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Snakeman's Rock Show! 2: Nikai-me no orgasm

(MMG, AMCW-4144) (CD)

  1. Seishun wa Unko wo Koete (1:17)
  2. Jet to Ojisan (2:04)
  3. Flamenco wa Koi no Kisetsu (4:13)
  4. Wakaransu Shin-hatsubai (1:42)
  5. Danchi-zuma, Danchi-otto Monogatari (1:25)
  6. Sonokoro, Nihon no Noson dewa 1991 (2:00)
  7. Sonokoro, Irak no Senjo dewa 1991 (1:08)
  8. Sonokoro, Kinshicho no Jun-kissa dewa 1991 (1:52)
  9. Sonokoro no Masakazu no Nama CM: Seiri Napkin 1991 (1:53)
  10. Sonokoro, Aru Fufu no Shinshitsu dewa 1991 (0:42)
  11. Minato no Onna (Honky Tonk Women): Remix Version (3:56)
  12. Minato no Onna II (0:57)
  13. Ohashi Kyoman Show: Mochi no Kazu Hyakuman-ko (4:18)
  14. Sushiya Nichibei Masatsu (1:57)
  15. Hyakuman-nin no Haiku (0:58)
  16. Tanoshii Baseball (2:07)
  17. Jellybean (1:24)
  18. Tanoshii Kokusai Kekkon (2:53)
  19. Remo-con (4:03)
  20. Camera Kozo (1:38)
  21. Aisuru Hito no Mimi wo Taberaremasuka? (2:30)
  22. Ken to Aniki (3:04)
  23. Sex Counselor (2:34)

The CD includes 19 skits (1, 2, 4-10, 12-16, 18, 20-23) and 4 music tracks (3, 11, 17, 19)

Actors:
Katsuya Kobayashi (4, 6-8, 13, 14, 16, 20-23)
Yasunori Danda (2, 6-8, 12, 14, 16, 18, 23)
Kenta Satoi (15)
Yosuke Ishii (4, 5, 9, 13, 22)
Mami Kaneko (2)
Shinobu Kawamata (15)
Sugie Watanabe (18)
Shigemi Yamanouchi (12)
Chinatsu Fujii (1, 4, 9, 13)
Amie Tojo (1, 4, 5, 9, 13, 21)
etc.

Musicians:
Katsuya Kobayashi: vocal (11, 19)
Sakae Fukamachi: synthesizers (19)
Optical 8 (3, 17):
Hoppy Kamiyama: synthesizers
Otomo Yoshihide: turntables, hand-made guitar

Lyrics by Hoppy Kamiyama (3), and Katsuya Kobayashi (11, 19)
Music by Hoppy Kamiyama, Otomo Yoshihide, and Kiko Uehara (3), Keith Richards (11), Sakae Fukamachi (19), and Hoppy Kamiyama (17)

Music for skits by Otomo Yoshihide and Hoppy Kamiyama, with computer manipulation by Genya Kuwajima

Produced by The Garden
Direction and concept: Katsuya Kobayashi

Recorded and mixed by Hideki Oguri, except tracks 3 and 17 by Kiko Uehara, track 11 by Haruo Okada, and track 19 by Toshiyuki Sato
Recorded at The Garden Studio and Katsuya Kobayashi Studio
Mastered at Sony Shinanomachi Studio by Kazumi Sugiura

Released September 1992