Drill (album)

For other uses, see Drill (disambiguation).

Drill
Studio album by Drill
Released	March 5, 1996
Recorded	???
Genre	Alternative rock
Length	56:44
Label	A&M
Producer	Rick Kerr, Rick Wake
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Drill is the self-titled debut album by Drill, released on March 5, 1996.

Track listing

All tracks by Lucia Cifarelli & Dan Harnett except were noted

1. "Go to Hell" – 3:49
2. "Innuendo" – 3:18
3. "I Like You" (Cifarelli, John DeServio, Harnett) – 4:24
4. "Over and Out" – 4:48
5. "Wave of Change" – 5:05
6. "All He Wanted to Know" (Cifarelli, DeServio, Harnett) – 4:23
7. "You Suck" – 3:34
8. "Screamer" – 4:40
9. "What You Are" – 7:03
10. "Butterfly" (Cifarelli, Harnett, Timoleon Regusis) – 4:29
11. "Painted Pictures" – 4:41
12. "Could you care" – 6:30

Personnel

• Paul Alves – guitar
• David Barratt – project coordinator
• Rick Bieder – assistant engineer
• Bob Cadway – engineer
• Lucia Cifarelli – vocals
• John DeServio – bass
• Terence Dover – assistant engineer
• Dug – engineer, assistant engineer, mixing assistant
• Marcus Farny – drums
• John Genna – assistant engineer
• Amy Guip – cover design
• Dan Harnett – guitar
• Jeri Heiden – art direction
• Rick Kerr – producer, engineer, mixing
• Bob Ludwig – mastering
• Frank Okenfels – photography
• Sunja Park – design
• John Pisciotta – project coordinator
• Mark Russell – project coordinator
• Andy Tarr – assistant engineer, mixing Aassistant
• Rick Wake – executive producer
• Thomas R. Yezzi – engineer
• Jayne Young – project coordinator

Music videos and singles

Released in 1995, the album's two radio singles Go to Hell and Innuendo both had music videos. Both videos were produced by Rick Kerr. Only Go to Hell got a physical single release, and that disc's tracks includes live versions of the unreleased Wave of Changes and the released In and Out and the single release only track Getaway.

Though not released as a single, What You Are was featured on the soundtrack to the film Empire Records.