Those Were the Days

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Tracklist

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1Those Were The Days
engineer:
Göran Buller and Magne Svensen
producer:
Ulf Christiansson
drums (drum set):
Klas Anderhell
electric bass guitar:
Anders Mossberg (Swedish musician from Fiskebäck, Gothenburg)
guitar:
Ulf Christiansson
keyboard:
Dan Tibell (Swedish keyboardist; member of XT, Larm!)
vocals:
Ulf Christiansson
arranger:
Klas Anderhell, Ulf Christiansson, Anders Mossberg (Swedish musician from Fiskebäck, Gothenburg) and Dan Tibell (Swedish keyboardist; member of XT, Larm!)
recorded at:
Jerusalem Studio (Studio ran by the Swedish band Jerusalem) in Gothenburg, Västra Götaland (Västra Götaland county), Sweden (from 1996-10 until 1997)
edit of:
Så Va' De' Då by Jerusalem (Swedish band)
recording of:
Those Were The Days (from 1996-10 until 1997)
additional lyricist:
Ted Jeans (Vineyard) (from 1974 until 1983)
lyricist and composer:
Ulf Christiansson (from 1974 until 1983)
translated version of:
Så Va' De' Då
4:55
2Must Come First
engineer:
Göran Buller and Magne Svensen
producer:
Ulf Christiansson
drums (drum set):
Klas Anderhell
electric bass guitar:
Anders Mossberg (Swedish musician from Fiskebäck, Gothenburg)
guitar:
Ulf Christiansson
keyboard:
Dan Tibell (Swedish keyboardist; member of XT, Larm!)
vocals:
Ulf Christiansson
arranger:
Klas Anderhell, Ulf Christiansson, Anders Mossberg (Swedish musician from Fiskebäck, Gothenburg) and Dan Tibell (Swedish keyboardist; member of XT, Larm!)
recorded at:
Jerusalem Studio (Studio ran by the Swedish band Jerusalem) in Gothenburg, Västra Götaland (Västra Götaland county), Sweden (from 1996-10 until 1997)
edit of:
Du Kommer Först by Jerusalem (Swedish band)
recording of:
Must Come First (from 1996-10 until 1997)
additional lyricist:
Ted Jeans (Vineyard) (from 1974 until 1983)
lyricist and composer:
Ulf Christiansson (from 1974 until 1983)
translated version of:
Du Kommer Först
3:38
3You're A Liar
engineer:
Göran Buller and Magne Svensen
producer:
Ulf Christiansson
drums (drum set):
Klas Anderhell
electric bass guitar:
Anders Mossberg (Swedish musician from Fiskebäck, Gothenburg)
guitar:
Ulf Christiansson
keyboard:
Dan Tibell (Swedish keyboardist; member of XT, Larm!)
vocals:
Ulf Christiansson
arranger:
Klas Anderhell, Ulf Christiansson, Anders Mossberg (Swedish musician from Fiskebäck, Gothenburg) and Dan Tibell (Swedish keyboardist; member of XT, Larm!)
recorded at:
Jerusalem Studio (Studio ran by the Swedish band Jerusalem) in Gothenburg, Västra Götaland (Västra Götaland county), Sweden (from 1996-10 until 1997)
edit of:
Du Ljuger by Jerusalem (Swedish band)
recording of:
You're A Liar (from 1996-10 until 1997)
additional lyricist:
Ted Jeans (Vineyard) (from 1974 until 1983)
lyricist and composer:
Ulf Christiansson (from 1974 until 1983)
translated version of:
Du Ljuger
6:39
4Traveling Through the Ages
engineer:
Göran Buller and Magne Svensen
producer:
Ulf Christiansson
drums (drum set):
Klas Anderhell
electric bass guitar:
Anders Mossberg (Swedish musician from Fiskebäck, Gothenburg)
guitar:
Ulf Christiansson
keyboard:
Dan Tibell (Swedish keyboardist; member of XT, Larm!)
vocals:
Ulf Christiansson
arranger:
Klas Anderhell, Ulf Christiansson, Anders Mossberg (Swedish musician from Fiskebäck, Gothenburg) and Dan Tibell (Swedish keyboardist; member of XT, Larm!)
