Happily Ever After (Rose Chronicles album)

Happily Ever After
Studio album by Rose Chronicles
Released	29 October 1996
Genre	Rock
Length	62:23
Label	Nettwerk Records
Producer	Kevin Hamilton, Vincent Jones & Rose Chronicles
Rose Chronicles chronology

Happily Ever After was the last album by Canadian rock act Rose Chronicles. It was released in 1996 by Nettwerk Records.

Track listing

All songs written by Cochrane/Maranda/Thirsk/Van Der Woerd.

"Bruise" (3:43)
"Vicious Thorn" (3:27)
"Blood Red" (4:51)
"Voice in Jail" (4:34)
"Breath Is a Dagger" (3:31)
"Torn" (5:12)
"Ornament" (5:26)
"Acquiesce" (5:33)
"Heaven Tide" (6:35)
"Thrown to the Sand" (2:52)
"Krayon" (3:55)
"Spill" (5:15)
"Lovely Psycho" (7:29)

Personnel

Rose Chronicles

Richard Maranda - Guitars
Judd Cochrane - Bass
Steve van der Woerd - Drums and Percussion
Kristy Thirsk - Voice and Words

Guests

Trevor Grant - Drums on "Krayon"
Howard Redekop - Bass on "Krayon"

Production

Produced by Kevin Hamilton, Vincent Jones and Rose Chronicles.
Engineered by Kevin Hamilton.
Mixed by Kevin Hamilton, Mike Plotnikoff and Greg Reely.
Mastered by George Marino.
Design by John Rummen.
Photography by Adina Shore.

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