Drunk with You

Drunk with You
Studio album by Mistle Thrush
Released	February 2002
Genre	Alternative rock, Dream pop
Label	Ecstatic
Producer	Andrew Schneider Mistle Thrush
Mistle Thrush chronology
Super Refraction (1997) Drunk with You (2002)

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
The Boston Globe	(favorable)[1]
Splendid	(favorable) [2]
PopMatters	(favorable) [3]

Drunk with You is the third and final album by Boston's Mistle Thrush. It was released on the Los Angeles-based Ecstatic Records label (catalog #XTC 001) in 2002.^[4] In the 5-year interim between their previous album, Super Refraction, and this one, they lost their second guitarist and changed bassists.

Track listing

All songs written by Mistle Thrush

1. "Small" – 3:34
2. "3 Girls Walking" – 3:23
3. "Fanfare Spark" – 3:25
4. "Enginehead" – 2:51
5. "Heavy-Set John" – 3:10
6. "Lillies" – 5:26
7. "Give a Little Love" – 3:20
8. "Jody Stone" – 4:02
9. "Neil Diamond" – 2:58
10. "Drowning for William" – 4:30
11. "Birdmouth" – 6:46
12. "God's Enemies" – 4:13

Personnel

The band

• Todd Demma — Drums, percussion, loops, acoustic guitar ("Neil Diamond")
• Valerie Forgione — Vocals, keyboards, Theremin, acoustic guitar, Japanese watch
• Scott Patalano — Electric and acoustic guitar, keyboard ("Enginehead")
• Matt Klain — Bass guitar, trombone, jaw harp, acoustic guitar ("Drowning for William")

Production

• Andrew Schneider — Producer, mixing
• Mistle Thrush — Producer, additional engineering, overdubs, editing
• Matthew Klain — Additional engineering, overdubs, editing
• Bruce McFarlane — Engineer
• Colin Decker — Mastering
• Matthew Azevedo — Mastering assistance
• Bert Foster — Mastering assistance

Additional credits

• Basic tracking at Q Division Studios, December 1998–January 1999, June 2001
• Mixed at New Alliance Studios
• Mastered at M Works Mastering Studios
• Aaron Turner (for Hydra Head Industries) — Art, design

Source

• CD liner notes

References

1. The Boston Gllobe, December 28, 2001
2. Splendid review, March 29, 2002
3. PopMatterrs review, July 11, 2002
4. Steve Morse, "Mistle Thrush adds texture as band evolves", The Boston Globe, December 28, 2001, D16