set was Deathwish's DWI47, and the separate vinyl was cataloged as DWLIMITED04. Song history Studio recordings of the live tracks "For You" and "Homesong" were originally released on the Unloved and Weeded Out 7" EP in 1995. The full length compilation version of Unloved and Weeded Out was later released in 2002 through Deathwish and also featured these two songs. The studio recording of "Antithesis" could originally be found on Converge's debut album Halo in a Haystack in 1994, and later on the compilation album Caring and Killing released in 1997. The song "Dead" was rerecorded from the version on Caring and Killing, which was recorded in 1994/1995. The original version of "Love As Arson" was released on When Forever Comes Crashing in 1998. Tracks nine through eleven - "For You", "Antithesis" and "Homesong" - were recorded live during a performance on radio station WJUL, run by college students at UMass Lowell. A notable moment on the live track "Homesong" is when a band member breaks a guitar string and pauses the song, and bleeding singer Jacob Bannon claims to have "hit my head on a mic stand" and that it will "make us look punk." The original CD release on Ferret Music features "Homesong" as a hidden/untitled song following "Antithesis". Reception Allmusic critic Blake Butler wrote: "Converge can break multiple bones throughout the body with sound alone, assaulting with beautiful metal riffs, throat-ripping screams, and aggressive smashing percussion." Track listings Personnel Converge Jacob Bannon – vocals Kurt Ballou – guitar, backing vocals, bass guitar (track 1) Aaron Dalbec – guitar (tracks 2, 3, 5, 7, 9–11) Jeff Feinburg – bass guitar Stephen Brodsky – bass guitar (track 12) Damon Bellorado – drums Original production Brian McTernan – producer, engineer, mixing Mike West – engineer Original artwork and design Jacob Bannon – artwork, design Mark Lickosky – photography, video stills Patrick Santini – photography Aaron Turner – artwork, paintings Erik Zimmerman – photography Recording history Tracks 1–5 recorded by Brian McTernan at Salad Days studio in October 1995 Tracks 6–8 recorded by Mike West at West Sound in February 1996 Tracks 9–11 recorded live on the air at WJUL in August 1995 Track 12 recorded by Jim Siegel at The Outpost in May 1997 Remaster production (tracks 1–8, 12) Kurt Ballou – mixing at GodCity Studios in July 2004 Mike Poorman – assistant mix engineering Alan Douches – mastering at