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Black Tomato

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This danish-swedish band certainly knows how to keep the spirit of the 60s alive. This is totally improvished music, live in the studio and released without any overdubs. And what we get is two long jams, at about 30 min.s each and a shorter number "Viking Cleaner" to finish things off.

Not a lot of chord changes, in fact the first piece is in E and the second in D, but lots of swirling, acid-dripping guitarsolos and keyboards with space sounds, on a solid bass/drums background.

Highly entertaining for an old hippie, and wonderful anyone still makes these kinds of musical excursions.

Should appeal to fans of Ozric Tentacles, Gong, Hawkwind. Deadheads could certainly also find it attractive.

These guys are a loose collective of 7-8 musicians whose music is totally improvised. Due to the improvisational approach, there are periods of apparent "noodling" and/or confusion amongst the players as they attempt to lock into a groove or theme. When they do, things get interesting. Some of the moments of interplay between the guitar and synth players are stunning and the bass and drum work is solid and proficient. I love this stuff and if this type of music appeals to you, I bet you will too!

This danish-swedish band certainly knows how to keep the spirit of the 60s alive. This is totally improvished music, live in the studio and released without any overdubs. And what we get is two long jams, at about 30 min.s each and a shorter number "Viking Cleaner" to finish things off.

Not a lot of chord changes, in fact the first piece is in E and the second in D, but lots of swirling, acid-dripping guitarsolos and keyboards with space sounds, on a solid bass/drums background.

Highly entertaining for an old hippie, and wonderful anyone still makes these kinds of musical excursions.

Should appeal to fans of Ozric Tentacles, Gong, Hawkwind. Deadheads could certainly also find it attractive.