Professor Pez - We Found The Beach, Where Is The Ocean? Album

Tracklist

1	My Friend Had A Band
2	What Do You Do?
3	Heavy Bears
4	Amputations Made Them Feel Again
5	Underwater Islands
6	Singing Computers
7	Zeppeliners
8	We Are A Team
9	Golden Technology Bowling Suit
10	Valiamonte Bay
11	Imperial Airways
12	Looking At Stars
13	Wolfman
14	The Perfect Test
15	Due To The Pop
16	Three Persons

Credits

• Mastered By – Jørgen Træen
• Producer – Professor Pez
• Synthesizer, Piano, Mandolin, Steel Guitar [Lap], Guitar, Banjo, Arranged By [Strings] – Petter Folkedal
• Violin – David Chelsom Vogt
• Vocals – Ingeborg Revheim
• Vocals, Bass, Guitar, Piano, Steel Guitar [Lap] – Pål Folkedal
• Vocals, Drums, Programmed By, Synthesizer, Tambourine, Guitar, Percussion [Egg] – Mads Hatlevik
• Vocals, Guitar, Piano – Petter Sætre
• Vocals, Keyboards, Percussion [Box], Flute [Magic Flute], Noises [Piece Of Metal] – Silje Nes
• Vocals, Trumpet, Cornet – Gro V. Røsland

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