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The track "Amethyst" is taken from the band's debut EP, They Liked You Better When You Were Dead, in which it was track five. There was a hidden track directly after it titled "Hazy Eyes". The version of "Amethyst" on this album is the version from the EP with "Hazy Eyes" also included end of the track. It is not known if this was an error or if this was in fact meant to be on the track listing.
The album also features an enhanced section with various videos featuring backstage footage, music video's and a video of the band answering questions asked by the fans.
The digital download version of the album has a slightly different track order, where track 4 is replaced, instead of "Amethyst", "Flotation Therapy" appears which was a b-side to "Floods".
The band's drummer Omar Abidi has seen claimed that the release was a decision on the part of Gut Records, as a way of getting "ever last drop of money out of us" before the band went independent; he argued that he felt that, after only two albums, it seemed arrogant for the band to be releasing such a collection. http://www.spoonfed.co.uk/spooners/simon827-4248/fightstar-interview-1117/
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