Lea Riders Group
- 风格
- #迷幻摇滚 #布鲁斯摇滚 #默西之声
- 地区
- Sweden 瑞典
艺人介绍
by Richie Unterberger
The Lea Riders Group werent the best Swedish band of the 60s, but in a field crowded by imitators of British Invasion acts, they were one of the most original. Their shining moment was their 1968 single Dom Kallar Oss Mods, one of the standouts on the psychedelic volume of the original Pebbles series, with a grinding guitar riff and birdcall blasts of guitar distortion backing the garbled English-Swedish lyrics of failure and alienation. Nothing else they did was nearly up to that level of inspired psychedelic madness, although they did release five singles between 1966 and 1968 (all of their other songs were entirely in English). Guitarist and singer Hawkey Franzen wrote virtually all of their material, which pursued a jagged rock-blues line and some petulantly rebellious lyrics (But I Am and Who Cares? and The Forgotten Generation were a couple of his more memorable titles). A pretty strange group in the context of mid-60s Sweden, they nonetheless didnt have the vocal or compositional talents of the best (if more conventional) Swedish rock bands. Their records werent bad, but are now mostly notable for their curiosity value.
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- @小M(懒癌晚期无药可救)：现代主义什么鬼。。 1-377 (荒诞派的神经美学研究) 2018-04-13 15:23 这乐队是Beat流派下的呀，没毛病