1960s psychedelic rock band noted for a single self-titled album featuring the melancholic vocals of Peter Sando.

The band recorded a self-titled album that reviewers describe as a compact (about 30 minutes) work of lyrical psychedelia. Reviews note that some tracks are covers and that the album was reissued by Sundazed; the group originally performed under the name The Rahgoos.

Two reviews praise Gandalf's self-titled 1960s psychedelic album, emphasising Peter Sando's melancholic voice, the record's lyrical psychedelia, and standout tracks like "Golden Earrings" and "Hang On To A Dream". Both pieces regard the album as a compact, emotionally powerful work that remains little-known but enduring.

For:Fans of 1960s psychedelic rock, melancholic vocals, and collectors of obscure LPs.

 In these 32 minutes, there is no trace of Hobbits, nor of Sauron, nor of Rivendell, nor, musically speaking, of lengthy progressive style suites.

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 The wonderful, the mystical aura that surrounds the sound of this LP captures the heart and draws the mind to itself, binds it to itself, but does not chain it.

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