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'Yesterday's Flame' (Insects Remix) – 4:48 (B-side to 'Do You Ever Wonder').'Should I Feel That It’s Over (Live October 2002)' – 4:01 (B-side to 'More').'If You Don’t Come Back to Me' (Live October 2002) – 4:43 (B-side to 'More').'Nobody's Darling' – 3:39 (B-side to 'Should I Feel That It's Over').'Tongue Tied' – 3:15 (B-side to 'Should I Feel That It's Over').Stuart Gordon – string arrangement (track: 11).Simon Hale – string arrangement (tracks: 2, 3, 8, 9).Eg White – piano, drum programming (track: 6).Damon Reece – percussion (tracks: 6, 7).Alex Swift – drum programming (track: 6).Pete Glenister – guitar, keyboards (track: 5).

John Baggott – harpsichord (tracks: 4, 9), piano, keyboards, drum programming (tracks: 6, 7, 9, 11).

David Ballard – drums, percussion (tracks: 1, 5–7, 10–11).

Bob Locke – bass, keyboards, percussion, vibes, drum programming (tracks: 1, 4–7, 9–11), vocals (track: 10).

Tim Norfolk – guitar, lap steel, keyboards, percussion, drum programming (tracks: 1, 3–7, 9–11).

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'Should I Feel That It's Over (Live October 2002)' 'If You Don't Come Back to Me (Live October 2002)' Gray, David Ballard, Grant Clarke, John Lewis Between the intricately crafted songs, the ornate production, and Moyet's soulful voice, this is arguably her most fully realized and cohesive work.' Track listing No. Production by the Insects adds a torchy, dreamy quality to these tunes. It's that rare album that stands above pedantic industry scrutiny, instead pulling you into a dreamlike study of the truth and beauty that reside in the difficult spaces between ourselves and others.' Hal Horowitz of AllMusic noted: 'Moyet's fifth album is a posh, lavish, elegant affair that shows she's lost none of her chops throughout the long layoff. The Orlando Weekly wrote: ' Hometime is a soaring reminder of the potency of music itself.