but when the music passed the chorus and came to the last verse 2011 plain started to show its limit. confused among parts. but i'd say that's not that bad. overall if you can find 2011 plain under $30, it's quite a deal. btw I've tested with my modest 7k system / rega rp6 with nagaoka mp200.

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