2. Ah
3. Kiss My Ass
4. Favorite Things
5. Blublu
6. My Friend Is Dead
7. After Four
8. Gde
9. Hoi
10. Cemetery
11. Whole Night
12. Run Home
13. Seems To Me
14. Lullaby
l.h. 96 01 - CD 1996 - 42'14"
Les Halmas
PLUS ONE
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1. Yupi 2. Ah 3. Kiss My Ass 4. Favorite Things 5. Blublu 6. My Friend Is Dead 7. After Four 8. Gde 9. Hoi 10. Cemetery 11. Whole Night 12. Run Home 13. Seems To Me 14. Lullaby |
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l.h. 96 01 - CD 1996 - 42'14"
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| Trixa Arnold | drums, vocal on 14 |
| Ilja Komarov | bass, accordion, vocals, acc. guitar on 8 |
1 . plus Simon Dellsperger - trumpet, back vocals
2. plus Thomas K.J.Mejer -bariton, sopranino saxes
3. plus Roland Saum - el. guitar
4. plus Barbara Davi - fafisa organ
5. plus Leonid Soybelman - acc. guitar, back vocals
6. plus Takumi Fukushima - violin, back vocals
7. plus Thomas K.J. Mejer - bariton, sopranino saxes
8. plus Takumi Fukushima - violin, back vocals
9. plus Simon Dellsperger - trumpet, back vocals
10. plus Roland Saum - el. guitar
11. plus Leonid Soybelman - acc. guitar, back vocals
12. plus Takumi Fukushima - violin, back vocals
13. plus Barbara Davi - farfisa organ
14. plus Barbara Davi - farfisa organ
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1. Hop 2. Telephone 3. Alik 4. 67 Piranhas 5. Here I Am 6. Am I Here 7. Saloon Jazz 8. Harakiri 9. Five Belly Bottles 10. Sharpening The Knives 11. Bonus Track: 6 or 7 Piranhas |
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l.h. 97 02 - CD 1997 - 28'24"
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| Ilja Komarov | bass, accordion, organ, agypttian violin, vocals |
| Simon Dellsperge | cornet, tenor horn, guitar |
| Trixa Arnold | drums, melodica, vocals |
Las Halmas is a duo made up of a drummer from Switzerland, Trixa Arnold, and the Bassist of Ne Zhdali, Ilja Komarov.On the first of their two newest releases, they work with a 'third person' concept, inviting different musicians for each song.The second, introduces trumpetplayer Simon Dellsperger as a new band member.
" The new CD from the ... trio Las Halmas is so full of sparkling fantasy and dadaistic withat it makes one want to sail out to sea on a rocking-horse.Les Halmas have a poetic, anarchistic humour that is positvely touching." (Bierfront 2/97)