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Troll : Que Son Los Trolls Y En Que Nos Ayudan?
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The sound is a combination of hard Nordic and Spanish garage, mellow blissful euro-tinged psychedelia, Japanese tropicalia and ambient jazz. Songs are in Danish, Spanish, Japanese,French and English.
Genre: Rock: Psychedelic
Release Date: 2001
Que Son Los Trolls Y En Que Nos Ayudan? Record Label: Orange Sun Records
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Blue Skies 6:04 $0.99
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California Poppy 4:02 $0.99
Liars Club 4:16 $0.99
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Album Notes

TROLL has formed from the ethers of the mission creek valley in San Francisco.

Capp Street vapors met the salty freshness of the pacific to spawn a mysterious organism of groove, language and electricity.

The five elements of TROLL have moved into a spiral pattern, encircling the cosmos with explosive patience.

The resulting energy moves with the percussion influences of the south, the melodic influences of the bay, and the streams of the world's expressions.

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REVIEWS

Troll CD review from Aquarius Records new arrivals list #109
author: Aquarius Records
Local quintet Troll has made a delightfully ambitious record. The flavor is sort of Pizzicato 5 meets Os Mutantes meets Amon Duul, and each song is a minor gem, albeit a little rough 'round the edges', with multiple vocalists, epic harmonies, intensely simmering guitar, and well-written, unpredictable songs, dynamic pieces that grow and develop within themselves. Being smart folk with wonderful taste in music (we should know: they're AQ-customers!), Troll describe themselves quite accurately: "The sound is a combination of hard Nordic and Spanish garage, mellow blissful euro-tinged psychedelia, Japanese tropicalia and ambient jazz. The languages sung on the album are Danish, Spanish, Japanese, French and English." Nice.
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