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 It was
back in the early
seventies, in those happy days of
experimentation
when everyone was jamming together at home or at open
air
festivals that things really took off for me in the sense of my being
creative.
It was the age of “hippies”, of “freaking out” and of radical movements
intending
to change society over night. But with me it was just a lot of fun and
fooling
around with every way of expression I could find, among these the most
vital
ones being art and music.
Peter
L October 2006
Mastering (of
most of the material):
Fran Ashcroft
 Take
a trip on Peter's ferry, and journey through a smorgasbord of vintage
Scandinavian psychedelia, down
the Beatle-esque Merging Maze, pastoral flutes of Horooshema The
Hurricane, and mellotrons of Yesterdays Dreams - from those happy days
of open
air festivals, hippies, and experimentation. Fran Ashcroft, December 2006 http://www.happybeat.net PSYCHEDELIC SWEDEN
 All songs
were
written by
P Lindahl except track 2 by Peter
Lindahl /Hampus Ekholm and tracks 8 and 16 by Niklas and Peter Lindahl.
Peter
did vocals, background vocals and choirs
throughout
the album while also playing a variety of instruments on all of the
songs except
on one or two where play mate Hampus Ekholm joined in on guitar and
also two tracks on which his brother Niklas did
everything from mellotron,
recorder, drums to
electric guitar. Some of the instruments which Peter used were:
Acoustic and
electric
guitars, bass, organ, various flutes, cornet, viola da gamba, melodeon,
mouth organ,
drums and various percussion including copper kettles, pots, a well
beaten guitar
case, kitchen utensils, house construction parts, etc. In a couple of
the songs
his
father Sven Lindahl played cornett, which is a straight or bent,
trumpetlike
woodwind instrument used during the renaissance period.Niklas Lindahl 
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