Static Prevails
LP by Jimmy Eat World
Released	July 23, 1996
Recorded	?
Genre	Emo/Punk Rock
Length	51:33
Label	Capitol Records
Producer(s)	Mark Trombino/Wes Kidd/Jimmy Eat World
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Jimmy Eat World chronology
Jimmy Eat World (1994)	Static Prevails (1996)	Clarity (1999)

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Track listing

1. Thinking, That's All (2.52)
2. Rockstar (3.48)
3. Claire (3.40)
4. Call It In The Air (3.01)
5. Seventeen (3.34)
6. Episode IV (4.29)
7. Digits (7.29)
8. Caveman (4.35)
9. World Is Static (3.57)
10. In The Same Room (4.57)
11. Robot Factory (3.59)
12. Anderson Mesa (5.14)

Writing Credits

All songs written by Jimmy Eat World Jimmy Eat World is an American rock group from Mesa, Arizona, formed in 1993. ...

Personnel

• Tom Linton - Guitar, vocals
• Jim Adkins - Guitar, vocals, additional photography
• Zach Lind - Drums, accordion, caonertina
• Rick Burch - Bass
• Eric Richter - Additional vocals
• Sarah Pont - Violin
• Mark Trombino - Production, moog, engineering, mixing
• Wes Kidd - Production, acoustic guitar (on Claire)
• Tom Rothrock - Engineering, mixing
• Rob Schnapf - Engineering, mixing
• Billy Bowers - Engineering assistant
• Jeff Sheehan - Engineering assistant
• Peter Doell - Engineering assistant
• Billy Smith - Engineering assistant
• Steve Genewick - Engineering assistant
• Cappy Japngie - Engineering assistant
• Larry Elyea - Pre-production engineering
• Stephen Marcussen - Mastering
• Craig Aaronson - Executive producer
• Paul Drake - Cover and band photography
• Andy Mueller - Additional photography