Now You See Inside

Now You See Inside
Studio album by SR-71
Released	June 20, 2000
Genre	Pop punk,[1] pop rock[2]
Length	42:23
Label	RCA
Producer	David Bendeth Gil Norton John Shanks
SR-71 chronology
Now You See Inside (2000) Tomorrow (2002)

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic	[3]
PopMatters	Favorable[2]

Now You See Inside is the debut studio album by American rock band SR-71, with "Right Now" being its lone radio hit single. The title comes from a line in the bridge of "What a Mess".

Track listing

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
1.	"Politically Correct"	Mitch Allan	3:19
2.	"Right Now"	Allan Butch Walker	2:47
3.	"What a Mess"	Jeff Reid	3:42
4.	"Last Man on the Moon*"	Kevin Kadish	3:47
5.	"Empty Spaces"	John Shanks	4:28
6.	"Another Night Alone"	Allan Reid Mark Beauchemin	3:33
7.	"Alive"	Allan Beauchemin	4:12
8.	"Fame (What She's Wanting)"	Shanks	2:46
9.	"Go Away"	Allan	4:20
10.	"Non-Toxic"	Allan	4:04
11.	"Paul McCartney"	Dan Garvin	5:25

Japanese bonus tracks
No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
12.	"Right Now" (Acoustic)	Allan Walker	2:58
13.	"Last Excuse" (Demo version)	Allan	4:18
14.	"Right Now" (Enhanced video)	Allan Walker	3:10

• "Last Man on the Moon" is listed as "Last Moon on Monday" on some CD pressings.

Charting positions

Year	Chart	Position
2000	Billboard 200	81
	Billboard Heatseekers Chart	2

Single

Year	Single	Chart	Position
2000	"Right Now"	Billboard Modern Rock Tracks	2
		Billboard Hot 100	102
		Billboard Mainstream Rock Tracks	38
		Billboard Hot 100 Airplay	81
	"Politically Correct"	Billboard Modern Rock Tracks	22

Singles

• "Right Now"
• "Politically Correct"
• "Another Night Alone"

Personnel

SR-71

• Mitch Allan – vocals, guitars
• Dan Garvin – drums, percussion, backing vocals
• Jeff Reid – bass, keyboards, backing vocals
• Mark Beauchemin – guitars, keyboards, backing vocals

Additional personnel

• John Allen – backing vocals
• Kevin Kadish – backing vocals
• John Shanks – guitars
• Gil Norton – keyboards
• Mark Pythian – keyboards
• Patrick Warren – keyboards
• Rob Ladd – percussion
• Richard George – violin
• Chris Tombling – violin
• Audrey Riley – cello
• Richard Bissell – French horn

Non-performing personnel

• Engineered by: Graham Dominy, Brandon Mason, Bradley Cook
• Mixing by: Jack Joseph, Neal Avron
• Mastering by: Ted Jensen

References

1. Marshall, Bob (July 1, 2015). "41 Pop-Punk Albums All 2000s Kids Loved". BuzzFeed.
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