recorded at:
Jerusalem Studio (Studio ran by the Swedish band Jerusalem) in Gothenburg, Västra Götaland (Västra Götaland county), Sweden (from 1996-10 until 1997)
edit of:
Flugit Genom Rymden by Jerusalem (Swedish band)
recording of:
Traveling Through the Ages (from 1996-10 until 1997)
additional lyricist:
Ted Jeans (Vineyard) (from 1974 until 1983)
lyricist and composer:
Ulf Christiansson (from 1974 until 1983)
translated version of:
Flugit Genom Rymden
4:34
5Who's Got the Guts
engineer:
Göran Buller and Magne Svensen
producer:
Ulf Christiansson
drums (drum set):
Klas Anderhell
electric bass guitar:
Anders Mossberg (Swedish musician from Fiskebäck, Gothenburg)
guitar:
Ulf Christiansson
keyboard:
Dan Tibell (Swedish keyboardist; member of XT, Larm!)
vocals:
Ulf Christiansson
arranger:
Klas Anderhell, Ulf Christiansson, Anders Mossberg (Swedish musician from Fiskebäck, Gothenburg) and Dan Tibell (Swedish keyboardist; member of XT, Larm!)
recorded at:
Jerusalem Studio (Studio ran by the Swedish band Jerusalem) in Gothenburg, Västra Götaland (Västra Götaland county), Sweden (from 1996-10 until 1997)
edit of:
Finns Det Nå't Krut by Jerusalem (Swedish band)
recording of:
Who's Got the Guts (from 1996-10 until 1997)
additional lyricist:
Ted Jeans (Vineyard) (from 1974 until 1983)
lyricist and composer:
Ulf Christiansson (from 1974 until 1983)
translated version of:
Finns Det Nå't Krut
8:35
6Smile, Smile, Smile
engineer:
Göran Buller and Magne Svensen
producer:
Ulf Christiansson
drums (drum set):
Klas Anderhell
electric bass guitar:
Anders Mossberg (Swedish musician from Fiskebäck, Gothenburg)
guitar:
Ulf Christiansson
keyboard:
Dan Tibell (Swedish keyboardist; member of XT, Larm!)
vocals:
Ulf Christiansson
arranger:
Klas Anderhell, Ulf Christiansson, Anders Mossberg (Swedish musician from Fiskebäck, Gothenburg) and Dan Tibell (Swedish keyboardist; member of XT, Larm!)
recorded at:
Jerusalem Studio (Studio ran by the Swedish band Jerusalem) in Gothenburg, Västra Götaland (Västra Götaland county), Sweden (from 1996-10 until 1997)
edit of:
Le, Le, Le by Jerusalem (Swedish band)
recording of:
Smile, Smile, Smile (from 1996-10 until 1997)
additional lyricist:
Ted Jeans (Vineyard) (from 1974 until 1983)
lyricist and composer:
Ulf Christiansson (from 1974 until 1983)
translated version of:
Le, Le, Le
6:11
7Whenever You Are
engineer:
Göran Buller and Magne Svensen
producer:
Ulf Christiansson
drums (drum set):
Klas Anderhell
electric bass guitar:
Anders Mossberg (Swedish musician from Fiskebäck, Gothenburg)
guitar:
Ulf Christiansson
keyboard:
Dan Tibell (Swedish keyboardist; member of XT, Larm!)
vocals:
Ulf Christiansson
arranger:
Klas Anderhell, Ulf Christiansson, Anders Mossberg (Swedish musician from Fiskebäck, Gothenburg) and Dan Tibell (Swedish keyboardist; member of XT, Larm!)
recorded at:
Jerusalem Studio (Studio ran by the Swedish band Jerusalem) in Gothenburg, Västra Götaland (Västra Götaland county), Sweden (from 1996-10 until 1997)
edit of:
Var Du Än Är by Jerusalem (Swedish band)
recording of:
Whenever You Are (from 1996-10 until 1997)
additional lyricist:
Ted Jeans (Vineyard) (from 1974 until 1983)
lyricist and composer:
Ulf Christiansson (from 1974 until 1983)
translated version of:
Var Du Än Är
3:50
8The Truth Has to Come
engineer:
Göran Buller and Magne Svensen
producer:
Ulf Christiansson
drums (drum set):
Klas Anderhell
electric bass guitar:
Anders Mossberg (Swedish musician from Fiskebäck, Gothenburg)
guitar:
Ulf Christiansson
keyboard:
Dan Tibell (Swedish keyboardist; member of XT, Larm!)
vocals:
Ulf Christiansson
arranger:
Klas Anderhell, Ulf Christiansson, Anders Mossberg (Swedish musician from Fiskebäck, Gothenburg) and Dan Tibell (Swedish keyboardist; member of XT, Larm!)
