particularly on the track "How Many Worlds": "There's just enough voice in there to make you hear it as a song, making it a bluff, a deceit." The final track on the album, "Bone Bomb", was inspired by a newspaper story about a Palestinian girl who becomes a suicide bomber. The title refers to a point made by an Israeli doctor that when a suicide bomber detonates, the bomber's bones become shrapnel, adding to the destruction. Track listing All songs written and composed by Brian Eno, except where noted. "This" – 3:33 "And Then So Clear" – 5:49 "A Long Way Down" – 2:40 "Going Unconscious" – 4:22 "Caught Between" (co-lyrics by Danny Hillis and Eck Ogilvie-Grant) – 4:25 "Passing Over" – 4:25 "How Many Worlds" (co-lyrics by Michel Faber) – 4:47 "Bottomliners" – 3:59 "Just Another Day" (additional music composed by Peter Schwalm) – 4:21 "Under" – 5:19 "Bone Bomb" – 3:09 "The Demon of the Mines" (Japan only bonus track) – 4:40 Notes track 7 published by Opal Music, London (PRS) [in N. America & Canada by Upala Music Inc (BMI)], 2005. tracks 8 & 9 published by Opal Music, London (PRS) [in N. America & Canada by Upala Music Inc (BMI)] and Editions Outshine / BMG-UFA, 2005. Brian Eno appears courtesy of Opal Ltd. Personnel Vocals, multiple instruments – Brian Eno Keyboards – Jon Hopkins Guitar – Leo Abrahams, Steve Jones Violin – Duchess Nell Catchpole Piano, Synthesizer – Peter Schwalm Drums – Willie Green, Peter Schwalm Loops – Brad Laner, Brian Eno, Peter Schwalm Effects [Occasional Signals] – Dino Effects [Splutters] – Barry Andrews Spoken vocals – Inge Zalaliene (track 4), Aylie Cooke (track 11) Mastering – Simon Heyworth Artwork by [Design & Layout] – Sarah Vermeersch Photography [Back] – Qin Siyuan Photography [Front], Artwork By [Cover Design] – Brian Eno Charts References External links SoundOnSound article Mix article Album's Russian release Brian Eno albums 2005 albums Albums produced by Brian Eno Hannibal Records albums