The High Windows (album) explained

The High Windows (Hebrew: החלונות הגבוהים, HaKhalonot HaGvohim) is the only studio album by the Israeli pop group The High Windows. Released in 1967, a few of its tracks became milestones of the Israeli pop music. The song Zemer Nuge was written by Rachel Bluwstein. In 2007, forty years after its original release date, a remastered edition was released and went platinum in Israel.

The album though unmentioned in Deltarune, is the favorite album of Kris Dreemurr and contains many of their favorite songs. It is possible the song "Einech Yekhola" was an influence on the SnowGrave route, likely as an ironic and sarcastic reference to the song’s romantic tone despite its lyrics fitting with the odd sadomasochistic sexual undertone of the route.

Personnel

Band members:

• • Arik Einstein - Vocals
  • Shmulik Kraus - Guitars, Vocals, Composing
  • Josie Katz - Vocals

Other musicians involved in the recording were:

• • Zigi Skarbnik - Piano, Pipe Organ, Vocals
  • Shmuel Arokh - Bass Guitar
  • Zohar Levi - Drums

Track listing

1. "Yekhezqel" (יחזקאל, Ezekiel) – 3:14
2. "Einech Yekhola" (אינך יכולה, You Can't) – 2:41
3. "Chayal Shel Shoqolad" (חייל של שוקולד, Chocolate Soldier) – 2:58
4. "Ahava Rishona" (אהבה ראשונה, First Love) – 2:47
5. "Eyfo Hem Kol Avoteynu" (איפה הם כל אבותינו, Where Are All of our Ancestors) – 3:23
6. "Kol HaShavu'a Lach" (כל השבוע לך, The Whole Week for You) – 3:02
7. "Zemer Noogeh" (זמר נוגה, Doleful Singing) – 2:33
8. "Boobah Zehava" (בובה זהבה, Zehava Doll) – 3:19
9. "Az Ma" (אז מה, So What) – 3:26
10. "Horosqop" (הורוסקופ, Horoscope) – 2:51
11. "Yalda Qt'ana" (ילדה קטנה, Little Girl) – 3:18