Solid Ground - Made In Rock (Reissue, Remastered) (1976/2007)

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Artist:
Title: Made In Rock
Year Of Release: 1976/2007
Label: Mellotronen
Genre: Hard Rock
Quality: Flac (tracks, .cue, log)
Total Time: 01:08:43
Total Size: 593 Mb (scans)
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Solid Ground - Made In Rock (Reissue, Remastered) (1976/2007)


Tracklist:

01. Saturday Rae (Handrock)
02. Just Tell Me
03. This Bloody Town
04. Mata Hari
05. Oh Lord
06. Tombstone Kiss
07. Rock n' Roller
08. 16 Track
09. Solid Ground

Bonus tracks (1975):
10. My Song
11. Tell Me

Special bonus tracks (2006):
12. Inner Sin
13. Man On The Run
14. Turkish Delight
15. Yes, No

Extra Special Tracks With The Band 4-ever (1974):
16. Tunnelbaneblues
17. Vansinniga Berta

Anders Berge (drums, percussion)
Björn Uhr (lead guitar)
Gösta Hjelmqvist (guitar, lead vocals)
Peter Eklund (bass)

SOLID GROUND was formed in 1974. The members came from other band projects. Anders Berge and Gösta Hjelmqvist was earlier playing in a band called 4-ever, who played more proggresiv rock with lyrics written in Swedish. However they wanted to start something new and heavier, so they started looking for a bass and sologuitarist. After they had tried some bassguitarists, they came in contact with Peter Eklund who had finished job in another band. They realised immediately that this was the bassplayer they wanted.

Two months later they came in contact with Björn Uhr, who they had known for a while. They asked him if he wanted to join the band, and so they become the SOLID GROUND. The band become Sweden’s heaviest band during the mid Seventies. Solid Ground signed up to SCAM records. A label owned by the former Violents and Hepstars member Hazze Östlund. In 1975 the band played a lot of gigs around the Stockhholm area, and also some places outside Stockholm. They also recorded their first single record, with the two tracks: “Tell me” and “My song”. In January 1976 they recorded their album:”Made in rock”.

The tracks on the record were recorded in only one day. Two days later they came back to the studio for the final mixing. For many reasons, the record didn’t sell quite well, and finally when the guys was called for their dutys in the army, they decided to quit the band.