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GLIMPSES FROM THE STORY OF MR. BOGD

Ritual

Crossover Prog


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4.26 | 19 ratings | 2 reviews | 26% 5 stars

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Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Chichikov Bogd (4:23)
2. Mr. Tilly and His Gang (3:07)
3. The Three Heads of the Well (3:55)
4. The Mice (9:09)

Total Time 20:34

Line-up / Musicians

- Patrik Lundström / vocals, guitar
- Jon Gamble / keyboards, harmonium, harmonica, vocals
- Fredrik Lindqvist / bass, bouzouki, mandolin, flutes
- Johan Nordgren / drums & percussion

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RITUAL Glimpses from The Story of Mr. Bogd ratings distribution


4.26
(19 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(26%)
26%
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(63%)
63%
Good, but non-essential (11%)
11%
Collectors/fans only (0%)
0%
Poor. Only for completionists (0%)
0%

RITUAL Glimpses from The Story of Mr. Bogd reviews


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Review by obiter
PROG REVIEWER
4 stars "Glimpses from the Story of Mr Bogd" really? You better produce with a title like that. Fear not, we have a little shiny gem here. Let's clear away the mud and see what we've got. Chichikov kicks off with a pleasing acoustic folk intro before driving off with foot tapping head nodding rhythm. If my knees weren't shot I'd be bopping. Tilly comes into view with a pleasingly stuttering waltz - he leads into the Hall of Mirrors at the Fairground. The three heads arrive with vocals and acoustic with an eastern vibe. The mice (9 min): apparently nobody cares. Well, we have forest paths spear wielding maidens, paths to hell ... and luckily a god wakes to help the humble mice (both mice and forest are saved - woohoo) Hmm. We have all the musical chops and changes, we are familiar with in prog and it ends with a cliched return to the acoustic & vocal and thunder rumbling in the background. It's not bad, but it's not great. So what promised to be a diamond turned out to be a quartz. A nice quartz but not an essential part of the collection. If The Mice had nailed it this would have been a 5* contender. As it is it's still an excellent addition to any collection.

I keep playing Chichikov as a pick me up. It's great.

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5 stars I decided to write the first review after a long time about this short EP from a band which is in my opinion a wonder among contemporary prog artists (and not only). Original Swedish folk-proggers exist for some 30 years by now,having released 4 albums, last being "The Hemulic Voluntary Band" over 1 ... (read more)

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