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Cover |
Musicians |
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Peter
Nordins - percussion
Jan Erik Liljeström - bass and vocals
Nicklas Berg - guitar, Rhodes, clavinet, pumporgan, mellotron, and
vocals
Anna Sofi Dahlberg - cello, mellotron, and voice
Helena Killander - violin
Tommy Anderson - Rhodes (2) |
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Release |
Label |
Cat. N° |
Playing Time |
Rating |
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1995 |
Virta |
Virta 002 |
47’18” |
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Website |
Contact |
Style |
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www.anekdoten.se |
anekdoten@anekdoten.se |
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Review by |
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John 'Bobo' Bollenberg |
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To be on the safe side one can
always place this album next to King Crimson's Red yet this
album will not only please lovers of avant-garde but songs like
"Nucleus," "Rubankh," "Harvest" and "This Far From The Sky" will
certainly score with fans of grunge as well. Like Happy Family,
Anekdoten knows how to create a
surprisingly aggressive sound. From a fierce sound Anekdoten
suddenly switches towards modest parts as in "Here" where next to a
wall of mellotron sound real violin and real cello bring the calm
back bit by bit. If you see what an important role a band like King
Crimson has played over the years then you certainly have to take a
note of Anekdoten.
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Tracklist |
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Nucleus (5:08)
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Harvest (6:58)
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Book of Hours (9:58)
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Raft (0:58)
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Rubankh (3:07)
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Here (7:23)
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This Far From The Sky
(8:47)
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In Freedom (6:27)
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