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Tracklist

A1	Human Swarm (Lidské Hemžení)
A2	Balrog (Balrog)
A3	Wedding Soup (Svatební Polívka)
A4	Little Cripple Song (Píseň Malého Mrzáka)
A5	Largo (Largo)
B1	Blind Birds (Slepí Ptáci)
B2	Mouse Assembly Ballad (Balada O Myším Sněmu)
B3	Rat (Krysa)
B4	Humanquake (Lidotřesení)
B5	Moko-Buko (Moko-Buko) (Morality Of Communist Creator) - (Morální Kodex Budovatele Komunismu)
B6	Coda

Companies, etc.

• Recorded At – Studio Nisa
• Pressed By – Gramofonové Závody – ME 0757
• Pressed By – Gramofonové Závody – ME 0758

Credits

• Bass Guitar – Luděk Zedník
• Design [Cover] – Jitka Neuhöferová
• Drums, Vocals – Vláďa Saska*
• Engineer [Recording, Mixing] – Ing. M. Klus*, Z. Mazač*
• Featuring [And], Saxophone – Luděk Nedvěd
• Featuring [And], Vocals – Hana Sasková
• Guitar, Vocals – Jan Peclinovský
• Music By – Aku-Aku
• Other [Special Thanks] – I. Maksimik, R. Hurčík, S. Flesar, Z. Rosák
• Photography By – Josef Pospíšil
• Producer – Pro Art
• Violin, Vocals – Slávek Neuhöfer

Notes

Recorded at Studio Nisa, Jablonec n/Nisou November 1990
Production: Pro Art Ústí n./Labem Czechoslovakia

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Due to a delay in sleeve production, the 1st version was distributed in an alternative self-produced non-gatefold sleeve, 100 copies in total.

All songs are sung in Czech.
Track titles as on labels.
Titles on back cover in English only.
Track title A4 spelt on back cover as “A Little Cripple's Song”.
Track title B6 not listed on back cover.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Matrix / Runout (Label A): ME 0757
• Matrix / Runout (Label B): ME 0758
• Matrix / Runout (Runout A): ME 0758̶7/A 7
• Matrix / Runout (Runout B): ME 0758/A 4
• Other (Manufacturing date code): 91 1

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
KS 0002-1311	Aku-Aku	Humanquake ‎(LP, Album, Gat)	Pro Art	KS 0002-1311	Czechoslovakia	1991

Macill

Heavy Prog. Well, much different things, for example it's post-punky, but heavy and progressive anyway. Goes to my tag central european art jazz punk rock with the others.

Usic

Like the Saisei Koubou album from Japan, Bohemia's Aku Aku seem to have digested King Crimson's darkest period, that of Larks Tongues in Aspic through to Red. The heavy guitar, bass, and violin are obvious earmarks of the Wetton years. Of course the Czech vocals give it a local flair. There's also a distinct punkish feel in a couple of places. In this way, they remind me of another sentimental favorite Czech 90s group - Dunaj.