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'''Big Fish''' was a Swedish [[experimental rock]] music group with influences from [[industrial music]], [[punk rock|punk]], [[jazz]], [[blues]], [[heavy metal music|metal]] and [[folk music]], adding up to a unique sound. |
'''Big Fish''' was a Swedish [[experimental rock]] music group with influences from [[industrial music]], [[punk rock|punk]], [[jazz]], [[blues]], [[heavy metal music|metal]] and [[folk music]], adding up to a unique sound. |
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One of their songs, "Den Blinde Rasisten" (eng. "The Blind Racist"), is based on a poem by [[Hans Alfredsson]]. "Den Blinde Rasisten" gained a lot of popularity for its lyrics, which tell the story of a blind boy who grows up to be a racist. He then undergoes a surgical procedure that restores his sight. A glance in the mirror and the man falls dead of a heart attack. The glance had taught him that "he himself was negro". |
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== Discography == |
== Discography == |
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Big Fish was a Swedish experimental rock music group with influences from industrial music, punk, jazz, blues, metal and folk music, adding up to a unique sound.
Discography
- The Natural Powers
- Hydrology (1990)
- Död mans vals (1991)
- Vargavinter (1992)
- Dans mot tiden (1993)
- Sånger ur sten (1994)
- Nyårshambo (1994)
- Blues för Paranoia (1996)
- Andar i halsen (1996)
On compilations
- Definitivt 50 Spänn #5
- Clubland X-Treme 2 (disc 1)
- Definitivt 50 Spänn IV
- I Sometimes Wish I Was Famous: A Swedish Tribute to Depeche Mode
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