Café Passé

Café Passé is the second album to be released by the Austrian group Erste Allgemeine Verunsicherung (EAV).

Café Passé
Studio album by
Erste Allgemeine Verunsicherung
ReleasedMay, 1981
Recorded1980-1981
StudioMagic Sounds Studios, Graz
GenrePop, Rpck
LabelMood Records
ProducerErste Allgemeine Verunsicherung
Erste Allgemeine Verunsicherung chronology
1. Allgemeine Verunsicherung
(1978)		 Café Passé
(1981)		 Spitalo Fatalo
(1983)

This album was released in Germany on vinyl, cassette and CD, however it failed to chart.

The album cover shows a picture of the band's members at the time, which were (from left to right) Walter Hammerl, Anders Stenmo, Nino Holm and Eik Breit on the top row and on the bottom is Marina Tatic and Thomas Spitzer.

The album was issued on LP first in 1981 on the catalogue number Mood 24600. This was to be the final album to feature Walter Hammerl as he died in the same year. The album was then reissued in 1983 on the catalogue number Mood 28622. Ten years later it was reissued again on CD (catalogue number EMI/Ding Dong 9592022) and on cassette (catalogue number EMI/Ding Dong 9592024)

Track listing
  • All songs written by Thomas Spitzer, except where noted.
  1. Sohn, wo bist Du? (Son, Where are you?)
  2. Im Café Passé (In the Café Passé)
  3. Im Sommer 53 (In the Summer of '53)
  4. Knickerbocker Rock
  5. Oh nur Du (Oh only you)
  6. Im Café Passé (2) (In the Café Passé) (2)
  7. Aberakadabera (Abracadabra) (Spitzer, Gert Steinbäcker)
  8. Woodstock
  9. Im Café Passé (3) (In the Café Passé) (3)
  10. Wir marschieren (We March)
  11. Alpen-Punk
  12. Im Café Passé (4) (In the Café Passé) (4)
  13. Rasta Disasta Reggae
  14. Im Café Passé (5) (In the Café Passé) (2)
  15. Vienna
  16. Wien, Wien, nur Du allein (Vienna, Vienna, Only You Alone) (Spitzer, Steinbäcker)

Out of this track listing, Alpen-Punk and Oh Nur Du were released as singles. Alpen-Punk was released in Germany on catalogue number Echo ZYX 45001 on 7 inch and Rasta Disasta Reggae was on the B side.

Oh Nur Du was released in Germany on catalogue number Echo ZYX Z253 on 7 inch and featured Vienna on the B side.

Personnel

EAV

  • Gert Steinbäcker: lead vocals
  • Thomas Spitzer: guitars, backing vocals
  • Nino Holm: keyboards, backing vocals
  • Eik Breit: bass, backing vocals, lead vocals on "Im Sommer 53" and "Rasta Disasta Reggae"
  • Anders Stenmo: drums
  • Walter Hammerl: "Ober Franz", backing vocals, lead vocals on "Sohn, wo bist Du?" and "Wir marschieren", co-lead vocals on "Alpen-Punk"

Additional personnel

  • St. Mareiner Blasmusik
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