the record as "dull". Upon its international release by Roadrunner Records in 2002, Curb registered at number 182 on the US Billboard 200. The album also entered the UK Albums Chart at number 185, peaked at number 24 on the UK Rock & Metal Albums Chart, reached number 79 on the German Albums Chart, and reached number 72 on the Swiss Albums Chart. Despite not charting in the band's home country, Curb was certified gold by Music Canada in 2010 for sales of 50,000 units, and in 2015 was certified silver by the British Phonographic Industry for sales in the UK of 60,000 units. Track listing Previously appeared on the Hesher EP (1996) Re-recorded song from Hesher Re-recorded as "Just For" on Silver Side Up (2001) Personnel Nickelback Chad Kroeger – vocals, lead guitar Ryan Peake – rhythm guitar, backing vocals Mike Kroeger – bass Brandon Kroeger – drums Guest musicians Boyd Grealy – drums on "Curb" Ariel Watson – cello on "Curb" Production (original 1996 release) Larry Anschell – production, engineering, mixing, mastering Jeff Boyd – production and engineering on "Fly" and "Window Shopper" George Leger – mastering Steve Boyd – cover artwork Pete Digiboy – interior and rear cover artwork 2002 reissue George Marino – mastering Lynda Kusnetz – creative director Mr. Scott – package design, photography Daniel Moss – rear cover photography Charts Weekly charts Year-end charts Certifications Appearances The song "Fly" was featured in the movies Horsey and Barnone in 1997; the songs "Curb", "Detangler" and "Little Friend" were also featured in the latter. The song "Left" was featured in the Highlander: The Raven episode "War and Peace" in 1999. Notes 1. Song originally named "Windowshopper" on Hesher. References External links 1996 debut albums Nickelback albums Grunge albums