Vive La Différence!

Vive La Différence!

Infobox Album |
Name = Vive La Différence!
Type = Album
Artist = Eggstone


Released = January 8, 1997
Recorded = Tambourine Studios, Malmö, Sweden
Genre = Indie, Pop
Length = 42:43
Label = Vibrafon
Producer = Eggstone
Reviews =

Last album = "Somersault"
(1994)
This album = "Vive La Différence!"
(1997)
Next album =

"Vive La Différence!" is Swedish pop band Eggstone's third album, which was released in Sweden and Japan in January 1997. It was the first - and last - full-length release by the band on their own record label "Vibrafon". The album was preceded by the single "Never Been A Better Day", as well as the sheet music for the entire album, in December.

"Vive La Différence!", along with the two previous Eggstone albums "Eggstone In San Diego" and "Somersault", were re-issued on vinyl in 1997 by Vibrafon Records.

Track listing

# "Head Around" – 5:11
# "Supermeaningfectlyless" – 3:20
# "Birds In Cages" – 4:48
# "Never Been A Better Day" – 4:40
# "Taramasalata" – 4:32
# "Il Trascurato" – 4:17
# "April And May" – 3:30
# "Marabous" – 4:26
# "Still All Stands Still" – 3:00
# "Neil" – 4:29
* All songs written by Eggstone.

Credits

*Patrik Bartosch - Guitar, Backing Vocals, keyboards, Vibraphone
*Maurits Carlsson - drums, percussion, Backing Vocals
*Per Sunding - Lead Vocals, Bass
* Åsa Håkansson - Violin on "Birds In Cages" and "Taramasalata"
* Anna Bergström - Violin on "Birds In Cages"
* Gabriele Freese - Violin on "Birds In Cages"
* Stefan Pöntinen - Violin on "Birds In Cages"
* Ronny Weber - Violin on "Birds In Cages"
* Sofi Sykfont - Flute on "Birds In Cages"
* Johan Fransén - Clarinet on "Birds In Cages"
* Gabriel Litsgård - Bassoon on "Birds In Cages"
* Ing-Marie Aronsson-Litsgård - Cor anglais on "Birds In Cages"
* Susanne Holmström - Violin on "Taramasalata"
* Inga Zeppezauer - Violin on "Taramasalata"
* Anna Sundborg - Violin on "Taramasalata"
* Petter Lindgård - Trumpet on "Taramasalata", "Still All Stands Still" and "Neil"
* Jens Lindgård - Trombone on "Taramasalata" and "Neil"
* Peter Dahl - Trombone on "Still All Stands Still"

External links

* [http://hem.bredband.net/eggstone/vive.htm Eggstone web site: detailed 'Vive La Différence!' information]


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