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johan jacobsson

Friday, July 23, 2004

Posted 4:59 AM by soundofsuburbia

8. Sagor & Swing – Orgelplaneten (Hapna) – More organ, please. Eric Malmberg on Hammond organ and Ulf Möller on drums pump up the androstenedione and make a welcome departure from the pastoral beauty of past albums. Like its namesake, the album’s standout “Postmodernism” never gets old

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