Nishinihon

~ Release by Nishinihon (see all versions of this release, 3 available)

Tracklist

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1Ah Dinnae Wan tae Do Owt, Ba Ah Still Wan Money
engineer:
Kotani Tetsuya (Japanese engineer) (in 1999)
executive producer:
Suhara Keizo (Keizo Suhara)
producer:
Nishinihon
electric guitar:
Kawabata Makoto (Japanese musician, cfr Acid Mothers Temple) (in 1999)
performer:
Ichiraku Yoshimitsu (Japanese experimental musician) (in 1999) and Tsuyama Atsushi (Atsushi Tsuyama, Japanese vocalist & multi-instrumentalist) (in 1999)
recorded at:
Omega Sound in Osaka (Osaka Prefecture), Japan (in 1999)
recording of:
なんもせんでも金欲しい (in 1999)
writer:
一楽儀光 (Japanese experimental musician), 河端一 (Kawabata Makoto, Japanese musician, cfr Acid Mothers Temple) and 津山篤 (Atsushi Tsuyama, Japanese vocalist & multi-instrumentalist)
8:18
2Hoos the Fuk That Et tha Rest o Man Schoo?
engineer:
Kotani Tetsuya (Japanese engineer) (in 1999)
executive producer:
Suhara Keizo (Keizo Suhara)
producer:
Nishinihon
electric guitar:
Kawabata Makoto (Japanese musician, cfr Acid Mothers Temple) (in 1999)
performer:
Ichiraku Yoshimitsu (Japanese experimental musician) (in 1999) and Tsuyama Atsushi (Atsushi Tsuyama, Japanese vocalist & multi-instrumentalist) (in 1999)
recorded at:
Omega Sound in Osaka (Osaka Prefecture), Japan (in 1999)
recording of:
俺の鍋の残り食う (Hoos the Fuk That et tha Rest o Man Schoo?) (in 1999)
writer:
津山篤 (Atsushi Tsuyama, Japanese vocalist & multi-instrumentalist)
6:42
3Super Station
engineer:
Kotani Tetsuya (Japanese engineer) (in 1999)
executive producer:
Suhara Keizo (Keizo Suhara)
producer:
Nishinihon
electric guitar:
Kawabata Makoto (Japanese musician, cfr Acid Mothers Temple) (in 1999)
performer:
Ichiraku Yoshimitsu (Japanese experimental musician) (in 1999) and Tsuyama Atsushi (Atsushi Tsuyama, Japanese vocalist & multi-instrumentalist) (in 1999)
recorded at:
Omega Sound in Osaka (Osaka Prefecture), Japan (in 1999)
recording of:
スーパー・ステーション (Super Station) (in 1999)
writer:
一楽儀光 (Japanese experimental musician), 河端一 (Kawabata Makoto, Japanese musician, cfr Acid Mothers Temple) and 津山篤 (Atsushi Tsuyama, Japanese vocalist & multi-instrumentalist)
5:13
4Ataraxia
engineer:
Kotani Tetsuya (Japanese engineer) (in 1999)
executive producer:
Suhara Keizo (Keizo Suhara)
producer:
Nishinihon
electric guitar:
Kawabata Makoto (Japanese musician, cfr Acid Mothers Temple) (in 1999)
performer:
Ichiraku Yoshimitsu (Japanese experimental musician) (in 1999) and Tsuyama Atsushi (Atsushi Tsuyama, Japanese vocalist & multi-instrumentalist) (in 1999)
recorded at:
Omega Sound in Osaka (Osaka Prefecture), Japan (in 1999)
recording of:
アタラクシア (in 1999)
writer:
一楽儀光 (Japanese experimental musician) and 津山篤 (Atsushi Tsuyama, Japanese vocalist & multi-instrumentalist)
6:35
5Let's Zeppelin'
engineer:
Kotani Tetsuya (Japanese engineer) (in 1999)
executive producer:
Suhara Keizo (Keizo Suhara)
producer:
Nishinihon
electric guitar:
Kawabata Makoto (Japanese musician, cfr Acid Mothers Temple) (in 1999)
performer:
Ichiraku Yoshimitsu (Japanese experimental musician) (in 1999) and Tsuyama Atsushi (Atsushi Tsuyama, Japanese vocalist & multi-instrumentalist) (in 1999)
recorded at:
Omega Sound in Osaka (Osaka Prefecture), Japan (in 1999)
recording of:
ゼップしようぜ (Let’s Zeppelin’) (in 1999)
writer:
河端一 (Kawabata Makoto, Japanese musician, cfr Acid Mothers Temple) and 津山篤 (Atsushi Tsuyama, Japanese vocalist & multi-instrumentalist)
4:27
6Uchida U-Ya
engineer:
Kotani Tetsuya (Japanese engineer) (in 1999)
executive producer:
Suhara Keizo (Keizo Suhara)
producer:
Nishinihon
electric guitar:
Kawabata Makoto (Japanese musician, cfr Acid Mothers Temple) (in 1999)
performer:
Ichiraku Yoshimitsu (Japanese experimental musician) (in 1999) and Tsuyama Atsushi (Atsushi Tsuyama, Japanese vocalist & multi-instrumentalist) (in 1999)
recorded at:
Omega Sound in Osaka (Osaka Prefecture), Japan (in 1999)
recording of:
内田裕也 (in 1999)
writer:
一楽儀光 (Japanese experimental musician), 河端一 (Kawabata Makoto, Japanese musician, cfr Acid Mothers Temple) and 津山篤 (Atsushi Tsuyama, Japanese vocalist & multi-instrumentalist)
10:02
7Constitution of the State of Western Japan, Article 14
engineer:
Kotani Tetsuya (Japanese engineer) (in 1999)
executive producer:
Suhara Keizo (Keizo Suhara)
producer:
Nishinihon
electric guitar:
Kawabata Makoto (Japanese musician, cfr Acid Mothers Temple) (in 1999)
performer:
Ichiraku Yoshimitsu (Japanese experimental musician) (in 1999) and Tsuyama Atsushi (Atsushi Tsuyama, Japanese vocalist & multi-instrumentalist) (in 1999)
recorded at:
Omega Sound in Osaka (Osaka Prefecture), Japan (in 1999)
recording of:
西日本国憲法第１４条 (Constitution of the State of Western Japan, Article 14) (in 1999)
writer:
一楽儀光 (Japanese experimental musician), 河端一 (Kawabata Makoto, Japanese musician, cfr Acid Mothers Temple) and 津山篤 (Atsushi Tsuyama, Japanese vocalist & multi-instrumentalist)
10:31
8Mystery-Dead Breaker
engineer:
Kotani Tetsuya (Japanese engineer) (in 1999)
executive producer:
Suhara Keizo (Keizo Suhara)
producer:
Nishinihon
electric guitar:
Kawabata Makoto (Japanese musician, cfr Acid Mothers Temple) (in 1999)
performer:
Ichiraku Yoshimitsu (Japanese experimental musician) (in 1999) and Tsuyama Atsushi (Atsushi Tsuyama, Japanese vocalist & multi-instrumentalist) (in 1999)
recorded at:
Omega Sound in Osaka (Osaka Prefecture), Japan (in 1999)
recording of:
ミステリーデッド・ブレイカー (Mystery-Dead Breaker) (in 1999)
writer:
一楽儀光 (Japanese experimental musician), 河端一 (Kawabata Makoto, Japanese musician, cfr Acid Mothers Temple) and 津山篤 (Atsushi Tsuyama, Japanese vocalist & multi-instrumentalist)
10:16