Woofer by Mr Woofer
Official re-release of the electronic-experimental album "Woofer" which was originally released in 1999 by the legendary alternative label Hitch-Hyke Records in Greece.
Tracklist
| 1. | Snow-Cola, Please... | 1:31 |
| 2. | Come Back Again | 3:05 |
| 3. | Urban Walk | 4:30 |
| 4. | Late Night Martini | 3:54 |
| 5. | Water Falling | 6:27 |
| 6. | Tick-Tock | 4:00 |
| 7. | Mauve Satin | 3:25 |
| 8. | Dark Ice | 8:32 |
| 9. | Total Extravaganza | 6:57 |
| 10. | Cloud Stabilizer E-10 | 1:26 |
| 11. | Tick-Tock (Sundown Invaders Mix) | 5:05 |
Credits
released April 12, 1999
Music by Konstantinos Kampanis, lyrics by Nikiforos Dimakopoulos except on "Dark Ice", lyrics by Ekavi Doumas and "Total Extravaganza", lyrics by Konstantinos Kampanis
Konstantinos Kampanis: voices, cello, cello loops, synthesizers, tapes, programming
Nikiforos Dimakopoulos: Tapes
Guitars, guitar loops, additional programming, piano on "Urban Walk" and "Dark Ice", organ on "Late Night Martini" by Antonis Livieratos Female voices on "Dark Ice" by Ekavi Doumas
Produced and engineered by Antonis Livieratos
Mixed by Antonis Livieratos and Konstantinos Kampanis
Recorded and mixed at Hobart Phase Studio, June 1997
24-bit mastering by Chris Chatzistamou - Athens Mastering Photographs by Nikiforos Dimakopoulos
Sleeve design by Panos Kassiaris
Music by Konstantinos Kampanis, lyrics by Nikiforos Dimakopoulos except on "Dark Ice", lyrics by Ekavi Doumas and "Total Extravaganza", lyrics by Konstantinos Kampanis
Konstantinos Kampanis: voices, cello, cello loops, synthesizers, tapes, programming
Nikiforos Dimakopoulos: Tapes
Guitars, guitar loops, additional programming, piano on "Urban Walk" and "Dark Ice", organ on "Late Night Martini" by Antonis Livieratos Female voices on "Dark Ice" by Ekavi Doumas
Produced and engineered by Antonis Livieratos
Mixed by Antonis Livieratos and Konstantinos Kampanis
Recorded and mixed at Hobart Phase Studio, June 1997
24-bit mastering by Chris Chatzistamou - Athens Mastering Photographs by Nikiforos Dimakopoulos
Sleeve design by Panos Kassiaris
License
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Mr Woofer is using a variety of analog synthesizers, vintage digital synthesizers, 80s retro computers and the latest experimental software instruments to produce his sounds which he combines with his cello playing and various real acoustic instruments as well as electric guitars and bass.