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Despite the fact that their bubblepunk singles of the early 70s were as hard as they were chewy, Sweet found themselves in the annoying position as the whipping boys of the glam scene, never mind the fact that Slade and Gary Glitter had the market cornered on crude and annoying. Part of the reason was that since the late sixties when they were known as The Sweetshop, they made use of a songwrit...
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When Dungen made a big critical impact in 2004 with their third album, Ta Det Lungt, it seemed remarkable that an album recorded explicitly to sound like it was made in 1972 would be so popular, not to mention all the lyrics being sung in Swedish. Multi-instrumentalist Gustav Estjes of Vastergotland, Sweden grew up on folk and hip-hop, and discovered a wealth of Swedish underground psychedelic ...
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I got this on tape when it first came out. Even though they're not too widely known in the U.S., I think I was tipped off to them by a review in Spin or Rolling Stone. I loved how they sort of updated The Clash and Bo Diddley rhythms with some dense wall-of-sound production. I've been trying to find a copy of the CD for the past five years with no luck. Until today, it was going used on Amazon ...
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