Café Passé

~ Release by Erste Allgemeine Verunsicherung (see all versions of this release, 4 available)

Annotation

Standard jewel case with 8 page booklet. Page 7 & 8 are designed as a postcard for ordering fan merchandise. On front “Limitierte Auflage (Gott sei Dank!!!)” … Limited Edition (Thank God!!!)

Matrix

Matrix code: 039.763.000.000.0
Verified disc ID: lddP0J6btLfQJEJRfuNiIS9V3eU-
(no SID codes)

The glass master was either made by or made for Koch Digitaldisc. The company has also used glass masters from other manufacturers. The code contains the order cat# number from Koch Digitaldisc (first 6 digits), but no code for the manufactured product (other digits). Despite the information on the back - “Made in W.-Germany” - this release was probably manufactured (at least pressed and packaged) in Elbigenalp, Austria (Koch Digitaldisc).

Reissue

Known later released discs were fully “manufactured by KDG” (company name since 1998, SID codes ifpi L171 and IFPI 30xx). However artwork and disc ID may be different - not documented yet.

Annotation last modified on 2025-02-01 16:44 UTC.

Tracklist

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#TitleRatingLength
1Sohn, wo bist Du?
sound engineer:
Fred Tezzele (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
producer:
Eik Breit (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Walter Hammerl (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Nino Holm (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Günter Schönberger (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Thomas Spitzer (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Gert Steinbäcker (from 1980-08 until 1980-09) and Anders Stenmo (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
lead vocals:
Walter Hammerl (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
recorded at and mixed at:
Magic Sound Studio in Graz, Steiermark (Styria), Austria (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
recording of:
Sohn, wo bist Du? (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
lyricist and composer:
Thomas Spitzer
2:24
2Im Café Passé
sound engineer:
Fred Tezzele (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
producer:
Eik Breit (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Walter Hammerl (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Nino Holm (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Günter Schönberger (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Thomas Spitzer (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Gert Steinbäcker (from 1980-08 until 1980-09) and Anders Stenmo (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
spoken vocals:
Walter Hammerl (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
recorded at and mixed at:
Magic Sound Studio in Graz, Steiermark (Styria), Austria (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
partial recording of:
Café Passé (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
lyricist:
Thomas Spitzer
composer:
Nino Holm and Thomas Spitzer
1:18
3Im Sommer 53
sound engineer:
Fred Tezzele (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
producer:
Eik Breit (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Walter Hammerl (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Nino Holm (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Günter Schönberger (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Thomas Spitzer (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Gert Steinbäcker (from 1980-08 until 1980-09) and Anders Stenmo (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
lead vocals:
Eik Breit (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
recorded at and mixed at:
Magic Sound Studio in Graz, Steiermark (Styria), Austria (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
recording of:
Im Sommer 53 (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
lyricist and composer:
Thomas Spitzer
1:04
4Knickerbocker‐Rock
sound engineer:
Fred Tezzele (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
producer:
Eik Breit (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Walter Hammerl (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Nino Holm (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Günter Schönberger (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Thomas Spitzer (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Gert Steinbäcker (from 1980-08 until 1980-09) and Anders Stenmo (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
lead vocals:
Gert Steinbäcker (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
recorded at and mixed at:
Magic Sound Studio in Graz, Steiermark (Styria), Austria (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
recording of:
Knickerbocker Rock (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
lyricist and composer:
Thomas Spitzer
3:44
5Oh, nur Du
sound engineer:
Fred Tezzele (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
producer:
Eik Breit (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Walter Hammerl (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Nino Holm (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Günter Schönberger (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Thomas Spitzer (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Gert Steinbäcker (from 1980-08 until 1980-09) and Anders Stenmo (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
lead vocals:
Gert Steinbäcker (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
recorded at and mixed at:
Magic Sound Studio in Graz, Steiermark (Styria), Austria (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
recording of:
Oh, nur Du (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
lyricist:
Thomas Spitzer
composer:
Buck Ram, Ande Rand and Thomas Spitzer
translated parody version of:
Only You
3:43
6Im Café Passé
sound engineer:
Fred Tezzele (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
producer:
Eik Breit (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Walter Hammerl (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Nino Holm (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Günter Schönberger (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Thomas Spitzer (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Gert Steinbäcker (from 1980-08 until 1980-09) and Anders Stenmo (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
spoken vocals:
Walter Hammerl (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
recorded at and mixed at:
Magic Sound Studio in Graz, Steiermark (Styria), Austria (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
partial recording of:
Café Passé (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
lyricist:
Thomas Spitzer
composer:
Nino Holm and Thomas Spitzer
1:35
7Aberakadabera
sound engineer:
Fred Tezzele (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
producer:
Eik Breit (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Walter Hammerl (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Nino Holm (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Günter Schönberger (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Thomas Spitzer (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Gert Steinbäcker (from 1980-08 until 1980-09) and Anders Stenmo (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
lead vocals:
Gert Steinbäcker (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
recorded at and mixed at:
Magic Sound Studio in Graz, Steiermark (Styria), Austria (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
recording of:
Abara kadabara (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
lyricist:
Thomas Spitzer
composer:
Gert Steinbäcker
4:01
8Woodstock
sound engineer:
Fred Tezzele (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
producer:
Eik Breit (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Walter Hammerl (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Nino Holm (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Günter Schönberger (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Thomas Spitzer (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Gert Steinbäcker (from 1980-08 until 1980-09) and Anders Stenmo (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