recorded at:
Jerusalem Studio (Studio ran by the Swedish band Jerusalem) in Gothenburg, Västra Götaland (Västra Götaland county), Sweden (from 1996-10 until 1997)
edit of:
Sanningen by Jerusalem (Swedish band)
recording of:
The Truth Has to Come (from 1996-10 until 1997)
additional lyricist:
Ted Jeans (Vineyard) (from 1974 until 1983)
lyricist and composer:
Ulf Christiansson (from 1974 until 1983)
translated version of:
Sanningen
5:25
9Superstar
engineer:
Göran Buller and Magne Svensen
producer:
Ulf Christiansson
drums (drum set):
Klas Anderhell
electric bass guitar:
Anders Mossberg (Swedish musician from Fiskebäck, Gothenburg)
guitar:
Ulf Christiansson
keyboard:
Dan Tibell (Swedish keyboardist; member of XT, Larm!)
vocals:
Ulf Christiansson
arranger:
Klas Anderhell, Ulf Christiansson, Anders Mossberg (Swedish musician from Fiskebäck, Gothenburg) and Dan Tibell (Swedish keyboardist; member of XT, Larm!)
recorded at:
Jerusalem Studio (Studio ran by the Swedish band Jerusalem) in Gothenburg, Västra Götaland (Västra Götaland county), Sweden (from 1996-10 until 1997)
edit of:
Popidol by Jerusalem (Swedish band)
recording of:
Superstar (from 1996-10 until 1997)
additional lyricist:
Ted Jeans (Vineyard) (from 1974 until 1983)
lyricist and composer:
Ulf Christiansson (from 1974 until 1983)
translated version of:
Popidol
2:24
10Our Love Was Dead
engineer:
Göran Buller and Magne Svensen
producer:
Ulf Christiansson
drums (drum set):
Klas Anderhell
electric bass guitar:
Anders Mossberg (Swedish musician from Fiskebäck, Gothenburg)
guitar:
Ulf Christiansson
keyboard:
Dan Tibell (Swedish keyboardist; member of XT, Larm!)
vocals:
Ulf Christiansson
arranger:
Klas Anderhell, Ulf Christiansson, Anders Mossberg (Swedish musician from Fiskebäck, Gothenburg) and Dan Tibell (Swedish keyboardist; member of XT, Larm!)
recorded at:
Jerusalem Studio (Studio ran by the Swedish band Jerusalem) in Gothenburg, Västra Götaland (Västra Götaland county), Sweden (from 1996-10 until 1997)
edit of:
Vår Kärlek Var Död by Jerusalem (Swedish band)
recording of:
Our Love Was Dead (from 1996-10 until 1997)
additional lyricist:
Ted Jeans (Vineyard) (from 1974 until 1983)
lyricist and composer:
Ulf Christiansson (from 1974 until 1983)
translated version of:
Vår Kärlek Var Död
10:36
11I'm Still Alive
engineer:
Göran Buller and Magne Svensen
producer:
Ulf Christiansson
drums (drum set):
Klas Anderhell
electric bass guitar:
Anders Mossberg (Swedish musician from Fiskebäck, Gothenburg)
guitar:
Ulf Christiansson
keyboard:
Dan Tibell (Swedish keyboardist; member of XT, Larm!)
vocals:
Ulf Christiansson
arranger:
Klas Anderhell, Ulf Christiansson, Anders Mossberg (Swedish musician from Fiskebäck, Gothenburg) and Dan Tibell (Swedish keyboardist; member of XT, Larm!)
recorded at:
Jerusalem Studio (Studio ran by the Swedish band Jerusalem) in Gothenburg, Västra Götaland (Västra Götaland county), Sweden (from 1996-10 until 1997)
edit of:
Döden Besegrad by Jerusalem (Swedish band)
recording of:
I'm Still Alive (from 1996-10 until 1997)
additional lyricist:
Ted Jeans (Vineyard) (from 1974 until 1983)
lyricist:
Ulf Christiansson (from 1974 until 1983)
composer:
Ulf Christiansson (from 1974 until 1983) and Dan Tibell (Swedish keyboardist; member of XT, Larm!) (from 1974 until 1983)
translated version of:
Döden Besegrad
3:39

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photography:Wreland STHLM (photographer)
artwork:Durling Inc (task: cover)
Discogs:https://www.discogs.com/release/4034981 [info]