2006 CD Pre-Commercial Release 
design [album cover] Barbie Wilde
design [album cover] Georg Kajanus
lyrics by, music by, performer [all instruments & vocals except where noted] Georg Kajanus
photography by [front cover photo] Barbie Wilde
Digitally remastered 2006.
Release only available by direct order from Georg Kajanus, through his Web site. Disc is autographed by Mr. Kajanus.
These are 'the ones that got away' or 'the ones that stayed behind'. Most of these compositions were never commercially released and the reasons ranged from artistic considerations to bad timing to decisions of incompatibility. However, the fact remains that they all have inspired and contributed in artistic terms as much as any of my commercially released compositions.
This album is a collection of demos, demo masters and masters, serving as a kind of audio biographical reflection of the artistic process. - Georg Kajanus 2006
Track notes from the release track listing:
1: the first solo single release by GK - from vinyl
2: mono B-side to Say Hallo' - from vinyl
3: from the original demo acetate heard by Cliff Richard
4: from Kajanus/Pickett's 'Hi Ho Silver' - from vinyl
5: instrumental B-side to Sailor's first single 'Traffic Jam'
6: from a live radio performance in Zurich
7: percursor to 'Latino Lover' from the 'Street Lamp' album by Sailor of 1992
8: from cassette
12: instrumental mood piece based on the bizarre world of GK's sister, Eva Norvind
13: precursor to 'Hannan' from the 'Street Lamp' alubm by Sailor of 1992
14: from Arabic - French slang for doctor
15: based on the original 'Pimp's Brigade'
17: ...dedicated to GK's late sister, Eva Norvind
18: inspired by Berlin 1989, but considered too political for Sailor by GK
19: considered by Sailor to be inappropriate for their ages - from cassette
20: considered by GK to have too many 'Booms' - from cassette - for stereo playback only
21: instrumental
22: English counterpart to 'Måken Er Hvit' from 'The Norwegian Trilogy'
23: first unused version of the theme music for Monika Treut's film - from cassette
24: dedicated to male mid-life crisis...
25: ...considered for Noir...
design [album cover] Georg Kajanus
lyrics by, music by, performer [all instruments & vocals except where noted] Georg Kajanus
photography by [front cover photo] Barbie Wilde
Digitally remastered 2006.
Release only available by direct order from Georg Kajanus, through his Web site. Disc is autographed by Mr. Kajanus.
These are 'the ones that got away' or 'the ones that stayed behind'. Most of these compositions were never commercially released and the reasons ranged from artistic considerations to bad timing to decisions of incompatibility. However, the fact remains that they all have inspired and contributed in artistic terms as much as any of my commercially released compositions.
This album is a collection of demos, demo masters and masters, serving as a kind of audio biographical reflection of the artistic process. - Georg Kajanus 2006
Track notes from the release track listing:
1: the first solo single release by GK - from vinyl
2: mono B-side to Say Hallo' - from vinyl
3: from the original demo acetate heard by Cliff Richard
4: from Kajanus/Pickett's 'Hi Ho Silver' - from vinyl
5: instrumental B-side to Sailor's first single 'Traffic Jam'
6: from a live radio performance in Zurich
7: percursor to 'Latino Lover' from the 'Street Lamp' album by Sailor of 1992
8: from cassette
12: instrumental mood piece based on the bizarre world of GK's sister, Eva Norvind
13: precursor to 'Hannan' from the 'Street Lamp' alubm by Sailor of 1992
14: from Arabic - French slang for doctor
15: based on the original 'Pimp's Brigade'
17: ...dedicated to GK's late sister, Eva Norvind
18: inspired by Berlin 1989, but considered too political for Sailor by GK
19: considered by Sailor to be inappropriate for their ages - from cassette
20: considered by GK to have too many 'Booms' - from cassette - for stereo playback only
21: instrumental
22: English counterpart to 'Måken Er Hvit' from 'The Norwegian Trilogy'
23: first unused version of the theme music for Monika Treut's film - from cassette
24: dedicated to male mid-life crisis...
25: ...considered for Noir...