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MASSRCD 069CD
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Massproduktion and Garmarnas most successful album -- Guds Spelemän from 1996 -- finally remastered and re-designed and on vinyl for the first time. Guds Spelemän was really a challenge to record and finalize. Recorded on several occasions and on five different locations, in between the bands constant touring, it was a really a feat to finalize. But the chemistry between the band and producer Sank made magic in the studio and the will to do something completely new was at maximum. Guds Spelemäns seamless mix of machines and electronic sounds with the bloodiest of medieval ballads and Emma Härdelins exceptional voice is really something else. Garmarna had just made international fame by being frontpage news on Billboard and touring all over the world and just before the recording they played for a crowd of 10,000 in Stockholm. And bringing an exceptional album -- Guds Spelemän -- resulted in both a Swedish and international success. Besides earning a Swedish Grammy and gold record it also became a large export success. The album was licensed to some 14 countries and released all over the world in different versions. It has been remastered from the original analog 12" master to real brilliance by the legendary Björn Engelmann at Cutting Room. The original artwork has been reworked by Lia Jacobi and is now released on vinyl for the first time in a beautiful gatefold sleeve.
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MASSLP 069LP
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LP version. Red vinyl. Massproduktion and Garmarnas most successful album -- Guds Spelemän from 1996 -- finally remastered and re-designed and on vinyl for the first time. Guds Spelemän was really a challenge to record and finalize. Recorded on several occasions and on five different locations, in between the bands constant touring, it was a really a feat to finalize. But the chemistry between the band and producer Sank made magic in the studio and the will to do something completely new was at maximum. Guds Spelemäns seamless mix of machines and electronic sounds with the bloodiest of medieval ballads and Emma Härdelins exceptional voice is really something else. Garmarna had just made international fame by being frontpage news on Billboard and touring all over the world and just before the recording they played for a crowd of 10,000 in Stockholm. And bringing an exceptional album -- Guds Spelemän -- resulted in both a Swedish and international success. Besides earning a Swedish Grammy and gold record it also became a large export success. The album was licensed to some 14 countries and released all over the world in different versions. It has been remastered from the original analog 12" master to real brilliance by the legendary Björn Engelmann at Cutting Room. The original artwork has been reworked by Lia Jacobi and is now released on vinyl for the first time in a beautiful gatefold sleeve.
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