Kampungan

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Kampungan
Album Slank Kampungan.jpg
Studio album by
ReleasedDecember 26, 1991
Recorded1991
StudioJackson Studio, Pluit
Genre
Length46:54
Label Proyek Q
Producer Boedi Soesatio
Slank chronology
Suit-Suit... He-He (Gadis Sexy)
(1990)
Kampungan
(1991)
Piss
(1993)

Kampungan is Slank's second album. It was released on December 26, 1991. This album contains classic hits such as Mawar Merah and Terlalu Manis.[ citation needed ]

First release version of the cover was printed on an iron-on T-shirt transfer paper.

Track listing

No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Kampungan"Bimbim3:17
2."Nggak Rock N' Roll"Slank3:08
3."Mawar Merah"Slank4:35
4."Terlalu Manis (Suka2)"Slank5:02
5."Nina Bobo"NN0:42
6."Bali Bagus"Bimbim, Kaka4:39
7."Aborsi"Slank4:37
8."Anak Terbuang"Bimbim3:33
9."Pulau Biru"Slank4:34
10."An +-=+-'~>"Slank3:14
11."Teng-Teng Blues"Bimbim, Kaka5:19
12."Terlalu Manis (Jualan)"Slank4:09
Total length:42:54

Personnel

Slank

Additional musicians and production

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