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Samla Mammas Manna - Kaka (1999)
Avant-Garde/Progressive/Jazz Rock | MP3 | CBR 320kbps | 50:37 | 110 MB

Samla Mammas Manna are one of Swedish prog's better-kept secrets, with many aficionados having never heard the band, or really gathered where they were coming from at all. They took influences from the more 'out there' end of British art-rock, as well as Swedish folk and God knows what else; think Gentle Giant/Henry Cow in a jazz style, and you might be just beginning to get a handle on their sound.
Although little known in the U.S., the experimental and quirky jazz-fusion/progressive rock outfit Samla Mammas Manna has enjoyed a following in Scandinavia since the early 1970s.

In January of 2008, the Japanese Arcangelo label re-released all the albums by Swedish avant-proggers Samla Mammas Manna/Zamla Mammaz Manna originally issued between 1971 and 1980: 1971's Samla Mammas Manna featuring keyboardist Lars Hollmer, bassist Lars Krantz, drummer Hans Bruniusson, and percussionist Henrik "Bebben" Öberg; 1974's Måltid and 1975's Klossa Knapitatet, both recorded after the departure of Öberg and the addition of guitarist Coste Apetrea to the lineup; 1976's Snorungarnas Symfoni, written by Gregory Fitzpatrick and performed by the Måltid/Klossa Knapitatet lineup with guest appearances by trumpeter Kalle Eriksson and saxophonist Ulf Wallander; and 1978's Schlagerns Mystik/För Äldre Nybegynnare and 1980's Familjesprickor (Family Cracks), both recorded after guitarist Apetrea had been replaced by Eino Haapala…