BLUES FROM HELLAH

Lucifer Was

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Eclectic Prog

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3.57 | 41 ratings | 2 reviews | 20% 5 stars

Excellent addition to any
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Studio Album, released in 2004

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Blues from Hellah (0:40)
2. Come Drug Me Babe (3:07)
3. Mire (4:21)
4. Armworth (5:00)
5. Old in Eden (3:55)
6. Za Za Banshee (5:21)
7. Lucilla's Gone (3:27)
8. When the Crossword's Done (5:01)
9. Leave and Let Leave (6:54)
10. Sleeping House (3:20)

Total Time 41:06

Line-up / Musicians

- Jon Ruder / vocals - all tracks except (1)
- Thore Engen / guitars - all tracks except (1), sitar (6), backing vocals (10)
- Kai Frilseth / percussion - all tracks except (1,2,8), drums (4)
- Einar Bruu / effect basses & 2nd bass - all tracks except (1), bass (4)
- Igor Kill / bass - all tracks except (1,4), 8-string bass & bass-solo (6), slide guitar (9)
- Frank Marstokk / drums - all tracks except (1,4)
- Morten Seyfarth / flute - all tracks except (5)
- Dag Stenseng / flute (4,9)
- Tom Uglebakken / flute (3,9)
- Jon Willy Rydningen / Mellotron - all tracks except (1,4,6,7)
- Kikkan Fossum / keyboards - all tracks except (1,2,4), piano(8)
- Svetlana Orlova / 1st violin
- P�l Svendsberget / 2nd violin, violin solo
- Trygve Johan Simonsen / viola
- Nikolai Skliarevski / cello - all tracks except (1,6,7)
- Dagfinn Koch / viola (6)
- Lillie-Ane Johansson / backing vocals (8)
- B�rre Tronskog / trumpet
- Petter Skretting / saxophone
- Tore Schultze / trombone
- Toril K. Sjo Engen / tuba

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LUCIFER WAS Blues from Hellah ratings distribution

3.57
(41 ratings)

Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(20%)
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(56%)
Good, but non-essential (24%)
Collectors/fans only (0%)
Poor. Only for completionists (0%)

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Review by erik neuteboom
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This is a Norwegian band that plays a blend of blues and rock, embellished with a lush instrumentation including flute, piano, Mellotron, violins and brass along the usual electric guitar, drums and bass. The 10 songs sound melodic and are tasteful arranged featuring powerful electric guitar (great soli), good vocals ans some keyboards (organ, piano, Mellotron). This is not really progressive rock but the bluesrock with progressive tendencies Lucifer Was plays on this CD is worth listening.

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3 stars Since I wrote my review of In Anadis Bower I have found that this band has grown on me. Sure its simplistic compared to other prog bands I listen to.However within its relative simplicity its good.This latest release contains some great Tull inspired flute passages. Probably wont sustain ... (read more)

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