Sing Gangellah by Eiterschlangen
Beware:
Selected dada vocal based tracks played by hands and mouth
can be entertaining - some could see it as cartoonish...
- done with a 4-track recorder (1986 - 1992)
Tracklist
| 1. | Korinthenwaltz | 2:12 |
| 2. | Sing Gangellah | 2:01 |
| 3. | Banneoh Sleppäh! | 1:39 |
| 4. | Absurd prayers | 3:09 |
Credits
released November 12, 2020
Used instruments:
Korg MS-10, Voices, Concert guitar, Some old drum computer, EchoHarp, E-Guitar-Bass, StringKeyboard
Remastered
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other projects:
sonicensemble.bandcamp.com
thomasliebe.bandcamp.com
thomekk.bandcamp.com
kallweit.bandcamp.com
paprikatown.bandcamp.com
greenbeta.bandcamp.com
fahrscheingefahr.bandcamp.com
poundaalsmund.bandcamp.com
license
all rights reserved
Used instruments:
Korg MS-10, Voices, Concert guitar, Some old drum computer, EchoHarp, E-Guitar-Bass, StringKeyboard
Remastered
_________
other projects:
sonicensemble.bandcamp.com
thomasliebe.bandcamp.com
thomekk.bandcamp.com
kallweit.bandcamp.com
paprikatown.bandcamp.com
greenbeta.bandcamp.com
fahrscheingefahr.bandcamp.com
poundaalsmund.bandcamp.com
license
all rights reserved
License
All rights reserved.Tags
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