Träd Gräs Och Stenar - Rock För Kropp Och Själ (2Lp)

Facts Träd, Gräs och Stenar
Rock för kropp och själ stands as the final, definitve statement from Träd, Gräs och Stenar during their original tenure with the legendary Silence label. By 1972, the band had reached a breaking point.

After five years of relentless touring—defined by marathon three-to-four-hour performances delivered four or five nights a week—the collective was physically and creatively spent.

The weight of expectation had become a burden; the band felt pressured to deliver "maximum ecstasy" and total psychic immersion at every single gig. This period of high-intensity "flipped out" performances culminated in their final appearance at the Falun prison in July 1972, after which the members dispersed to refocus and recreate their individual artistic paths.

The Recording
A hybrid of studio precision and raw, live energy, Rock för kropp och själ was captured partly at the iconic Studio Decibel and partly during their storied live excursions. This release includes a Bonus LP featuring essential live recordings from Denmark and Gothenburg, capturing the band’s improvisational prowess at its peak.