Rumat Sävelet - Album
Rumat Sävelet (Album) by Hassisen Kone
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Hassisen Kone Was A Finnish Rock Band Founded In 1979 In Joensuu. The Original Line-Up Consisted Of Ismo Alanko Vocals Guitar Reijo Heiskanen Guitar Jussi Kinnunen Bass Guitar And Harri Kinnunen Drums Occasionally Clarinet . The First Album Täältä Tullaan Venäjä Was Released In 1980 The Second Album Rumat Sävelet Was Released In 1981 And The Third And Last Album Harsoinen Teräs Was Released In 1982. Hassisen Kone Then Disbanded In 1982 But It Performed Again Together In 2001.
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Hassisen Kone Was A Finnish Rock Band Founded In 1979 In Joensuu. The Original Line-Up Consisted Of Ismo Alanko Vocals Guitar Reijo Heiskanen Guitar Jussi Kinnunen Bass Guitar And Harri Kinnunen Drums Occasionally Clarinet . The First Album Täältä Tullaan Venäjä Was Released In 1980 The Second Album Rumat Sävelet Was Released In 1981 And The Third And Last Album Harsoinen Teräs Was Released In 1982. Hassisen Kone Then Disbanded In 1982 But It Performed Again Together In 2001.
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Rumat Sävelet Finnish For "The Ugly Tunes" Is The Second Album Of Finnish Punk Rock Band Hassisen Kone. It Was A Successful Follow-Up To The Group's Debut Täältä Tullaan Venäjä And Was Certified Platinum In 2005. Ismo Alanko Has Said That The Album's Lyrics Partly Reflected How He Experienced The Sudden Success Of Their Debut Album. This Is Most Evident In The Song "Jurot Nuorisojulkkikset" "Surly Youth Celebrities" . Hassisen Kone Played The Song In 2000 At A Reunion Concert Even Though Alanko Thought It Was Strange Singing The Song As A 40-Year-Old. In 2005 The Critics Of Soundi Rock Magazine Chose The Album To Be The Fifth Greatest Finnish Popular Music Album.