Paradise of Replica
Paradise of Remixes
After Dinner:
Haco: vocals, volley ball (7), tapes (8)
Yosuke Isshiki: keyboards, pin-hammer piano (5), percussion (2, 3, 6, 8)
Masahiro Kitada: rhythm box and keyboards (1, 5), soroba-tone (2), drums (2, 3), guitars (3), toms (6)
Tadahiko Yokogawa: keyboards (1), electric bass (6, 8), percussion (8, 9), charango (9)
Ichiro Inoue: percussion (1, 3, 6), indian harp (1), yanch'in (1), glockenspiel (2)
Ryo Okuda: yanch'in (1), jew's harp (1), percussion (1, 8)
Seiichi Kuroda: tung-siao (4), hichiriki (7, 8), percussion (8)
Hideaki Yamagata: drums (6, 8), tambourine (8)
Takumi Fukushima: violin (6-9)
Naoki Yamada: acoustic guitars (8)
Masakazu Kinoshita: pianica (2)
Junji Naoe: clarinet (2)
Kazumi Matsumura: cello (6-9)
Takaaki Miyazaki: tenor sax (2, 4, 7)
Shoichi Miyamoto: flute (2, 4)
Izumi Yae: oboe (2, 7, 8)
"Paradise of Replica"
Music and words by Haco (1-7, 9), and music by Tadahiko Yokogawa and words by Haco (8)
Arranged by After Dinner
Pre-recorded by Haco and Yosuke Isshiki
Recorded by Masakazu Kinoshita and After Dinner at Studio 8 in Ashiya, June-September 1989
Mixed by Yoshihiro Kawasaki and After Dinner at Hermes Studio and Xebec Studio
"Paradise of Remixes"
Track 10:
Remixed by Pascal Plantinga
Recorded at Ata Tak in Düsseldorf, 2000
Engineered by Kurt Dahlke
Track 11:
Additional editing and production by Terre Thaemlitz,
courtesy of Comatonse Recordings, 2000
Recorded at Meow in Oakland
Track 12:
Remixed by Skist (haruna ito and Samm Bennett)
Recorded at Polarity in Tokyo, 2000
Stereo field rearrangement by Haco
Track 13:
Remixed by Joshua McKay from Macha
Drums by Keith Crutchfield
Technical assistance: Dan Geller
Mastered by Glenn Schick in Atlanta, 2000
Mastered by Haco at Mescalina, and Tetsuya Kotani at Omega Sound in 2000
Art Direction: MGX
Photography: Hideto Uchiike
Released January 2001