Divine Discontent
Album by Sixpence None the Richer
Released	October 29, 2002
Recorded	???
Genre	Rock
Length	55 min 11 sec
Label	Reprise/Squint Entertainment
Producers	Rob Cavallo, Paul Fox
Professional reviews
AMG	4.5/5	link
Sixpence None the Richer Chronology
Sixpence None the Richer (1997)	Divine Discontent (2002)	—

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Track listing

1. "Breathe Your Name" (Matt Slocum) - 3:56
2. "Tonight" (Slocum) - 3:52
3. "Down and Out of Time" (Leigh Nash, Slocum) - 3:28
4. "Don't Dream It's Over" (Neil Finn) - 4:03
5. "Waiting on the Sun" (Aniello, Wade) - 2:54
6. "Still Burning" (Kelly, Slocum) - 4:02
7. "Melody of You" (Slocum) - 4:50
8. "Paralyzed" (Slocum) - 3:54
9. "I've Been Waiting" (Slocum) - 4:19
10. "Eyes Wide Open" (Nash) - 3:28
11. "Dizzy" (Slocum) - 6:36
12. "Tension Is a Passing Note" (Slocum) - 3:30
13. "A Million Parachutes" (Ashworth, Slocum) - 6:19

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Personnel

• Monisa Phillips Angel - viola
• Dale Baker - percussion, drums
• Bob Becker - viola
• Denyse Buffum - viola
• Eve Butler - violin
• Justin Cary - bass
• John Catchings - cello
• Larry Corbett - cello
• David Davidson - violin
• Mario de Leon - violin
• Joel Derouin - violin
• Bruce Dukov - violin, concert master
• Suzie Katayama - cello
• Sean Kelly - acoustic guitar, electric guitar, hi string guitar
• Peter Kent - violin
• Anthony LaMarchina - cello
• Jacob Lawson - violin
• Brian Leonard - violin
• Jerry Dale McFadden - piano, Hammond organ, mellotron
• Rob Mitchell - percussion, drums
• Jamie Muhoberac - keyboard
• Leigh Nash - vocals
• Van Dyke Parks - leader
• Bob Peterson - violin
• Tim Pierce - guitar
• Rachel Purkin - violin
• Carl Rabinowitz - cello
• Pamela Sixfin - violin
• Matt Slocum - acoustic guitar, cello, electric guitar, keyboard, vibraphone, e-bow
• Dan Smith - cello
• Rudy Stein - cello
• Rick Todd - french horn
• Kris Wilkinson - leader, viola
• Evan Wilson - viola
• John Wittenberg - violin

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Production

• Producers: Rob Cavallo, Paul Fox
• Engineers: Marc Chevalier, Doug McKean, Allen Sides, Jeff Tomei
• Mixing: Tom Lord-Alge
• Mastering: Stephen Marcussen, Bob Vosgien
• Editing: Bill Appleberry, Jeff Tomei, Luke Wooten
• Digital editing: Louie Teran, Stewart Whitmore
• Assistants: Greg Fogie, Femio Hernández, Jenny Knotts
• Production coordination: Cheryl Jenets
• Programming: Carmen Rizzo
• String arrangements: Van Dyke Parks, Kris Wilkinson
• Orchestration: Paul Fox
• Contractor: Suzie Katayama
• Art direction: Paul McMenamin
• Design: Paul McMenamin
• Paintings: Darren Waterston
• Photography: Matthew Welch

Charts

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