Breathing in Is Only Half the Function (2024 remaster)

~ Release by Fordirelifesake (see all versions of this release, 7 available)

Annotation

2003 mix

Annotation last modified on 2026-06-08 13:39 UTC.

Tracklist

1▼Digital Media
#TitleRatingLength
110‐31‐99
recording engineer and mixer:
Tim Pak (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
producer:
Fordirelifesake (American melodic metalcore/post‐hardcore band) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21), Tim Pak (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21) and Justin Wexler (American musician and label executive) (from 2002-11 until 2002-12)
bass guitar:
David Wisbiski (American bassist) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
drums (drum set):
Justin Malek (American drummer) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
guitar:
Eric Kempa (American guitarist) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, in 2002-11) and Brian Southall (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, in 2002-11)
background vocals:
Brian Southall (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, in 2002-11)
lead vocals:
Matthew Wedge (American vocalist) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, in 2002-11)
vocals:
Brandon Moore (film composer) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
remixer:
Tim Pak (from 2002-11 until 2002-12) and Justin Wexler (American musician and label executive) (from 2002-11 until 2002-12)
recorded at:
Woodshed Studios (Michigan recording studio) in Oak Park, Michigan, United States (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, from 2002-11 until 2002-12)
mixed at:
Woodshed Studios (Michigan recording studio) in Oak Park, Michigan, United States (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
remixed at:
Woodshed Studios (Michigan recording studio) in Oak Park, Michigan, United States (from 2002-11 until 2002-12)
remix of:
10‐31‐99 (November 2001 version) by Fordirelifesake (American melodic metalcore/post‐hardcore band)
2:30
2Careless Days
recording engineer and mixer:
Tim Pak (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
producer:
Fordirelifesake (American melodic metalcore/post‐hardcore band) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21), Tim Pak (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21) and Justin Wexler (American musician and label executive) (from 2002-11 until 2002-12)
bass guitar:
David Wisbiski (American bassist) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
drums (drum set):
Justin Malek (American drummer) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
guitar:
Eric Kempa (American guitarist) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, in 2002-11) and Brian Southall (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, in 2002-11)
background vocals:
Brian Southall (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, in 2002-11)
lead vocals:
Matthew Wedge (American vocalist) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, in 2002-11)
remixer:
Tim Pak (from 2002-11 until 2002-12) and Justin Wexler (American musician and label executive) (from 2002-11 until 2002-12)
recorded at:
Woodshed Studios (Michigan recording studio) in Oak Park, Michigan, United States (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, from 2002-11 until 2002-12)
mixed at:
Woodshed Studios (Michigan recording studio) in Oak Park, Michigan, United States (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
remixed at:
Woodshed Studios (Michigan recording studio) in Oak Park, Michigan, United States (from 2002-11 until 2002-12)
remix of:
Careless Days (November 2001 version) by Fordirelifesake (American melodic metalcore/post‐hardcore band)
3:36
3Just a Memory
recording engineer and mixer:
Tim Pak (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
producer:
Fordirelifesake (American melodic metalcore/post‐hardcore band) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21), Tim Pak (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21) and Justin Wexler (American musician and label executive) (from 2002-11 until 2002-12)
bass guitar:
David Wisbiski (American bassist) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
drums (drum set):
Justin Malek (American drummer) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
guitar:
Eric Kempa (American guitarist) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, in 2002-11) and Brian Southall (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, in 2002-11)
background vocals:
Brian Southall (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, in 2002-11) and Justin Wexler (American musician and label executive) (in 2002-11)
lead vocals:
Matthew Wedge (American vocalist) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, in 2002-11)
remixer:
Tim Pak (from 2002-11 until 2002-12) and Justin Wexler (American musician and label executive) (from 2002-11 until 2002-12)
recorded at:
Woodshed Studios (Michigan recording studio) in Oak Park, Michigan, United States (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, from 2002-11 until 2002-12)
mixed at:
Woodshed Studios (Michigan recording studio) in Oak Park, Michigan, United States (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
remixed at:
Woodshed Studios (Michigan recording studio) in Oak Park, Michigan, United States (from 2002-11 until 2002-12)
remix of:
Just a Memory (November 2001 version) by Fordirelifesake (American melodic metalcore/post‐hardcore band)
3:43
4Cross My Heart, Hope to Die
