Mikael Höglund (born 15 May 1962) is a
Swedish
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** Swedish alphabet, the official alphabet used by ...
bass
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Fish
* Bass (fish), various saltwater and freshwater species
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* Bass (sound), describing low-frequency sound or one of several instruments in the bass range:
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player, previously of the band
TryckvågGreat King Rat
and Thunder, appearing on the 1995 album ''Behind Closed Doors'', ''Live Circuit'' and '
Their Finest Hour...and a bit
',
Live at the BBC (1990-1995)
'. He also appeared several times with Swedish cover band Pumpbolaget.
Höglund co-wrote the songs ''Moth to the Flame'' and ''Future Train'' on the Behind Closed Doors album.
Other albums that Mikael Höglund appears on
* ''Great King Rat
Great King Rat
' (Planet Records, 1992)
* ''Great King Rat
Out of the Can
' (Z Records, 1999)
* ''Thunder
Behind Closed Doors
' (EMI, 1995)
* ''Thunder
Live Circuit
' (Toshiba EMI, 1995)
* ''Thunder
Their Finest Hour...and a bit
' (EMI, 1995)
* ''Thunder
Live at the BBC (1990-1995)
' (EMI, 2010)
* ''Jekyll & Hyde - Fallen Angel''
* ''A Tribute to Grand Funk Railroad''
* ''Alfonzetti - Machine''
* ''The Sweet According to Sweden
A tribute to Sweet
' (Rivel Records, 2004)
* ''Audiovision
The Calling
' (Rivel Records, 2005)
* ''Beautiful Grey
Fine Forever
'.
* ''Elements Of Frictions'' (Lions Pride Music, 2014)
* ''Airstream
Kingdom Of Isolation
' (Metalville, 2015)
* ''Sea Of Sorrow''
Left Behind
(Sorrow Records, 2017)
References
1962 births
Living people
Swedish bass guitarists
Thunder (band) members
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