Aliens Alive

Baba Yaga (released August 20, 2002 by the label Grappa Music - GMCD 4178) is a live album by Annbjørg Lien.[1][2]

Aliens Alive
Live album by
Annbjørg Lien
ReleasedAugust 20, 2002 (2002-08-20)
Recorded2001
GenreTraditional folk music
Length70:24
LabelGrappa Music
Annbjørg Lien chronology
Baba Yaga
(1999)		 Aliens Alive
(2002)		 Waltz With Me
(2008)

Track listing
  1. «The Rose» (5:11)
    (Traditional)
  2. «Loki»
    (Annbjørg Lien / Bjørn Ole Rasch (5:36)
  3. «Origins: Tidr/Nordfjordhalling/Oainnahus/Homage/Phoenix» (14:35)
    (Annbjørg Lien / Bjørn Ole Rasch / traditional)
  4. «The Water Lily» (5:13)
    (Gjermund Haugen)
  5. «Morning Mood» (0:31)
    (Edvard Grieg)
  6. «Knepphalling» (4:12)
    (Traditional)
  7. «Larry Goes Log-Driving: Old Larry/The Log-Driver» (5:30)
    (Annbjørg Lien / Bjørn Ole Rasch)
  8. «Luseblus» (5:02)
    (Annbjørg Lien)
  9. «Astra» (5:12)
    (Annbjørg Lien / Bjørn Ole Rasch)
  10. «Inoque» (4:40)
    (Annbjørg Lien / Bjørn Ole Rasch)
  11. «Aliens Alive: Wackidoo/Crusade/The Wild Winter» (9:58)
    (Annbjørg Lien / Bjørn Ole Rasch / traditional)
  12. «Fykerud's Farewell to America» (4:44)
    (Traditional)

Personnel

Credits
  • Annbjørg Lien - arranger, composer & concept
  • Morten Lund - mastering
  • Drew Miller - graphic remix
  • Helge Skodvin - cover photo
  • Roger Tallroth - arranger
  • Bjørn Ole Rasch - arranger, composer, concept & producer[1]
gollark: If you are running it *over a phone "line"*, you are subject to *the issues of that phone line*.
gollark: No, it doesn't.
gollark: Well, yes, but at atrocious throughput.
gollark: If you run it over a phone connection as if it is audio, you are subject to the same issues.
gollark: And in practice you'll get less because stuff isn't optimized for the precise weirdness of phone codecs and there's some lossiness.

References
  1. Nickson, Chris. "Annbjørg Lien - Aliens Alive Review". Allmusic.com.
  2. Grønneberg, Anders (2002-03-19). "Dristig dame - DI_69sliensak.jpg -->Annbjørg Lien spiller på alle strenger" (in Norwegian). Dagbladet. Retrieved 2012-12-12.
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