recording engineer and mixer:
Tim Pak (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
producer:
Fordirelifesake (American melodic metalcore/post‐hardcore band) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21), Tim Pak (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21) and Justin Wexler (American musician and label executive) (from 2002-11 until 2002-12)
bass guitar:
David Wisbiski (American bassist) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
cello:
James Habarth (American cellist) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
drums (drum set):
Justin Malek (American drummer) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
guitar:
Eric Kempa (American guitarist) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, in 2002-11) and Brian Southall (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, in 2002-11)
violin:
Cassandra Verras (American violinist) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
background vocals:
Brian Southall (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, in 2002-11)
lead vocals:
Kara Dupuy (American singer-keyboardist) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21), Brian Southall (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21) and Matthew Wedge (American vocalist) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, in 2002-11)
remixer:
Tim Pak (from 2002-11 until 2002-12) and Justin Wexler (American musician and label executive) (from 2002-11 until 2002-12)
recorded at:
Woodshed Studios (Michigan recording studio) in Oak Park, Michigan, United States (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, from 2002-11 until 2002-12)
mixed at:
Woodshed Studios (Michigan recording studio) in Oak Park, Michigan, United States (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
remixed at:
Woodshed Studios (Michigan recording studio) in Oak Park, Michigan, United States (from 2002-11 until 2002-12)
remix of:
Cross My Heart, Hope to Die (November 2001 version) by Fordirelifesake (American melodic metalcore/post‐hardcore band)
4:20
5Four Letter Lie
recording engineer and mixer:
Tim Pak (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
producer:
Fordirelifesake (American melodic metalcore/post‐hardcore band) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21), Tim Pak (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21) and Justin Wexler (American musician and label executive) (from 2002-11 until 2002-12)
bass guitar:
David Wisbiski (American bassist) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
cello:
James Habarth (American cellist) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
drums (drum set):
Justin Malek (American drummer) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
guitar:
Eric Kempa (American guitarist) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, in 2002-11) and Brian Southall (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, in 2002-11)
viola:
Eric Waters (American violist) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
violin:
Cassandra Verras (American violinist) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
background vocals:
Brian Southall (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, in 2002-11)
lead vocals:
Kara Dupuy (American singer-keyboardist) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21) and Matthew Wedge (American vocalist) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, in 2002-11)
remixer:
Tim Pak (from 2002-11 until 2002-12) and Justin Wexler (American musician and label executive) (from 2002-11 until 2002-12)
recorded at:
Woodshed Studios (Michigan recording studio) in Oak Park, Michigan, United States (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, from 2002-11 until 2002-12)
mixed at:
Woodshed Studios (Michigan recording studio) in Oak Park, Michigan, United States (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
remixed at:
Woodshed Studios (Michigan recording studio) in Oak Park, Michigan, United States (from 2002-11 until 2002-12)
remix of:
Four Letter Lie (November 2001 version) by Fordirelifesake (American melodic metalcore/post‐hardcore band)
4:29
6Getting Used to Disappointment
recording engineer and mixer:
Tim Pak (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
producer:
Fordirelifesake (American melodic metalcore/post‐hardcore band) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21), Tim Pak (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21) and Justin Wexler (American musician and label executive) (from 2002-11 until 2002-12)
bass guitar:
David Wisbiski (American bassist) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
drums (drum set):
Justin Malek (American drummer) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
guitar:
Eric Kempa (American guitarist) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, in 2002-11) and Brian Southall (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, in 2002-11)
background vocals:
Brian Southall (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, in 2002-11)
lead vocals:
Matthew Wedge (American vocalist) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, in 2002-11)
remixer:
Tim Pak (from 2002-11 until 2002-12) and Justin Wexler (American musician and label executive) (from 2002-11 until 2002-12)
recorded at:
Woodshed Studios (Michigan recording studio) in Oak Park, Michigan, United States (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, from 2002-11 until 2002-12)
mixed at:
Woodshed Studios (Michigan recording studio) in Oak Park, Michigan, United States (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
