Bitrate audio: Lossless
Year: 1974 (LP)
Time: 40:24
Size: 293,2 MB
Label: CBS
Styles: Progressive Rock/Jazz-Rock/Fusion
Art: Front + Back
Year: 1974 (LP)
Time: 40:24
Size: 293,2 MB
Label: CBS
Styles: Progressive Rock/Jazz-Rock/Fusion
Art: Front + Back
Tracks Listing:
1. Bluegaloo - 6:25
2. Woodchurch Sorceress - 1:49
3. Kokt Tvatt - 5:53
4. The Nard Finished Third - 7:06
5. Equator - 5:51
6. Third Meter Stroll - 6:40
7. The Visitor - 6:35
1. Bluegaloo - 6:25
2. Woodchurch Sorceress - 1:49
3. Kokt Tvatt - 5:53
4. The Nard Finished Third - 7:06
5. Equator - 5:51
6. Third Meter Stroll - 6:40
7. The Visitor - 6:35
Musicians:
Janne Schaffer - guitar
Björn J:son Lindh - flute, piano
Pete Robinson - keyboards
John Gustafson - bass
Barry de Souza - drums, trumpet
Ola Brunkert - drums, percussion
Melando Gassama - percussion
Janne Schaffer - guitar
Björn J:son Lindh - flute, piano
Pete Robinson - keyboards
John Gustafson - bass
Barry de Souza - drums, trumpet
Ola Brunkert - drums, percussion
Melando Gassama - percussion
This is an excellent Jazz Rock album out of Sweden although this rather large seven piece band includes three guys from the UK. I like the picture of the guys on the back cover. Two of the Brits John Gustafson(bass) and Peter Robinson(electric piano, clavinet, synths and organ) come from the heavy band QUATERMASS while the other is Barry De Souza out of London on trumpet and drums. The legendary Bjorn J:Son is here on flute, electric piano and percussion.
Man this is such an impressive album to listen to. Mostly uptempo with outstanding musicians playing complex arrangements. A lot of percussion on here along with some incredible bass and drum work while the flute, guitar and electric piano often solo over top. Some exceptions are the short "Woodchurch Sorceress" which is haunting with experimental sounds and sparse flute. And the longest track and closer "The Visitor" is also haunting to a lesser degree as it trips along with some flute and a relaxed sound. Headphone music right here. "Third Meter Stroll" is all about the beats and bass. Love that bass. Favourite tracks are "Bluegaloo" the opener with some funk and flute leading the way. Lots of percussion sounds then the guitar solos after 2 minutes. The other top song for me is "Equator" with that powerful sound and insane flute. Some cool sounding guitar expressions and electric piano too. Just a very well played album with tons going on most of the time. The bass player would go on to play with Ian Gillan band and Roger Glover while the keyboardist went to BRAND X.
Man this is such an impressive album to listen to. Mostly uptempo with outstanding musicians playing complex arrangements. A lot of percussion on here along with some incredible bass and drum work while the flute, guitar and electric piano often solo over top. Some exceptions are the short "Woodchurch Sorceress" which is haunting with experimental sounds and sparse flute. And the longest track and closer "The Visitor" is also haunting to a lesser degree as it trips along with some flute and a relaxed sound. Headphone music right here. "Third Meter Stroll" is all about the beats and bass. Love that bass. Favourite tracks are "Bluegaloo" the opener with some funk and flute leading the way. Lots of percussion sounds then the guitar solos after 2 minutes. The other top song for me is "Equator" with that powerful sound and insane flute. Some cool sounding guitar expressions and electric piano too. Just a very well played album with tons going on most of the time. The bass player would go on to play with Ian Gillan band and Roger Glover while the keyboardist went to BRAND X.
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