Tracklist
Companies etc
- Distributed By – Edel Company
- Distributed By – EMV
- Distributed By – Phonag
- Distributed By – Edel Music S.A.
- Distributed By – Edel Italia
- Distributed By – Edelpitch AB
- Distributed By – K-Tel
- Distributed By – Edel UK
- Manufactured By – Optimal Media Production
- Phonographic Copyright (p) – Loop Dance Constructions GmbH
- Phonographic Copyright (p) – Edel Records GmbH
- Copyright (c) – Edel Records GmbH
- Published By – Loop Dance Constructions Musikverlag GmbH
- Published By – Hanseatic
- Recorded At – Loop D.C. Studio 1
Credits
- Composed By – Axel Coon, H.P. Baxxter, J.Thele*, Rick J.Jordan*
- Cover – Marc Schilkowski
- Management – Jens Thele
- Mixed By, Engineer – Rick J. Jordan
- Photography By – Frank-Lothar Lange
Notes
Recorded at Loop D.C. Studio 1, Hamburg, Germany.
Published by Loop Dance Constructions Musikverlag GmbH/Hanseatic.
℗ 1998 Loop Dance Constructions GmbH / "Edel" Records GmbH
© 1998 "Edel" Records GmbH
Made in Germany by Optimal.
Distribution: D: Edel Company, A: Emv, CH: Phonag, E: Edel Music S.A., I: Edel Italia, Scandinavia: Edelpitch AB, SF: Edelpitch/K-Tel, UK: Edel UK
Taken from the forthcoming album: 'No Time To Chill'
Other Versions (Showing 5 of 5) View All
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | ||
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| How Much Is The Fish? (CD, Single) | Club Tools, Loop Dance Constructions, Edel | edel0065655CLU | Germany | 1998 | ||
| How Much Is The Fish? (CD, Maxi) | Club Tools | edel0064855CLU | Germany | 1998 | ||
| How Much Is The Fish? (CD, Single) | Club Tools | edel0064905CLU | Germany | 1998 | ||
| How Much Is The Fish? (12", Promo, S/Sided, W/Lbl) | Not On Label (Scooter) | B812538-01 | Germany | 1998 | ||
| How Much Is The Fish? (12") | Club Tools | 0064970CLU | Germany | 1998 |
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Scooter - Endless Summer (CD, Maxi)
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Scooter - Hyper Hyper (CD, Maxi)
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Reviews & Discussion
Look past the title track and its usual combo of stupid vocals and unbearable stadium rave/euro dance cliches, and you'll find "Sputnik", a lush little thing with some soothing and floaty yet subtle chords. Yet another example that displays Scooter's will to make something different, as well as their habit of tucking the resulting experiments away nice and neatly as bonus tracks.
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