Klassiker 1 (Classics 1)

Klassiker 1 (Classics 1) is the second compilation album, and the eighth album overall, by Swedish hard rock band Jerusalem, released in 1993. With the exception of a few songs included on the 1988 compilation, 10 Years After, this was the first time Jerusalem's first two albums had been released on CD. Some tracks were dropped to fit both albums onto one disc.

Klassiker 1 (Classics 1)
Compilation album by
Jerusalem
Released1993
RecordedSupreme Studio, Stockholm, Sweden
GenreHard rock, Rock
LabelFruit Records
ProducerSwante Bengtsson
Jerusalem chronology
10 Years After
(1988)		 Klassiker 1 (Classics 1)
(1993)		 Klassiker 2 (Classics 2)
(1993)
Alternative cover
English version

Track listing

Swedish version
  1. "Tänk om Jesus har rätt"
  2. "Noa"
  3. "Kanske"
  4. "Pappa vem har gjort"
  5. "Mr Ego"
  6. "Kom till mej"
  7. "Om du lyssnar"
  8. "Jesus är det underbaraste"
  9. "Hög tid"
  10. "Neutral"
  11. "Pass på"
  12. "Bara rock'n'roll"
  13. "Getsemane"
  14. "Jag behöver dej"
  15. "Introduktion"
  16. "Ajöss med dej värld"
  17. "Jag vill ge dej en blomma"

Tracks 1-10 from Jerusalem ("Dagarna går" and "Fångsång" were dropped)
Tracks 11-17 from Volym 2 ("Kärlekssång" and "Dialog" were dropped)

English version
  1. "Noah"
  2. "Jesus is the Most Fantastic"
  3. "Maybe"
  4. "Daddy Who Has Made"
  5. "Mr. Ego"
  6. "Come to Me"
  7. "If You Only Care to Listen"
  8. "Neutral"
  9. "What If Jesus is Right"
  10. "High Tide"
  11. "Wake Up"
  12. "Rock-n-Roll"
  13. "Gethsemane"
  14. "I Depend on You, Jesus"
  15. "Introduction"
  16. "Bye Bye World"
  17. "A Flower"

Tracks 1-10 from Volume 1 ("Days Passing By" was dropped)
Tracks 11-17 from Volume 2 ("Love Song" and "Dialogue (Between One Person)" were dropped)

Personnel
  • Ulf Christiansson – lead vocals, guitar (all tracks)
  • Bertil Sörensson – bass guitar, background vocals (tracks 1–10)
  • Anders Mossberg – bass guitar (tracks 11–17)
  • Dan Tibell – keyboards (all tracks)
  • Dan Gansmoe – drums (tracks 1–10)
  • Klas Anderhell – drums (tracks 11–17)
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