RAGNARÖK

Add up another halfstar for this gem. I have been aware of this album since the late 70's but never managed to put an ear on it until the mid-90's. It was worth the wait , I must say as from the first note on , I felt transported into this calm reflective soul-searching world. If Mr. Unger points out a few band that might help you define their sound , I personally am thinking of the best Fleetwood Mac album : Then Play On. This 1970 album is the last with Peter Green and does not sound like the blues-oriented Mac at all but comes closest to Ragnarok and is certainly easier to find than the swedish record, so get an ear on that Mac and see if you want to hunt down the object . I personally can only advise you to do so. Very acoustic by the guitar and the wind instruments, the production is great and crisp sounding. The following albums however do not sound anything like this and they came six or seven years later with different people.

Watch out , for there is a mid-70's New Zealand band with the same name and also a late 90's HM outfit also.