remixed at:
Woodshed Studios (Michigan recording studio) in Oak Park, Michigan, United States (from 2002-11 until 2002-12)
remix of:
Getting Used to Disappointment (November 2001 version) by Fordirelifesake (American melodic metalcore/post‐hardcore band)
3:12
7Sometimes Like the Tide
recording engineer and mixer:
Tim Pak (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
producer:
Fordirelifesake (American melodic metalcore/post‐hardcore band) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21), Tim Pak (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21) and Justin Wexler (American musician and label executive) (from 2002-11 until 2002-12)
bass guitar:
David Wisbiski (American bassist) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
drums (drum set):
Justin Malek (American drummer) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
guitar:
Eric Kempa (American guitarist) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, in 2002-11) and Brian Southall (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, in 2002-11)
background vocals:
Brian Southall (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, in 2002-11)
lead vocals:
Matthew Wedge (American vocalist) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, in 2002-11)
remixer:
Tim Pak (from 2002-11 until 2002-12) and Justin Wexler (American musician and label executive) (from 2002-11 until 2002-12)
recorded at:
Woodshed Studios (Michigan recording studio) in Oak Park, Michigan, United States (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, from 2002-11 until 2002-12)
mixed at:
Woodshed Studios (Michigan recording studio) in Oak Park, Michigan, United States (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
remixed at:
Woodshed Studios (Michigan recording studio) in Oak Park, Michigan, United States (from 2002-11 until 2002-12)
remix of:
Sometimes Like the Tide (November 2001 version) by Fordirelifesake (American melodic metalcore/post‐hardcore band)
5:19
8Never Isn’t Something for Everyone
recording engineer and mixer:
Tim Pak (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
producer:
Fordirelifesake (American melodic metalcore/post‐hardcore band) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21), Tim Pak (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21) and Justin Wexler (American musician and label executive) (from 2002-11 until 2002-12)
bass guitar:
David Wisbiski (American bassist) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
drums (drum set):
Justin Malek (American drummer) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
guitar:
Eric Kempa (American guitarist) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, in 2002-11) and Brian Southall (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, in 2002-11)
background vocals:
Brian Southall (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, in 2002-11)
lead vocals:
Matthew Wedge (American vocalist) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, in 2002-11)
remixer:
Tim Pak (from 2002-11 until 2002-12) and Justin Wexler (American musician and label executive) (from 2002-11 until 2002-12)
recorded at:
Woodshed Studios (Michigan recording studio) in Oak Park, Michigan, United States (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, from 2002-11 until 2002-12)
mixed at:
Woodshed Studios (Michigan recording studio) in Oak Park, Michigan, United States (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
remixed at:
Woodshed Studios (Michigan recording studio) in Oak Park, Michigan, United States (from 2002-11 until 2002-12)
remix of:
Never Isn’t Something for Everyone (November 2001 version) by Fordirelifesake (American melodic metalcore/post‐hardcore band)
3:27
9And Still We Try
recording engineer and mixer:
Tim Pak (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
producer:
Fordirelifesake (American melodic metalcore/post‐hardcore band) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21), Tim Pak (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21) and Justin Wexler (American musician and label executive) (from 2002-11 until 2002-12)
bass guitar:
David Wisbiski (American bassist) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
drums (drum set):
Justin Malek (American drummer) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
guitar:
Eric Kempa (American guitarist) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, in 2002-11) and Brian Southall (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, in 2002-11)
background vocals:
Brian Southall (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, in 2002-11) and Justin Wexler (American musician and label executive) (in 2002-11)
lead vocals:
Matthew Wedge (American vocalist) (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, in 2002-11)
remixer:
Tim Pak (from 2002-11 until 2002-12) and Justin Wexler (American musician and label executive) (from 2002-11 until 2002-12)
recorded at:
Woodshed Studios (Michigan recording studio) in Oak Park, Michigan, United States (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21, from 2002-11 until 2002-12)
mixed at:
Woodshed Studios (Michigan recording studio) in Oak Park, Michigan, United States (from 2001-11-16 until 2001-11-21)
remixed at:
Woodshed Studios (Michigan recording studio) in Oak Park, Michigan, United States (from 2002-11 until 2002-12)
remix of:
And Still We Try (November 2001 version) by Fordirelifesake (American melodic metalcore/post‐hardcore band)
4:27