Blues" – 1:08 "Milky Teeth" – 2:52 "Sweet Sweet Man Pt 2" – 1:05 "Jism" – 6:03 "Piano Song" – 2:40 "Tie-Dye" – 4:00 "Raindrops" – 6:15 "Pt 3" – 1:44 "Her" – 3:29 "Tea Stain" – 2:07 "Drunk Tank" – 4:44 "Paco de Renaldo's Dream" – 4:22 "The Not Knowing" – 4:58 Note: "Fruitless" was included as a bonus track on the vinyl version of the album only, as the album's second track between "Nectar" and "Tyed". The title is shown as struck out on the CD track listing. 2004 remaster The 2004 remaster contains two discs. The first is a remastered version of the original CD version of the album. The bonus disc contains "Tindersticks Demos" as listed below: "The Sorrow the Joy Brings" – 4:04 "Fruitless" – 2:02 "Whiskey & Water" – 5:39 "For Those ..." – 3:58 "Blood" – 4:49 "City Sickness" – 4:14 "Patchwork" – 4:23 "Raindrops" – 5:38 "Piano Song" – 4:46 "A Sweet Sweet Man" – 4:51 "Visiting" – 5:25 "Drunk Tank" – 5:41 Personnel Tindersticks Stuart Staples – vocals, guitar David Boulter – keyboards Neil Fraser – guitar Dickon Hinchliffe – violin Mark Colwill – bass guitar Alistair Macaulay – drums, vibraphone Additional personnel Terry Edwards – trumpet, soprano saxophone on "The Not Knowing" Martin Harman – oboe on "The Not Knowing" Rosie Lindsell – bassoon on "The Not Knowing" Ian Bishop – clarinet on "The Not Knowing" Production Producers: Ian Caple, Tindersticks Engineer: Ian Caple Arranger: Tindersticks Sleeve design: Tindersticks Review quotes "The First Tindersticks Album draws inspiration from the playful narrative style of producer Lee Hazlewood (Duane Eddy, Nancy Sinatra), the Cinemascope orchestrations of John Barry and the twilight-zone claustrophobia of Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds." – Rolling Stone"... Press superlatives, record company support, and the highly individual style of British indie rock sextet Tindersticks have ignited a fire of interest that looks likely to cross the Atlantic". – Billboard"... it's the feel of rain-wet cobblestones and French cigarettes that immediately define Tindersticks' debut." – Raygun"... the band's delicately paced songs are woven around piano or organ beds, or gracefully sculpted guitar lines. Sitting in the middle, like a rich chocolate center, are the sultry vocals of Stuart Staples ..." – CMJ"... Tindersticks is sprawling, ambitious, faltering, brilliant, romantic, spontaneous, spooky, flawed and delightful. About f**king time." – Melody Maker, Album of the year "... How truly refreshing it