Sebastian "Den danske sang - Opsamling 81 - 85" (1985)

Den danske sang - Opsamling 81 - 85 (compilation)
release date: 1985
format: vinyl (MdLP 6240) / cd
[album rate: 4 / 5]
producer: Nils Henriksen, Sebastian
label: Medley Records - nationality: Denmark

Compilation album by Sebastian with the alternative title Hodja, Romeo, bohemen og den danske sang - Opsamling 81 - 85. It contains compositions from his albums Stjerne til støv (1981), 80'ernes boheme (1983) and Tusind og en nat (1984), and feature two new tracks.
In 1988 a 2 lp vinyl and 2 disc best of 26 Hits was issued containing all of tvelwe ongs from this with an additional 14 tracks released on K-Tel, which seems like a better collection considering all the fine songs from his extensive discography. Another fine alternative is the EMI-Medley compilation Dejavu from '95 consisting of 19 tracks, or the 2-disc compilation Romeo-serenader on Recart Music from '99 with 36 songs. The best compilation nearly covering the majority of his releases is the 2-disc De største hits from 2009 released by Sony Music.

Sebastan "Tiderne skifter" (1979)

Tiderne skifter

release date: Mar. 1979

format: vinyl (EXL 30.006) / 2 cd (2009 reissue)

[album rate: 3,5 / 5] [3,72]

producer: Sebastian, Nils Henriksen

label: Exlibris - nationality: Denmark

Track highlights: A) 1. "Sangen om vandhjulet" - 2. "Sørøver Jenny" (live) - 3. "De elskende" - 4. "Surabaya-Johnny" - - B) 1. "Solomons sang" - 2. "Visen om den lille vind" - 3. "Ballade om konen & soldaten"

9th studio album by Danish singer/songwriter and folk rock artist Sebastian (aka Knud Grabow Christensen) is an album entirely with songs written by Bertolt Brecht (translated by Erik Knudsen and Ivan Malinowski) to music by Sebastian. The release follows Ikke alene Danmark (1978) and is succeeded by Cirkus Fantastica (Nov. 1979).