Sound and Art Work
- Digitally recorded and mixed at Jankowski Tonstudio, Esslingen, Germany, July 8–9, 2002
- Engineered by Peter Hardt
- Digital re-mixing and mastering at Bauer Studios, Ludwigsburg, Germany, January 30–31, 2003
- Engineered by Adrian von Ripka with Stefan Winter
- Art and photography by Andy Goldsworthy
- Prints by Peter Postel
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