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Akasha  - Akasha mp3 download
Singer: Akasha
Title: Akasha
Released: 1977
Country: Sweden
Style: Art Rock, Space Rock, Prog Rock
Genre: Rock
Rating: 4.7
Votes: 178
Formats: AC3 ADX MP2 DXD XM AU MPC
MP3 size: 1189 mb

Akasha  - Akasha mp3 download

Tracklist

A1 Isle Of Kawi
A2 Bondage
A3 Recitativ
A4 Electronic Nightmare
B1 Death Hymn
B2 Light And Darkness
B3 The Trip
B4 Man And The Void

Credits

  • Bass – Arild Andreassen
  • Composed By, Arranged By – Akasha
  • Drums – Kjell Evensen
  • Engineer, Photography By [Colour Stage Photo] – Olav Eriksen
  • Engineer, Producer – Tore Stefanussen
  • Guitar, Mellotron, Synthesizer, Piano, Organ – Jens Ivar Andreassen
  • Layout [Inner Sleeve Layout], Artwork – Mikal Eriksen
  • Lyrics By [Hymns] – Tor-Jonny Hansen (tracks: B1)
  • Mellotron – Sverre Svendsen (tracks: B2)
  • Photography By [Cover Photos], Design, Lighting [Light], Film Technician [Multivisionshow] – Bjørn Hugo Gjøen
  • Vocals – Sverre Svendsen

Notes

Recorded on a TEAC 4-track machine by BAT records oct./nov. 1976 in a bomb-proof cellar at a local hotel [in Finnsnes, Norway]. BAT bless the man with the cigar, the bank, the elevator, Ole Barnhard (his radio and clock built oct. 10, 1935 with 8 years guaranty), Mikal and all you fanatics who bought this album.

Released in a gatefold sleeve.

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
APM 9507, SYMPHILIS 2 Akasha Akasha ‎(CD, Album, RE) Ad Perpetuam Memoriam, Ad Perpetuam Memoriam APM 9507, SYMPHILIS 2 Sweden 1995
MI-0053 Akasha Akasha ‎(CD, Pap) Media Arte MI-0053 South Korea 2013
BWR 154 Akasha Akasha ‎(LP, Album, RE, gat) Black Widow Records BWR 154 Italy 2013
DGCD105025 Akasha Akasha ‎(CD, Album, Unofficial) Dogtoire DGCD105025 Russia 2010

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Shliffiana
Very obscure Norwegian band. They played a kind of very spacey and symphonic progressive with lot of mellotrons and spacey electronic effects. I really like their style, but the production of this record sounds unfortunately very home-made and amateurish. But the songs and their sound is quite interesting. "Isle of Kwai" is a mighty piece of spacey symphonic, and mellotron simply can't sound bad! "Bondage" has some excellent moog and loads of spacey effects, and is quite fun. "Death Hymn" is very powerful, but the vocalist's accent is unfortunately quite clear. And "The Trip" is simply just a good melody. The album is worth owning if you collect 70's progressive, but if you're looking for pure perfection I don't think you will find this album very satisfying.
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