From: Sweden
Member since: Jul 25, 2007
Favorite genres: Rock, World, Alternative, Experimental, Surf Rock, African Funk, Reggae, Hard Rock, Garage, Space Rock, Instrumental, Punk, Improvised, Fusion and Afrobeat
Favorited by: 10 fans
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Neznakomets
Punk, Reggae, Rock, Alternative, Funk-Rock, Garage Rock, Instrumental, Progressive, Punk and Punk Prog
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Rootsreggae, funk, soul, disco, jazz, jazz rock/fusion, acid jazz, afrobeat, progressive rock, psychedelic/space/acid rock, swedish progressive, krautrock, electronica, hard rock/metal, swedish postpunk, New York pre-punk scene, punk, new wave, pop, surf and any kind of instrumental rock/pop etc.

I love the 60's and 70's music!!

Folkmusic from all over the world and so called "primitive" tribal music!

Cheap instruments, organic salami, coffe, celibacy, sex, the pentatonic scale and powerchords!

And the love of my life, my daughter!

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I wonder?!
posted on Sep 30 at 4:23 am | 1 comment
I wonder? Why seems people on MySpaceMusic more interested and alive than on Fuzz? Fuzz is cooler and better for the musician so it ought to be the other way around?!! Strange! Pelle/Neznakomets
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7BEATSTREET said:
posted on May 25 at 8:26 pm
brother you Rock , FAT sOuNd o and sO uNpRedIcTable , love the new sound and orcistation ! thanks,dan
Erik Hamel said:
posted on May 3 at 3:01 pm
hey thanks i really appreciate it!
7BEATSTREET said:
posted on Oct 10 at 12:08 pm
thank YOU ! audasity.com or .org will try saerch ! rock on brother! dan
Enemy Within said:
posted on Oct 10 at 5:02 am
thank you for your kind and poitive comments, good luck with your music and stay in touch, all the best , darren.
David Douglas said:
posted on Sep 9 at 4:23 pm
hey!
looks like i'm the first to comment on both of your pages.
i finally got a chance to listen to your stuff this afternoon. it made me reflect on the somewhat drastic cultural differences between the states and much of europe, particularly Scandinavian Europe.

But overall, I dug it quite a bit. A lot of interesting approaches to your melodies and fun (if not slightly quirky) effects on the instruments. I particularly liked the reggae tune. It was great.

cheers,
dd
 
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