Moe!kestra! – Knormalities V.2 Exclamatories!

Alboth! - Knormalities V.2 Exclamatories! album cover

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Label:	Dephine Knormal Musik – DKM05, Amanita – AMAKN02
Series:	Knormalities – V.2
Format:	Vinyl, 7", 33 ⅓ RPM, Compilation, Limited Edition, Numbered, Grey
Country:	US
Released:	2000
Genre:	Rock
Style:	Avantgarde, Symphonic Rock

Tracklist

A1	Alboth!–	Kirkpinar Guitar, Computer – Tito (10) Mastered By – Loop-o Mixed By – Alboth!, Alex Buess Music By – Alboth! Percussion, Vibraphone – Wertmuller* Producer [Produced By] – Alboth!, Alex Buess Voice – Lieder Voice [Female Voice] – Kim Kaveller	6:35
B1	Nels Cline–	Food Dries On! (For Mynka) Guitar, Other [Metal‰ Micro-Jammer] – Nels Cline Recorded By, Mixed By – Wayne Peet Voice [Phone Voice] – Carla Bozulich	2:11
B2	Moe!kestra!–	Godgloeiendeteringklootzak Arranged By – Moe! Staiano Bass, Other [Breaths] – Dennis Fritts, Peter Conheim Cello [Cello-Thing], Other [Breaths] – Daniel W. Rathbun* Conductor [Conducting], Other [Paper Ripping], Other [Breaths] – Moe! Staiano Drums, Other [Breaths] – Ches Smith, Frank Grau, Thomas Scandura Guitar, Other [Breaths] – Brian Hall (8), Dren McDonald, John Shiurba, Myles Boisen, Steve Gigante Recorded By [Assistant] – Myles Boisen Recorded By [Recording], Wood Block [(Inaudible) Blocks], Other [Breaths] – Karen Stackpole Saxophone, Other [Breaths] – Aaron Bennett (2), David Slusser Violin, Other [Breaths] – Gene Jun Written-By [OriginallyWritten & Performed By] – The Ex Arranged By – Moe! Staiano Bass, Other [Breaths] – Dennis Fritts, Peter Conheim Cello [Cello-Thing], Other [Breaths] – Daniel W. Rathbun* Conductor [Conducting], Other [Paper Ripping], Other [Breaths] – Moe! Staiano Drums, Other [Breaths] – Ches Smith, Frank Grau, Thomas Scandura Guitar, Other [Breaths] – Brian Hall (8), Dren McDonald, John Shiurba, Myles Boisen, Steve Gigante Recorded By [Assistant] – Myles Boisen Recorded By [Recording], Wood Block [(Inaudible) Blocks], Other [Breaths] – Karen Stackpole Saxophone, Other [Breaths] – Aaron Bennett (2), David Slusser Violin, Other [Breaths] – Gene Jun Written-By [OriginallyWritten & Performed By] – The Ex	4:25

Companies, etc.

Copyright © – Dephine Knormal Musik
Copyright © – Amanita
Phonographic Copyright ℗ – What's So Funny About..
Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Hanseatic
Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Nebsonic Music
Phonographic Copyright ℗ – BMG
Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Ex Music
Published By – Edition What's So Funny About
Published By – Hanseatic
Published By – Nebsonic Music
Published By – BMG Music Publishing
Published By – Ex Music
Mixed At – WWolf 2.8.1. Studio
Mastered At – Dubplates & Mastering
Recorded At – NewZone Studios
Mixed At – NewZone Studios
Recorded At – Guerrilla Recording
Mastered At – Headless Buddha Mastering Lab
Engineered At – Headless Buddha Mastering Lab

Credits

Engineer [Sound Engineering] – Karen Stackpole
Illustration [Front & Back Cover Illustration] – Chuck Squier
Layout [Policing Of The Layouts] – Moe! Staiano
Typography [Typesetting], Layout – Alan Anzalone

Notes

This is a split label release between Amanita Records of France & Dephine
Knormal Musik of U.S.A. Released on summer 2000 with a
limited pressing run of 600 on grey vinyl. Your possession is #______.

Manufactured & Printed in USA. Released for all the world.

Track A1:
(P) What's So Funny About/Haneatic, Published by Edition What's So Funny About / Hanseatic
Recorded in Berlin, February 1999.
Mixed at the WWolf 2.8.1 Studios in Basel (Switzerland), July 1999
Mastered at Dubplates & Mastering, Berlin, August 1999.

Track B1:
(P) Nebsonic (ASCAP)/BMG, Published by Nebsonic (ASCAP)/BMG Music Publ.
Recorded and Mixed at Newzone Studio, Loa [sic] Angeles, California, 22-December-1999.

Track B2:
(P) Ex Music, Published by Ex Music
Recorded at Guerrilla Recording, Oakland on 23-May-1999.
Mastered at the Headless Buddha Lab, in Oakland on 7-June-1999.

All tracks:
Sound engineering at the Headless Budda Lab in Oakland, California, USA.
All copyrights are contained by the artist.

©2000 Dephine Knormal Musik/Amanita Records

Cover states 600 were pressed when in fact only 595 copies were pressed.