Warum sollten wir Angst vor großen Tieren haben?

In autumn 1996 SUPERFLEX met jazz musician, composer and sound designer August Engkilde with whom they shared a common interest in animal acoustics and fascinating images of African animals and joined forces in Superflex Music. The music of Warum sollten wir Angst vor großen Tieren haben? was originally released on CD in 1997 and is based on recordings of African animals and the experiments done in Superflex Music's bioacoustic laboratorium. 

All tracks produced by August Engkilde and SUPERFLEX. 

Side A
1. The world network of monkeys tuned to a chord (3:49) 
2. Sex, pain and time birds (1:53) 
3. A well functioning hippo state needs no hippos (3:31) 
4. Duck: “I’m suspected of being a bird” (0:59) 
5. The lions climbed out the bathroom window of the chop suey joint (3:36) 
6. Two female frogs taped to an office table (1:54) 
7. The sudden silence of cities when the dogs clam up (3:38) 

Side B
1. The bird professor was in the back room of his drugstore shooting horse heroin (3:18) 
2. Insects jerking off in the school toilet (1:45) 
3. My first arrest by two ducks (2:19) 
4. A dog in uniform of human skin looking for a place to fix (2:11) 
5. The hip-hop hippos got a bad tip in the race and lost everything to a stupid horse (2:45) 
6. The old reggae lion arrives on a platform holding his beloved duck on his head (4:37) 
7. A kicking wildebeest can make a whole apartment unlivable with his death smell (2:09) 
8. Four giraffes rush up yelling “Hi Yo Silver” (2:41)