Sven Larsson - Bad Mad Man (2012)
Sven Larsson - Bad Mad Man (2012)
Sweden | Mp3 320 Kbps | 110 MB
Melodic Rock / Wescoast AOR / Blues-Rock
Sweden | Mp3 320 Kbps | 110 MB
Melodic Rock / Wescoast AOR / Blues-Rock
“Bad Mad Man” is the title of Sven Larsson’s second solo album and the same formula was used as on “Sunlight And Shadow”, which was released in March of 2010: a mix of AOR and westcoast, a mix of vocal and instrumental tracks and the addition of several lead vocalists. If we omit the two instrumentals, “Green Unit” and “Welcome To My Island”, we’re left with 9 vocal tracks of which only 4 are sung by Larsson himself. Invited were Göran Edman & Anders Ahlund (each for 2 tracks) and Thomas Eriksson (for 1 track). Of course (and once again) this created a lot of variation, but this is exactly my point of criticism. Mr Larsson tries to get so much in one album that it loses the coherence, which is really a pity, because he knows to write and perform decent stuff. I can only hope that he finds the right direction for his third (crucial) album …
Tracklist :
1. Dance The Night Away
2. Sin City
3. How Could It Come To This
4. Bad Mad Man
5. Forever You & Me
6. Missing Link
7. Green Unit (Instrumental)
8. Look The Ghost In The Eyes
9. The House Upon The Hill
10. Castle Of Mine
11. Welcome To My Island (Instrumental)
Total playing time 50:27
Sven Larsson - all guitars, lead vocals on tracks 1,3,5,9
Christian Johansson (Street Talk) - drums
Björn Lodmark (Street Talk) - bass
Göran Edman (Street Talk) - lead vocals on tracks 2,6
Anders Åhlund - lead vocals on tracks 8,10
Thomas Eriksson - lead vocals on track 4
Fredrik Bergh (Street Talk) - keyboards on track 11
Sören Karlsson - keyboards on tracks 5,6,7,8,10
Daniel Karlsson - keyboards on tracks 3,4
Ulf Pettersson (Galleon) - keyboards on tracks 1,2
Pär Forsberg - organ on tracks 1,6,7,10
Göran Fors (Galleon) - taurus pedals on tracks 2,3,4,7
P-O Larsson - steel guitar, organ, backing vocals on tracks 1,5,9,11
Ove Lundström - backing vocals, keyboards, bass on tracks 3,4,9