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I'm English and they are one of my favourites, apparently they pretty much single handedly inspired the start of the modern psychedelic rock movement in Australia which has spread across the world now, hugely influential.

They're so competent musicians and the tunes are universal, the language barrier is a lesser issue. IMHO. But I'm just guessing, as a fellow Swede. :P

Been my favorite band since I was 16 in 2004. Love them.

!!! "Frank's Kaktus" is even better here than it's recorded in their album.

minha também!!!!

didn't know this! thanks man :)

cool! love that album

Mitch Mitchell vibes

I am just sitting here asking myself how do you make your drumset sound like this...

omg what a dreamy concert that'll be!

+3rd Stone Music can't wait! :D

It was great live as well. Prospect Park, what a venue.

I first saw them in Prospect Park too!

I was very much reminded of Focus

Hes still alive u know??

you mean "Awesome band!", right? :)

lol idk why but this comment made me laugh

@@justinr420 yeah I have never hated anything as much as I hated this band but now that Kevin loves them I do too... Lmao

Idgaf

kevin's influences range from groups like cream, led zeppelin or supertramp to air, queens of the stone age and dungen

orange one is an mxr phase 90 or 95

dyna comp and a subdecay super string theory

Same guitar player - probably from the same Stockholm scene aswell.

check Boogarins from Brazil

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard takes maybe the top step for me

Elder, Colour Haze, All Them Witches, Wooden Shjips, King Gizzard and Ty Segall take it up a notch for me.

watch out for Weird Krishna..coming soon

Plutonium 74 from Finland

Thats a bansuri, used in classical north indian music

Joakim Westerbring thank you so much!

@@tatsuki103 Check out Hariprasad Chaurasia if your interested. The chief in the genre. Good stuff:)

Interesting that you mention it, as Gustav Ejstes said in an interview that he was inspired by Bo Hansson and Fläsket Brinner!

Båda ni är ifrån Sverige hahaha cute

@@ASMRForYourSoul jag är från finland men vet mycket om musik ha ha ha

this is a bit late...but the story is reine (the guitarist) occasionally gets very frustrated when recording, so much so sometimes that he throws the guitar. the first couple times he did that he cracked the neck of the guitar, so when he went to repair it again, he told his repair guy to just add cable ties to the head stock because eventually he’ll be frustrated again, resulting in his guitar cracking, so the ties are a way to prevent that from happening again...

@@captaincoconut4119 heheh tack, då är jag med ;)

Bansuri or Pifano

I think it's an old school Levin guitar. They used to make these in Sweden. You can still get them, but they're made somewhere in Asia now and they're not quite at the same quality as they once were.

knausgard? The norwegian writer? please elaborate man?

@@christianwiese5512 he writes about listening to Dungen a lot in his autobiography, My Struggle

@@jonasboine5874 I had no idea. That's cool, thanks :)

+pietrofxq it's a Sandberg I think, not sure which model though...

+Geoff Bennett It's Sandberg California model

Thanks guys! I need this bass SO much. But it's too expensive :(

thing is: it's not only the bass. It's also the pedal. And, of course the talent of that guy playing it :)

zvex fuzz? oh my... i bought one because of Reine...

+betojmd He told me his fuzzface is germanium.

+betojmd you can buy clones of the carlin compressor from moodysounds in sweden. Great pedal. I believe Reine (the guitarist) uses his wahwah a lot to shape the sound as well. And some of his distortion comes from his old klemt echolette tape-echo/amp as well. moodysounds.com/en/produkt/carlin-compressor-clone/ there's the compressor. Fun fact: the customer mentioned in the description of the pedal was me, haha, I feel pleased that I in a very small way helped start the reissues of the pedal.

+Erik L yeah man, I've been studying his tone for some years, and indeed I've noticed that he does use wah a lot to shape his tone! as for the pedal, I've got the scheme already and I'll be soon paying someone to build it for me, I really like how this fuzz works :) and nice to know it was you haha!

+Erik L Just like Zappa used to do with the wah.

+Chromatophone Productions indeed!

Any reason you was expecting that?

PJ The band name mainly. I always associate band names like "dungen" with really bassy doom metal type stuff haha

+95dank haha i think it's pronounced doon gen, but I thought it was going to be black metal so we were in a similar boat.

95dank It means "The grove" in swedish (yes, with one 'o', which are in nature/forest)

Ok…from when to when? Compared to which Zap tune(s)??

lol

+Andrew07025 and why is guitar all zip-tied up?! I feel like these guys should be rolling in the cash?! So many questions..

Needs a little kazoo

They do have a sax on some of their tunes.

+Oskar Lindberg why's that?

Why?

are the lyrics shit?

you mean it sounds more exotic and mysterious?

Thx Genius

Only on the old albums

@@ASMRForYourSoul I like it.

+hurkamur1 strange...I saw them live in Helsinki a month ago, was a great ROCK SHOW! With Robert Plant on the bass drum, jumping all around like crazy :-)

+hurkamur1 and guys like you need to learn that some people make music mostly for themselves. do you really think that their biggest goal as musicians is to pleasure american fans? bands/musicians doesn't own you anything, if they're happy doing what they want, that's fine already, in the end it's up to you to like them or not, get over this thing man. also judging from other live videos from them here on youtube, I would never see/rate them as a quiet live band, the problem you've mentioned probably wasn't their fault but to the place where they gig'ed.

+betojmd There are all kinds of reasons a band can do a lackluster show. Maybe they just weren't feeling it, or jetlagged or something . It had nothing to do with bad playing, they were tight, just boring as hell. In contrast to their recorded material which is highly charged. The show was at the magic stick, a legendary Detroit club. I've seen probably over a hundred shows there over the years, had nothing to do with the venue. It wasn't a cheap ticket, and in Detroit you can't play a softcock show. I saw the Notwist there a few years earlier, who I thought would be good, but they blew the doors off the place, beyond all expectations.

then again you've made me sure that it's just your opinion. your previous comment only express hate and no way it's some kind of positive criticism. you have the right to dislike them sure, but just because you don't like something on them doesn't mean they're doing it wrong. they don't own you anything dude move on, the main point of art isn't to make other people happy, most of the times people doing art just want to let their feelings flow or show into something outside their minds, what you said was really gross of your part.

***** blah blah "art" blah blah. Whatever dude, of course it's just an opinion. But I was disappointed enough by a show I saw 10 years ago that i was compelled to whine about it on KZfaq. Just a word of warning for others, I'll support these particular artists, by spending heaps on the records, and avoiding the live show.