
BLUE EFFECT (MODRÝ EFEKT)-MEDITACE (1970 Jazz Rock/Fusion • Czech Republic)Full Album
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Troya biography TROYA is a quite obscure symphonic krautrock inspired german band that was formed in 1972 in Werne an der Lippe by Elmar Wegmann, Klaus Pannewig, Wilhelm Weischer. The band was first called Drastic. They changed the name and the line up to record symphonic psychedelic influenced music based principally on electric guitar, mellotron and vocals. The band disbanded during the end of the 1970s. Influenced by classical and baroque music, in 1976 they released their unique self-financed album; Point of Eruption, with very little means. The disc has a very limited number of copies. It features enchanting melancholic music with long instrumental passages, mainly guitar and organ. TROYA had a lot of potential and talent but did not record in the best of conditions. It's a pity that the band released only one album. Very recommended to Krautrock, Space Rock and Symphonic progressive listeners, especially PINK FLOYD and ELOY fans ! Buy TROYA Music Studio Album, released in 1976 Songs / Tracks Listing 1. She 00:00 2. Battle Rock 06:03 3. Chromatik 14:05 4. Festival 18:15 5. Sinclair 22:05 6. Choke 27:05 Total Time: 31:14 Line-up / Musicians - Elmar Wegmann / guitar, flute, vocals - Klaus Pannewig / drums, glocken, vocals - Wilhelm Weischer / bass - Peter Savelsberg / organ, mellotron, and e-piano

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