in the lyrics of "Negative") The Schizoid Man refers to an episode title of The Prisoner Paint It Black by Geoffrey Giuliano (a book on the death of Rolling Stones guitarist Brian Jones, an important influence on Dominic Chad) The inlay booklet includes enlarged images of the piles of books from the cover, making it easier to read the authors and titles. Release Six was released in September 1998, it débuted at #6 on the UK Albums Chart. The album spawned four singles, each one was altered for single release. The alterations ranged from subtle to dramatic. The first single "Legacy" and the third single "Negative" were given slight trims. Conversely, "Being a Girl" was literally cut in half with the opening two-minute section labelled 'Part One' and released as a single. The title track was completely re-recorded with producer Arthur Baker and released in the winter of 1999. "Legacy" was the most successful single and reached the top ten on the UK Singles Chart. "Being a Girl (Part One)" and "Six" made the top twenty, while "Negative" peaked at #27. Track listing US track listing The US release of Six restructured the track listing considerably at the behest of Epic Records. The chapters and interlude were removed and the running order was rearranged with "Legacy" and "Shotgun" swapped. More significant was the omission of "Inverse Midas" and "Witness to a Murder (Part Two)" both of which were composed by Dominic Chad. The full eight-minute recording of the title track is substituted by the Arthur Baker re-recording. Small edits appear throughout the remaining track listing: the opening guitar from "Legacy", the feedback from the opening of "Negative" and the removal of silence from the end of "Cancer". Personnel Mansun Paul Draper – lead vocals, rhythm guitar Dominic Chad – lead guitar, backing vocals, piano, harpsichord Stove King – bass Andie Rathbone – drums, percussion Tom Baker on track 9 spoken word Backing Vocals by female opera singer? Production Paul Draper – producer Mark 'Spike' Stent – co-producer Mike Hunter – engineer, additional production Paul Walton – engineer Jan Kybeert – Pro Tools Matthew Vaughn – Pro Tools on "Legacy" Pennie Smith – band photography B-sides Chart positions References External links Six at YouTube (streamed copy where licensed) 1998 albums Mansun albums Parlophone albums Progressive rock albums by English artists Art rock albums by English artists Progressive pop albums