Recorded the year after their extraordinary Nova Synteza 2 LP together with the Czechoslovak Radio Jazz Orchestra which I posted a few years back, this is an even more toe-curling venture; the first of four albums that establish Modry Efekt (aka Blue Effect) in their peak mode, a superhuman synthesis of The Yes Album, mid 70's Floyd and the ecstatic hard rockin' acid prog of early Nektar and Hungary's Omega circa Time Robber. Sourced from a long out of print reissue, this also includes two bonus cuts from the same period with more of a crunchy hard rock edge.
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I know this album. To say wonderful is nothing. Like the other works of this band.
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ReplyDeleteHave found a distributor who stocks the CD of this, Doug Larson Imports in New Jersey. Ships internationally I believe. Have bought from him before. Hope it's ok to link him here.
http://www.hicom.net/~dlarson/eastern%20europe.htm
This one is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBlue Effect means a state of bliss after receiving "blue book" (inability to get recruitmented)..
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This is one of the best music I've ever heard. I already listened to (1969) Meditace & (1977) Svitanie. But I enjoyed (1974) Modrý Efekt & Radim Hladík a lot...Thanks.
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Thank you very much for this one and a lot of other one - THANK YOU
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I really enjoyed this album as I do many of your posts. I really admire mutant sounds for the music it passes on. Thanks!
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