too country for the album. "Alert Status Red", "In Love With A Bad Idea", and "Buffalo Seven" were all added after the initial recording session for the album. This was done at the suggestion of the record label, who were concerned that the record lacked any marketable singles. Known b-sides for White Light Rock & Roll Review include "Dusk" and "Can't Get Shot in the Back (If You Don't Run)". The former was recorded during the early hours of the morning at the Warehouse Studios in Vancouver on an old piano after initial recording sessions for the album were complete. It was eventually offered for purchase via Puretracks, to coincide with the release of the album's first single, "Alert Status Red". A demo for "Can't Get Shot in the Back (If You Don't Run)" was recorded after the record had been mixed and was streamed on Good's website. The song was later re-recorded properly in a studio for the Hospital Music sessions and offered as a free download for matthewgood.org community members. Personnel Matthew Good - vocals, guitar, art direction Christian Thor Valdson - guitar Pat Steward - drums, percussion Rich Priske - bass guitar Warne Livesey - Producer, engineer, mixer Scott Ternan - Assistant engineer Joel Livesey - Assistant engineer Zach Blackstone - Assistant engineer Kirk McNally - Assistant engineer Garnet Armstrong - Album design Ivan Otis - Photography Liza Visagie - Cover art (Second Beach Three and Second Beach Four) Mastered by Tim Young at Metropolis, London, UK Controversy Alert Status Red is a song about terrorism and violence. The title of the song alludes to the United States terrorist warning system. The video for this single was released on June 1, 2004, on Matthew Good's website. Matthew Good did not direct this video, and after complaints, he took it down, because in addition to footage shot at Centennial School in Coquitlam, British Columbia, it also contained brief flashes of footage from the Columbine High School massacre. After thinking on the matter for a while, Good put the video back on his website, with these comments: "We are members of a violent society. We sell the world the majority of its weaponry; we are the foremost purveyors of nuclear weapons, chemical and biological weapons, and military hardware. And yet we love nothing more than to point the finger at others and claim that they are the cause of