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This DVD includes tracks from this young band made up of Ron Underwood on vocals, Jim Kaufman on guitar, synths, and programming, Ryan head on bass, and Seven Antonopolous on drums.
Opiate for the Masses: Ron Underwood (vocals); Jim Kaufman (guitar, synthesizer, programming); Ryan Head (bass instrument); Seven Antonopolous (drums).
Additional personnel: Andrew Gerold (guitar, programming); Brian Pomp (bass guitar); Elias Malin (drums).
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Recorded and mixed in Q8 Regular Matrix 4 Channel Stereo at Europa FilmStudios 1 & 3 Stockholm, Sweden may-july 1974. Engineer: Björn AlmstedtBonustracks 7 & 8 recorded at Samskolan, Saltsjöbaden, Sweden by Björn Carlsson & Dag Lundquist dec 1972. Bonustrack 9 recorded live at the Concert Hall, Kristiansstad, Sweden feb. 1975. Original cover artwork by Johan Gullberg. Cover design by Ossie and Johan Gullberg. Photos recording studio: Jan-Åke PerssonRemastered by Claes Persson & Dag Lundquist at CRP Recording, Stockholm, Sweden june 2004. Original album produced by Adrian Moar. From Progressiveears.com:I had been meaning to check out this album for quite a while due to the excellent reputation it has. I’m always reading great things about this group from several sites on the Internet. The name Trettioåriga Kriget translates to “The Thirty Years War” and true to that title, the band is amazingly still going strong to this day. I caught their performance at Progday X last year and I must say they put on an incredible show. The group is basically unchanged since this self-titled release in 1974; they may have put on a few pounds and lost a few hairs but they’ve given up none of their trademark aggressive sound. The main thing that distinguishes Kriget from most of the other progressive rock bands of the day is the lack of keyboards or other instruments like flute or violin. What we have is basically guitars, bass and drums, but even with that configuration the band just exudes complexity and style that never gets tiresome. The vocals (sung in Swedish) take a little getting used to but when you do, the singing/talking style remains very unique and quite enjoyable. Instrumentally, the defining aspect of this band is bassist Stefan Fredin who plays as if his bass were a lead instrument. Similar in many respects to greats like Chris Squire and John Wetton, Stefan employs effects like distortion and wah-wah for added emphasis and isn’t afraid to step up front of the band for a lead run or even a solo from time to time. Not to take anything away from the other members of the band, who are indeed excellent musicians as well, but it’s the bass that stands out and what I’m usually listening for. Although I mentioned earlier that there are no keyboards, upon closer listening I’m hearing a few keyboard parts in a couple tunes. Nothing that spectacular, just sort of atmospheric mellotron or synth bits here and there. My guess is these parts were performed by someone in the band that didn’t get credited for it. There is a nice piano ...
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