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Protocol 1
When the honorable warrior beamed aboard the surrenderer tanker, they executed all of their voluntary prisoners, exept for one.I stood there, shaking, with my ugly self made steel weapon.

Protocol 2
...well, how did I survive? I dunno, honest. I only know, what I did. I demanded to die on my feet, not on my knees, I demanded a duell...

Protocol 3
Yeah, she turned me into her pet, and I learned to love it. Yet there were other ones, from other worlds, at this place, where she put us. this place she called her "Zoo".

Protocol 4
She made me sing, songs her ancestors sung, ancient hunting songs, and then, of course, rock songs. you guessed it, of course they claimed, to have written them themselves...must have picked them up on the radio, hundrets of lightyears from home...

Buran Buran
Only much later I learned, that they even honor some terraneans, especially ancient sovjet space pioneers. So here is their hymn for the old russian Buran shuttle...

Protocol 5
Technically I still was a prisoner on moon Qep.Yet I lived far away now from ISqu and her decadent aristocracy. I hung out with ´berto´and the gang, so they took me to my place, they took me to the bar.


TEASER KARAOKE LINER NOTES CHARACTERS
CREDITS
Zarkov Protocols vol. 1

Story and concept by Kumpe

Produced and engineered by Christian Kuhlmey and Mathis Richter-Reichhelm. tlhIngan Hol counselor: Lieven "Quvar" Litaer. Recorded 2003 - 2004 at High Score Studio and Mahoni Studio Berlin. Mixed 2004 at Mahoni Studio Berlin.

Natalie Fritsch sang the ISqu on "Khemorex Klinzhai" and "D-Day" Groby played the Chapmann Stick on "Give Sympathize Control".

Christian Kuhlmey did all the drumming, programming and keyboards.

Kumpe gave his voice, tlhIngan chanting and treatments.

Mathis Richter-Reichhelm played the all the guitars, space organ, and sung vocals.

 


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