Ralph Lundsten, Leo Nilson - Feel It Exhibition Edition

Review by Joseph Myrdek

Feel It Exhibition Edition: A Psychedelic Brain Melt from 1969 Alright, buckle up, because Ralph Lundsten and Leo Nilson’s Feel It Exhibition Edition is like sticking your head inside a broken analog synth while someone throws paint at you. This Swedish gem—released under the Andromedia label in ’69—isn’t just music; it’s an experiment gone gloriously right. Abstract? Hell yeah. Experimental? Double hell yeah. It’s electronic meets classical with enough weirdness to make your brain itch. First off, can we talk about that cover art by Erkki Kurenniemi? That dude didn’t design a sleeve—he built a portal into another dimension. You look at it, and suddenly you’re questioning reality. But let’s cut the fluff and dive into what really matters: the tracks. “Feel” kicks things off like a malfunctioning robot trying to seduce you. The track groans, chirps, and glitches its way through layers of sound so dense you might need scuba gear for your ears. What sticks with me? Those haunting tones—they’re not melodies but whispers of something ancient and alien. Every time I hear it, I’m reminded why people thought electronic music was witchcraft back then. It's disorienting as hell, but damn if it doesn’t grab you by the soul and shake. Then there’s “It,” which feels like stumbling into a secret lab where scientists are building emotions out of circuits. The pacing is all over the place, like they couldn’t decide whether to calm you down or freak you out. Spoiler alert: They go full freakout. There’s this one moment—a sharp, stabbing synth line—that hits like a jolt of electricity. Feels like getting tazed by inspiration itself. These guys weren’t making songs; they were conjuring experiences. What makes Feel It Exhibition Edition unforgettable isn’t just how ahead of its time it sounds—it’s how unapologetically raw it is. No polish, no pandering, just pure sonic chaos wrapped up in some of the most bizarrely beautiful experimentation you’ll ever encounter. Listening to it now, decades later, feels like eavesdropping on two mad geniuses who knew exactly what they were doing—even when they didn’t. Here’s the kicker though: If aliens ever invade Earth looking for proof we had artistic guts, this album should be humanity's exhibit A. Fucked-up, fearless, and utterly brilliant. Just don’t play it around your grandma unless she’s cool with mind-melting noise.

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Artist: Ralph Lundsten, Leo Nilson
Album: Feel It Exhibition Edition

Sweden

1969

Rating: 5.0

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Feel
It

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Special Edition
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Exhibition Edition

Credits

Role	Credit
Design	Erkki Kurenniemi
Musician	Leo Nilson, Ralph Lundsten

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Special exhibitiion edtiion made for Museum Of Contemporary Crafts New York 1969. 16 page booklet .Includes comb and wet wipe.

About Ralph Lundsten, Leo Nilson

Swedish musician, composer and director born October 6, 1936 in Ersnäs. Ralph Lundsten is one of Sweden's most famous synthesizer players and composers of electronic music. One of the most played works by Ralph Lundsten is Swedish Radio International's theme song "Ut I Vida Världen" (Out In The Wide World). Apart from music, Lundsten also works as a visual artist, filmmaker and author.

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Ralph Harold Lundsten

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R. Lundsten

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Did you know? The album *Feel It Exhibition Edition* by Ralph Lundsten and Leo Nilson is a hidden gem from 1969. It’s a wild mix of electronic and classical vibes, with a dash of abstract experimentation. The design was done by Erkki Kurenniemi, who added his own creative touch. Released in Sweden under the label Andromeda, it’s a piece of music history that feels way ahead of its time. Tracks like "Feel" and "It" still sound fresh today.