lead vocals:
Gert Steinbäcker (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
recorded at and mixed at:
Magic Sound Studio in Graz, Steiermark (Styria), Austria (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
recording of:
Woodstock (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
lyricist and composer:
Thomas Spitzer
2:52
9Im Café Passé
sound engineer:
Fred Tezzele (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
producer:
Eik Breit (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Walter Hammerl (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Nino Holm (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Günter Schönberger (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Thomas Spitzer (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Gert Steinbäcker (from 1980-08 until 1980-09) and Anders Stenmo (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
spoken vocals:
Walter Hammerl (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
recorded at and mixed at:
Magic Sound Studio in Graz, Steiermark (Styria), Austria (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
partial recording of:
Café Passé (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
lyricist:
Thomas Spitzer
composer:
Nino Holm and Thomas Spitzer
1:48
10Wir marschieren
sound engineer:
Fred Tezzele (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
producer:
Eik Breit (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Walter Hammerl (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Nino Holm (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Günter Schönberger (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Thomas Spitzer (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Gert Steinbäcker (from 1980-08 until 1980-09) and Anders Stenmo (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
lead vocals:
Walter Hammerl (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
recorded at and mixed at:
Magic Sound Studio in Graz, Steiermark (Styria), Austria (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
recording of:
Wir marschieren (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
lyricist and composer:
Thomas Spitzer
quotes music from:
Lili Marleen (Lied eines jungen Wachtpostens, original German version)
3:09
11Alpen‐Punk
sound engineer:
Fred Tezzele (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
producer:
Eik Breit (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Walter Hammerl (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Nino Holm (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Günter Schönberger (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Thomas Spitzer (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Gert Steinbäcker (from 1980-08 until 1980-09) and Anders Stenmo (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
lead vocals:
Walter Hammerl (from 1980-08 until 1980-09) and Gert Steinbäcker (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
recorded at and mixed at:
Magic Sound Studio in Graz, Steiermark (Styria), Austria (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
recording of:
Alpenpunk (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
lyricist:
Thomas Spitzer
composer:
Karl Ganzer (Kufsteinlied), Nino Holm and Thomas Spitzer
parody version of:
Kufsteinlied
2:08
12Im Café Passé
sound engineer:
Fred Tezzele (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
producer:
Eik Breit (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Walter Hammerl (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Nino Holm (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Günter Schönberger (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Thomas Spitzer (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Gert Steinbäcker (from 1980-08 until 1980-09) and Anders Stenmo (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
spoken vocals:
Walter Hammerl (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
recorded at and mixed at:
Magic Sound Studio in Graz, Steiermark (Styria), Austria (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
partial recording of:
Café Passé (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
lyricist:
Thomas Spitzer
composer:
Nino Holm and Thomas Spitzer
1:21
13Rasta Disasta‐Reggae
sound engineer:
Fred Tezzele (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
producer:
Eik Breit (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Walter Hammerl (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Nino Holm (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Günter Schönberger (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Thomas Spitzer (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Gert Steinbäcker (from 1980-08 until 1980-09) and Anders Stenmo (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
lead vocals:
Eik Breit (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
recorded at and mixed at:
Magic Sound Studio in Graz, Steiermark (Styria), Austria (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
recording of:
Rasta Disasta‐Reggae (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
lyricist and composer:
Thomas Spitzer
3:46
14Im Café Passé
sound engineer:
Fred Tezzele (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
producer:
Eik Breit (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Walter Hammerl (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Nino Holm (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Günter Schönberger (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Thomas Spitzer (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Gert Steinbäcker (from 1980-08 until 1980-09) and Anders Stenmo (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
spoken vocals:
Walter Hammerl (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
recorded at and mixed at:
Magic Sound Studio in Graz, Steiermark (Styria), Austria (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
partial recording of:
Café Passé (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
lyricist:
Thomas Spitzer
composer:
Nino Holm and Thomas Spitzer
1:27
15Vienna
sound engineer:
Fred Tezzele (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
producer:
Eik Breit (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Walter Hammerl (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Nino Holm (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Günter Schönberger (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Thomas Spitzer (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Gert Steinbäcker (from 1980-08 until 1980-09) and Anders Stenmo (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
lead vocals:
Gert Steinbäcker (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
recorded at and mixed at:
Magic Sound Studio in Graz, Steiermark (Styria), Austria (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
recording of:
Vienna (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
lyricist:
Thomas Spitzer
composer:
Thomas Spitzer and Gert Steinbäcker
3:50
16Wien, Wien nur du allein
sound engineer:
Fred Tezzele (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
producer:
Eik Breit (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Walter Hammerl (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Nino Holm (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Günter Schönberger (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Thomas Spitzer (from 1980-08 until 1980-09), Gert Steinbäcker (from 1980-08 until 1980-09) and Anders Stenmo (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
recorded at and mixed at:
Magic Sound Studio in Graz, Steiermark (Styria), Austria (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
instrumental cover recording of:
Wien, du Stadt meiner Träume (Wien, Wien, nur du allein) (from 1980-08 until 1980-09)
lyricist and composer:
Rudolf Sieczyński (in 1914)
publisher:
Adolf Robitschek Musikverlag
0:47