Songs Cut From The Album
Songs that were recorded during the sessions, but weren't included on the final cut:
- "JTR" - Previously recorded during the Lillywhite Sessions
- "Sweet Up and Down" - Previously recorded during the Lillywhite Sessions
- "Monkey Man" - Previously recorded during the Lillywhite Sessions
- "Counting the Stars" – An early version of a song that merged with another piece of music to become "You Never Know"
- "Save Me" - Later re-recorded for Dave Matthews' Some Devil
- "Gravedigger" - Came out of a mini-jam the band tried and aborted. Later re-recorded for Dave Matthews' Some Devil
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