The Big Knockover

The Big Knockover
Studioalbum av No Fun at All
UtgivningSverige 3 juli 1997
Europa 1997
USA 1997
InspelatMaj 1997, Studio Underground, Västerås
GenrePunk
Längd47:25
SkivbolagBurning Heart Records
ProducentNo Fun at All, Pelle Saether, Lasse Lindén
No Fun at All-kronologi
And Now for Something Completely Different (EP)
(1997)		The Big Knockover
(1997)		Throw It In
(1997)

The Big Knockover är det svenska punkbandet No Fun at Alls tredje studioalbum, utgivet den 3 juli 1997.[1]

I Sverige gavs skivan ut på CD och LP av Burning Heart Records, i övriga Europa på CD av Burning Heart Records och Semaphore och i USA på CD av Theologian Records.[1]

Låtlista

Där inte annat anges är musiken skriven av Mikael Danielsson och texterna av Ingemar Jansson.[1]

  1. "Catch Me Running Round" - 1:44 (musik: Mikael Danielsson och Jimmie Olsson)
  2. "Suicide Machine" - 2:25
  3. "Should Have Known" - 3:05
  4. "Lose Another Friend" - 1:53
  5. "When the Time Comes" - 2:43
  6. "Sorry Lad" - 1:58
  7. "Everything Inside" - 2:04
  8. "The Other Side" - 2:48
  9. "Away from the Circle" - 2:06
  10. "Nobody's Perfect" - 2:12
  11. "Your Feeble Mind" - 2:24
  12. "Ultramar" - 2:35
  13. "Break My Back" - 3:16

Personal

  • Peter in de Betou - mastering
  • Mikael Danielsson - gitarr
  • Lori Eanes - foto
  • Staffan Flodquist - bandfoto
  • Ingemar Jansson - sång
  • Kristen Johansson - gitarr
  • Lasse Lindén - medproducent
  • No Fun at All - arrangemang, mixning
  • Naoko Ogura - livefoto
  • Jimmie Olsson - bakgrundssång (spår 1, 3, 5, 7-9, 13)
  • Kjell Ramstedt - trummor
  • Pelle Saether - producent, bakgrundssång (spår 3, 9), mixning
  • Sergio Graphics - artwork
  • Henrik Sunvisson - bas
  • Mikael Tossavainen - bakgrundssång (spår 1)

Källor

Fotnoter

  1. ^ [a b c] ”The Big Knockover”. Discogs.com. http://www.discogs.com/No-Fun-At-All-The-Big-Knockover/release/2430919. Läst 31 mars 2012. 

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