No Border (cd)
 | 1 | Hey man | 03' 42" | |||||||||
| 2 | Sometimes | 03' 07" | |||||||||
| 3 | Always | 04' 24" | |||||||||
| 4 | Oceanic | 03' 22" | |||||||||
| 5 | No border | 02' 51" | |||||||||
| 6 | Pink turns to blue (Husker Du) | 04' 24" | |||||||||
| 7 | South over the seven hills (Stuart A. Staples) | 04' 45" | |||||||||
| 8 | Piano Viva (Viva Yazon) | 01' 33" | |||||||||
| 9 | Sous un helicoptere | 03' 03" | |||||||||
| 10 | Overseas | 05' 20" | |||||||||
| 11 | N.I.A. terminal (to the memory of Jens Pape) | 55" | |||||||||
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" No border" is the travelogue of a musician who loves encounters and who cannot bear all that prevent them from happening.
Thus his tightrope walker's melodies have been enriched with trips and the recordings of numerous musicians and friends' participation. Stuart Stapples (Tinkersticks) - accompanied by Thomas on stage, after he took part to the recording of his second album "Leaving songs" - sings on the magnificent "South over the seven hills". You can also hear Volker Zander (Calexico), who accompanied Amor Belhom Duo on the double bass at the occasion of their last tour and Kim Ohio (Mad River) - met at the time of Witches Valley, who sings along with Thomas Belhom on three titles. One of the two instrumental tracks of the album is even composed and interpreted by Viva Yazon, who is also painter and from now on Thomas Belhom's wife, accompanied by Paul Nihaus (Lambchop) and his so characteristic steel guitar.
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01. Hey man 02. Sometimes 03. Always 04. Oceanic 05. No border 06. Pink turns to blue 07. South over the seven hills 08. Piano Viva 09. Sous un hélicoptère 10. Overseas 11. N.I.A terminal
