with similar views, David Edwards of Drowned in Sound rated the reissue ten out of ten, and opined that "although Dog Man Star arguably contains more individually brilliant moments, there is a serious case for referring to their 1993 debut as overall, being their most complete realisation." Many of the artists who have cited the band as an influence have spoken directly of how the band's first album was an influence. Notable artists are Kate Jackson of English indie rock band The Long Blondes, and American indie rock band Drowners, who took their name from Suede's single of the same name. Accolades (*) designates unordered lists. Track listing 2011 remastered and expanded version Personnel Suede Bernard Butler – guitar, piano Brett Anderson – vocals Mat Osman – bass guitar Simon Gilbert – drums Additional musicians Phil Overhead – percussion Simon Clarke – baritone saxophone, tenor saxophone Ed Buller – keyboards, synthesiser Trevor Burley – cello Lynne Baker – viola Caroline Barnes – violin Shelley Van Loen – violin John Buller – string arrangement on "Sleeping Pills" Suzanne Bramson – session co-ordination Technical Ed Buller – production, engineering Gary Stout – assistance Design Tee Corinne – photography Pennie Smith – portraits Pat Pope – portraits Peter Barrett – sleeve design Andrew Biscomb – sleeve design Charts and certifications Original album weekly charts Certifications References Bibliography Barnett, David. Love and Poison. Carlton Publishing Group, 2003. Smith, Richard. Seduced and Abandoned: Essays on Gay Men and Popular Music. Cassell, 1995. Wise, Nick. Suede: The Illustrated Biography. Omnibus Press, 1998. External links 1993 debut albums Albums produced by Ed Buller Mercury Prize-winning albums Suede (band) albums