Notes and Trivia
- A song entitled After School Special begins at the 4:41 mark of the last track on the explicit version of the album.
- Since the song "No Stranger to Shame" ends at the 3:40 mark and "After School Special" starts at the 4:41 second mark, there is an entire 1:01 of silence.
- "Keep It Comin'" was used in the video games Project Gotham Racing and Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2, and for commercials for Six Flags Theme Parks.
- Mark McGrath of Sugar Ray provided background vocals on the title track.
- "Thunderhead Hawkins" refers to an alter-ego of country music singer Hank Williams, Jr., which the song is about.
- A remix of "To Think I Used to Love You" is featured on the CD soundtrack to the film Sweet Home Alabama.
- "Drift Away" features Dobie Gray, who previously had a major hit with the song, in a vocal duet.
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