This 1970 album marks a pivotal moment in Czech psychedelic rock, showcasing Blue Effect's early experimental phase. It stands as a testament to their unique sound within the socialist bloc's music scene.
- Meditace was released on the state-controlled label SUPRAPHON in 1970. The album features guest vocals from Lešek Semelka. It is considered one of the band's most experimental and influential works.
- The album was recorded in the Supraphon studios in Prague. It captures the band during a period of intense creative output. Meditace is noted for its improvisational sections and avant-garde influences.
- This was one of the first albums released by Blue Effect, then known as Modrá Efekt. It represented a departure from simpler pop structures, embracing longer, more complex compositions. The album's title track is an extended exploration of their psychedelic sound.
Blue Effect was a Czech psychedelic rock band formed in 1968. They were a significant act in the Prague underground scene, known for their blues-influenced progressive rock sound.
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