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NEON ROSE

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A Dream Of Glory And Pride   1974 - REISSUE  2005

Tracklist

1     Sensation     3:58
2     A Picture Of Me     7:29
3     Love Rock     4:45
4     Primo     6:37
5     Let's Go And Get That Boy     5:40
6     Julia's Dream     6:24
7     A Dream Of Glory And Pride     9:52


Bonus Tracks


8     C'Mon Everybody (Single B-Side)    4:58
9     War Song (Unreleased Studio Track)   5:41
10     Julia's Dream (Live)     6:24
11     Love Rock (Live)     4:57

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Notes
Track 1-9 recorded at Decibel Studios, Stockholm in December 1973


Track 10-11 record live at Ragna Rock, Holmenkollen, Norway, June 16, 1974


Tracks 9-11 mixed for Nicana Music by Nalle Påhlsson at Curtsson Studio 2004


Vocals for track 9 recorded for Nicana Music by Nalle Påhlsson at Curtsson Studio 2004

 

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Bass, Vocals – Benno Mengarelli   
Drums – Stanley Larsson   
Guitar – Gunnar Hallin (tracks: 10, 11), Piero Mengarelli
Guitar, Lead Vocals – Roger Holegård


 

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Two   1975

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Tracklist

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1 I'm An Entertainer

2 False Star

3 Thoughts

4 My Lady

5 Waiting For The Train

6 Bloody Welfare

7 Is There An Eden

8 Sister (I'm An Entertainer)*

9 Roll Me Over*

10 C'mon Everybody*

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*CD remaster Bonus Tracks

Reload   1975

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Tracklist

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Dead Eyes 3:50

Night Birds 2:40

Too Long. 4:45

The Race For Knowledge 4:35

A Man's Not A Man 4:00

A Smell Of Death 5:10

Reload 6:35

Dust And Rust 4:00

Tears Of Pain 4:15

All hail Viking Rock!   Neon Rose was a hard rock band from Sweden

who were originally called Spider, but changed their name To Neon Rose when Stanley Larsson joined the group.  Their debut album on Vertigo records, A Dream Of Glory And Pride, was released in 1974.  I do not understand why this album went nowhere, and why I can't find a favorable review of it anywhere on the internet.  Come on people, this is a fantastic album, 70's hard rock at its finest, with Julia's Dream being a personal favorite.  Not a bad song on the album!  The band's subsequent offerings, 'Two' and 'Reload', were also very good, but not quite as awesome, 

 

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