Swedish Prog & Psych (1967-1976) - Part 2

An continuation of the Swedish progg movement 1970-1976. Sharing my own theory about how the movement evolved, with my record collection as the foundation. I dont know everything, i dont have everything but this may be interesting to some.
Enjoy and leve comments if you have questions. A lot of records are shown!

Thanx Khristian for inspiring;

[bertkarlsson]

Väldigt intressant video! Tack för att du gjorde mig bekant med Joakim Skogsberg! Fantastisk skiva! Jag hade aldrig hittat den utan dig!

[frodon]

I was very pround to have the luck to reissue Kaipa records in the nineties, and also some other interesting Swedish bands, at that time, without the web it was quite difficult to find the musicians and producers. I still have some letters that I received from some Swedish bands like Kvartetten Som Sprängde, etc. Unfortunately, at that time, around 98, it became impossible to "work" with... and I decided to stopp my musical "adventure",

[bencostello]

Ablution is mental - you showed it recently on Facebook, according to my Discogs page, it's on my wantlist for almost 4 years. Love that Turid cover, just sampled it - straight to my wantlist, right up my alley! So is that Flasket Brinner, nice! Love that Solar Plexus I bought it about 3 years ago when you showed it, great recommendation. Must check Egba too. Great stuff, Jonas.

[DocStrangelyStrange]

Hi Jonas
I remember you showing that Belinda album in another video. Love the cover of Maltid(?). I saw James Buttery show that Solarplexus album in a recent video too.
Very professional look to your new videos too.
Take care
Kevin

[wege_]

Mycket bra Jonas, väldigt intressanta videos. Fortsätt dela dina kunskaper....

[tomminko]

Excellent follow up to the first video my friend. G.L. Unit ‎– Orangutang! sounds awesome, like it would be right up my alley. Have you shown / talked about this one before? I feel like I have seen the cover before but maybe it was just somewhere online. Solar Plexus, Pop Workshop and Ablution are definitely on my want list! So good! Especially Ablution just hit me in the right way! I would love to find a copy of that one. Just put Egba on my list. Thanks again for doing this bro!

[MetalTheologian]

You sure as hell can't complain about that G.L. Unit cover, hahaha! That's an all-time great right there! November is awesome for sure, and right up my alley, being (like you say) on the heavier end of the spectrum, although I don't have that one. Fuck though, watching this, I realize how ignorant I am... I'm certainly grateful to Subliminal Sounds for making some of this stuff available again, on my side of the Atlantic, no less, haha! Good to hear the correct pronunciations on these bands too, by the way; I can probably fake it well enough to fool the Americans watching my videos, but no way I'd fool you, hahaha! Hey, no Trettioåriga Kriget?? ;-)

[maanvaarder]

Terrific exhibition of what makes Swedish prog(g) so absolutely fascinating and unique. Skogsberg is a definite want. Did you get the Träd, Gras och Stenar box set already ?