Other People's Problems

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Other People's Problems
Studio album by The Upper Room
Released	29 May 2006
Recorded	2006
Genre	Indie rock
Length	41:09
Label	Sony BMG
Producer	Paul Schroeder

Other People's Problems is the first and only album by The Upper Room. It was released in the United Kingdom on 29 May 2006.

The album art, an image of the United Kingdom made up of green dots, was based on a survey taken of O2 customers. The size of the green dots indicates the percentage of people who have a garden in each area, and the shade represents the percentage of seasonal affective disorder sufferers in each area.

The tracks "All Over This Town" and "Black and White" were released as singles. "All Over This Town" reached number 38 in the UK singles chart, and "Black and White" reached 22.^[1]