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- 01. Drabantbyrock
02. Kjære, Lille Deg
03. Unset
04. Det Siste Stikk
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BAZAR
Drabantbyrock
[engl] Kick- ass psychedelic / progressive hard- rock from Norway! Bazar was one of the most hard- working progressive bands from Scandinavia. This is their killer second album from 1974. Wah- wah fuelled guitar action, organ, flute, melodic vocals and radical lyrics. ''Drabantbyrock'' combines heavy numbers, West Coast guitar jams and dreamy moments, featuring the superb guitar playing of Bent Patey. Highly recommended for those into Swedish hard- rock bands such as November.- Format
- LP
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- EAN
- EAN 4040824085285
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- CD
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- EAN
- EAN 4040824085315
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