Loophole (album)

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Loophole
Studio album by Sketch Show
Released	November 27, 2003 (2003-11-27)
Genre	Electronica, Glitch Pop
Length	54:41
Label	avex, cutting edge, daisyworld discs
Producer	Sketch Show
Sketch Show chronology
Wild Sketch Show (2003) Loophole (2003) Sketches & Notations (2004)

Loophole is the second album by Sketch Show.

All music is composed by Haruomi Hosono and Yukihiro Takahashi, except "Mars" and "Attention Tokyo", by Hosono, Ryuichi Sakamoto and Takahashi

No.	Title	Lyrics	Length
1.	"Mars"	Hosono, Takahashi	4:15
2.	"Wiper"	Hosono, Takahashi	4:32
3.	"Chronograph"	Hosono, Takahashi	5:06
4.	"Plankton"		4:08
5.	"Flakes"	Takahashi, Meg	5:16
6.	"Attention Tokyo"	Hosono, Takahashi	3:22
7.	"Night Talker" (Safety Scissors Mix)	Takahashi	4:32
8.	"Traum 6.6"	Takahashi, Meg	5:26
9.	"Scotoma"		3:10
10.	"Fly Me to the River"	Hosono, Takahashi	4:36
11.	"Ekot" (Cornelius Mix)	Hosono, Takahashi	6:06
12.	"Stella"	Hosono, Meg	4:09

• Haruomi Hosono & Yukihiro Takahashi - Arranging, Mixing, Production
• Ryuichi Sakamoto - Mixing, Production ("Mars", "Attention Tokyo")
• Chiho Shibaoka - Swedish Voice ("Mars", "Wiper", "Chronograph" "Attention Tokyo", "Ekot")
• Hiroshi Haraguchi - Mixing, Recording Engineer
• Yasuo Kimoto - Mixing ("Plankton", "Fly Me to the River")
• Safety Scissors - Mixing ("Night Talker")
• Cornelius - Mixing ("Ekot")
• Tomohiko Gondo - Euphonium ("Ekot")
• Meg - Lyrics ("Flakes", "Traum 6.6", "Stella")
• Tom Coyne - Mastering
• Takashi Okada (Zubai Studio) - Art Direction, Design
• Daisy Creatures - Photography

• Sketch Show – Loophole at Discogs