that their "multi-decade larceny is more decisive and inventive than anything the Coral have unleashed". Gigwise Vicky Roberts reasoned that it was "more likely that the ‘Liverpool scene’, and the farrago which surrounded it like a billow of class c smoke, is actually to blame" for the comparisons. Stephen Ackroyd of DIY dismissed the Coral comparison, saying that despite sharing the same record label and hometown, the similarities ended there. He said that the Zutons were "twice as vital as Skelley and co, and that's one hell of a claim", adding that they were "much darker than any of their contemporaries". musicOMH contributor John Murphy agreed, saying that there was "more discipline exerted here, with no reliance on the so-called 'wacky' pot-head humour that The Coral sometimes get too involved with". Who Killed...... The Zutons charted at number six in the UK, where it would be certified double platinum by the British Phonographic Industry in 2013. It also peaked at number five in Scotland, number 31 in Ireland, number 34 on the Heatseekers Albums chart in the US and number 122 in France. It had been nominated for the Mercury Prize, though ultimately lost; it is included in the book 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die. Track listing All songs written by Dave McCabe and the Zutons, except "Railroad" by McCabe, Sean Payne and the Zutons. "Zuton Fever" – 3:08 "Pressure Point" – 3:16 "You Will You Won't" – 2:54 "Confusion" – 3:32 "Havana Gang Brawl" – 4:30 "Railroad" – 3:39 "Long Time Coming" – 2:20 "Nightmare Part II" – 3:00 "Not a Lot to Do" – 3:47 "Remember Me" – 3:20 "Dirty Dancehall" – 4:09 "Moons and Horror Shows" – 2:38 UK reissue / US edition bonus track "Don't Ever Think (Too Much)" – 2:42 Personnel Personnel per booklet. The Zutons Dave McCabe – vocals, guitar Boyan Chowdhury – guitar Russell Pritchard – bass guitar Sean Payne – drums Abi Harding – saxophone Additional musicians Prabjote Osahn – arranger, strings Stella Page – strings Amanda Drummond – strings Isabelle Dunn – strings Production and design Ian Broudie – producer (all except "Don't Ever Think (Too Much)") Liam Watson – producer ("Don't Ever Think (Too Much)"), engineer ("Don't Ever Think (Too Much)") Jon Gray – engineer (all except "Don't Ever Think (Too Much)") Ted Jensen – mastering (all except "Don't Ever Think (Too Much)") Noel Summerville – mastering