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Surprising Northern Fairy Tale by Kaipa, authors, in 1975, of a remarkable (self-titled) symphonic progressive album, not devoid of folk influences and psychedelic references. Discover the review
Surprising Northern Fairy Tale by Kaipa, authors, in 1975, of a remarkable (self-titled) symphonic progressive album, not devoid of folk influences and psychedelic references.
The beautiful come-back album, "Notes From The Past" (from 2002), is entirely composed by Lundin even though, stylistically, a clear "flowerkingization" of the compositions is evident, a direct consequence, perhaps, of Stolt's overwhelming personality. Discover the review
The beautiful come-back album, "Notes From The Past" (from 2002), is entirely composed by Lundin even though, stylistically, a clear "flowerkingization" of the compositions is evident, a direct consequence, perhaps, of Stolt's overwhelming personality.
Wikipedia is right "Solo" is truly a masterpiece that I recommend to any music lover, even those not strictly progressive, if at first listen it doesn't convince you, give it time, trust me, and you'll find this album will win you over. Discover the review
Wikipedia is right "Solo" is truly a masterpiece that I recommend to any music lover, even those not strictly progressive, if at first listen it doesn't convince you, give it time, trust me, and you'll find this album will win you over.
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