Patrick Pulsinger – Easy To Assemble . Hard To Take Apart . The Album . In The Shadow Of Ali Bengali .

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Label:	Form & Function – F&F043, Zomba Records – RTD 176.2943.2, Zomba Records – RTD176.2943.2, Zomba Records – RTD 176.2943.2 L
Format:	CD, Album, Enhanced
Country:	Germany, Austria, & Switzerland
Released:	2002
Genre:	Electronic
Style:	Future Jazz

Tracklist

1	Man Sitzt Bequem	8:36
2	Remember Me Suspiciously	5:29
3	Cellar Door	5:32
4	These Precious Days, I'll Spend With You	5:48
5	Hard Bop	4:01
6	Benchmarks	9:47
7	You Knew That I Would Come Back	9:22
8	Ali Bengali	2:18
9	Choose Mode!	5:12
10	Hot Boots Are No Fun	4:38
	Bonus Material
-	Easy (Graphical Video & Sound)	3:27

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Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Cheap Records (5)
Copyright © – Cheap Records (5)
Licensed From – Form & Function
Licensed From – Zomba Records
Pressed By – Sony DADC – A0100441292-0101
Recorded At – Feedback Studio Vienna
Recorded At – Jazzfestival Saalfelden

Credits

Bass – Werner Dafeldecker
Clarinet – Christoph Reimann (tracks: 9)
Drums – Paul Skrepek
Edited By [Cut/Paste/Process By], Mixed By, Mastered By, Recorded By – Patrick Pulsinger
Piano – Josef Novotny
Presenter – Patrick Pulsinger
Producer, Written-By – Patrick Pulsinger
Saxophone – Bernhard Spahn (tracks: 4, 9), Boris Hauf (tracks: 2, 5, 6, 7)
Trombone – Radu Malfatti (tracks: 4, 9)
Trumpet – Franz Hautzinger (tracks: 8), Richard Klammer (tracks: 4, 9)
Vibraphone [Vibes] – Flip Filipp*

Notes

"Patrick Pulsinger presents . Easy To Assemble . Hard To Take Apart . The Album . In The Shadow Of Ali Bengali ."

bonus livetrack and video recorded at jazzfestival saalfelden 2002.
recorded on blank tape at "feedback studio", vienna.
cut/paste/process/mix/master/rec. by patrick pulsinger at "home of the nymphs", vienna.

(P) + (C): 2002 Cheap Records under exclusive licence by Form & Function / Zomba Records.

On back cover, the first line says "Total disk duartion" (instead of "duration") 60:55.46
On back cover, track 2 title is misspelt as "remember me suspeciously" (instead of "suspiciously").