Credits
- Design [Cover] – Kim Hiorthøy
- Mastered By – Chris Sansom
- Mixed By [Final Mix] – Knut Sævik
- Written-By, Recorded By, Arranged By, Performer, Mixed By – Hans-Peter Lindstrøm*
Notes
Cat# STS153CD is found on the spine, cat# STS153 is found on the last page in the booklet.
Written, recorded, arranged, performed & mixed at Feedelity Studios / LHA Studio in Oslo, Norway
Final mix at Krise Studio, Oslo.
Mastered at Engine Ears in Oslo.
Thanks to Knut Sævik, Vegard Waske, Rune Nordhaug, Trond Tornes, Alex Lindblad, Kim Hiorthøy, Chris Sansom, Jonas Holst, Prins Thomas, Lin, Leo & Julian.
Special thanks to Joakim Haugland!
All tracks published by Feedelity Music Publishing / Sony ATV Publishing Scandinavia
Utgitt med støtte fra Fond For Lyd Og Bilde og Fond For Utøvende Kunstnere
Manufactured by Optimal Media Production
(C)&(P) 2008 Feedelity Records / Smalltown Supersound.
All Rights Reserved
Other Versions (Showing 5 of 5) View All
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Where You Go I Go Too (CD, Album, Promo) | Smalltown Supersound | STS153CD | Norway | 2008 | ||
| Where You Go I Go Too (Bonus Track Version) (File, AAC, Album, 256) | Feedelity | none | Norway | 2008 | ||
| Where You Go I Go Too (2x12", Album) | Smalltown Supersound | STS153 | Norway | 2008 | ||
| Where You Go I Go Too (CDr, Album, Promo) | Sony / ATV Music Publishing | none | Scandinavia | 2008 | ||
| Where You Go I Go Too (2xCD, Album, Spe) | Smalltown Supersound | STS153CDX | Norway | 2008 |
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Reviews & Discussion
"Where Georgio goes so does Lindstrøm". At the end of a decade artists either break off and start building on new ground (as punk did in the 70's, and acid house in the 80's) or turn out a more polished version of the sound du jour. This album falls in the latter category. It is nice enough, three solid tracks of slowly evolving italo grooves, but there is nothing here that stands out in a crowded genre. At the end of the album I felt like I had been listening to a product demo for Native Instruments FM8. Next time I think you should go somewhere no-one has been before Lindstrøm.
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