Scandinavian Indie Digest Vol.4 Issue #23
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Digest
Vol.4 #23
May 21st, 1997
There are 39 messages totalling 1410 lines in this issue.
Topics of the day:
1. smalands thursday
2. language (was: Kollar bara) (3)
3. North of No South mailorder/Pillow
4. 2.95 dollar sounds
5. trade ya... (6)
6. Kollar bara (2)
7. NATURE'S OWN
8. trade ya... (with scandinavian content!!!)
9. Souminian Singers (was: Kollar bara)
10. Gig-rewiev: Mana Mana
11. Kent on Good Morning America? (4)
12. Anything about Backfisch ?
13. Oxford tape
14. sweetheart & karkkiautomaatti
15. finns at hultsfred
16. Harry's Playground, update.
17. NMC
18. Sweetheart & Karkkiautomaatii (or something like that)
19. Bizarre web pages
20. popfest stockholm 30 may!
21. Creeps (2)
22. Skrikhult Tour List _Update_ [18-May-97]
23. Luger Tour List _Update_ [18-May-97] (2)
24. Motor Tour List _Update_ [18-May-97]
25. emmaboda news
26. Luger Tou (non-scan)
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Date: Wed, 14 May 1997 14:47:36 +0000
From: Mats
Subject: smalands thursday
There's a "cultural week" going on at Smalands nation in Lund this week.
Tomorrow evening, Thursday 15/5, NEUHAUSER gets on stage at 22 pm. They
sound a bit Gong-ish and Kraut-ish. Improvisations, moogs and space
sounds.
After that at 23 pm, BENT SPANNER, ARTY BANNER gets on stage.
Hard, weird Pop/rock?
To finish the evening Micke Fant, member of the band Crescent Venus,
starts of the Krautrock (don't we hate that word) disco. Loads of Neu,
Can, La Dusseldorf, Faust and the other great germans. Mixed with some
newer sounds like Stereolab and Tortoise. And don't forget the forgotten
Trio.
Be there...
/Mats
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Date: Wed, 14 May 1997 21:06:56 +0100
From: Michael Rehnstrom
Subject: Re: language (was: Kollar bara)
And has anyone else noticed that the last month or so there has only, with
a very few exceptions, been swedes writing to the list? Is this a sign that
other people have become fed up with us swedes by now. I hope not, I joined
this list to get information about music in the whole of Scandinavia, I can
get info about swedish music just as easy elsewhere. Never mind if your
english isn't perfect, this is a good opportunity to get some training in
this language.
/Micke
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Date: Wed, 14 May 1997 14:35:19 -0600
From: stewart@accessinn.com (Stewart )
Subject: Re: language (was: Kollar bara)
Micke asks:
>And has anyone else noticed that the last month or so there has only, with
>a very few exceptions, been swedes writing to the list? Is this a sign that
>other people have become fed up with us swedes by now. I hope not, I joined
>this list to get information about music in the whole of Scandinavia, I can
>get info about swedish music just as easy elsewhere. Never mind if your
>english isn´t perfect, this is a good opportunity to get some training in
>this language.
Well, in my case, I'm an American who has only been getting into Swedish pop
for the last 18 months or so--I started with the Wannadies, discovered the
Cardigans when the US edition of LIFE came out in early 1996, then
discovered Eggstone's SOMERSAULT (one of my current favorite albums) and
Komeda. (Speaking of Komeda, am I the only one who much prefers POP PA
SVENSKA and PLAN 714 TILL KOMEDA to THE GENIUS OF KOMEDA?) So the reason I
don't post is that I'm afraid I don't know very much yet even about Swedish
pop, and I know nothing at all about pop from Norway, Finland, or any other
Scandinavian countries. And I don't want to sound stupid, so I don't say
anything. Maybe some of the other non-Scandinavians on the list feel the
same way.
Stewart
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Date: Wed, 14 May 1997 15:47:39 -0700
From: xander@sirius.com
Subject: North of No South mailorder/Pillow
This post is mostly aimed at listmembers who live in North America...
Just in time for summer...For those who missed out last time
around, some goodies back in stock from the eccentric Swedish label North
of No South:
(NB: we've left descriptions out, since we figured most of you have heard
about these bands. However, our full descriptions are certainly
available--send us an email and we'll be happy to pass it on)
KOMEDA "Plan 714 'Till Komeda" ep $7.50
HONEYMOONS
"Domestic" (11 track album) $15.00
"Travel" b/w "My Innocent Friend" (2 track CD) $4.50
TRIO LLIGO
s/t (10 track album) $15.00
DAYBEHAVIOUR
"Adored" (12 track album) $15.00
CLOUDBERRY JAM
The Art of Being Cool (7 track ep) One copy left... $10.00
Blank Paycheck (13 track album) One copy left... $15.00
Providing the Atmosphere (15 track album) 4 copies left... $15.00
RAY WONDER
Hurray! (13 track album) One copy. $14.00
General Hugging Center (2 track cd single) One copy. $4.50
CARPET PEOPLE
Volley U Make (16 track album) 2 copies... $12.00
Also available:
SUPER
"spark" cd ep $5.00
Not a NONS band, and Finnish in fact! Classy pop. Their favourite records
include Burt Bacharach, Satin Etienne, the Cardigans and Stereolab. It
shows!
We love them to pieces--hopefully their new album, Rendezvous with Super,
should be winging its way to these shores very soon to various mailorders
services. But why not treat yourself and pick up their first ep, containing
the essential early version of "People's Democratic Movement"?
PART TWO!!!
Exciting news for Seashells fans: we've just managed to get our hands on a
pile of Pillow's "Sona's EP" 6 song cd ep from 1995. For those of you who
don't know, Pillow is the next step in the Seashells saga. Noisier, but
with that weakness for a good strummy pop song shining through, this ep has
been criminally ignored and we think that's just plain ridiculous.
PILLOW Sona's EP $7
(that sounds like something you can buy at IKEA, just noticed that...)
*******
POSTAGE
(first class, natch') within the US is $1.50 for the first item, $2.50 for
2 items, anything 3 items or more is $3 flat.
Canada or overseas, please write and we'll figure it out.
Destructions:
1. E-mail to confirm your order (or to ask for the band descriptions!)
2. Send checks or money orders in US currency with a friendly note to the
address below.
3. Elisa, postage queen, will bundle up your goodies.
3. Enjoy your new records.
Cheers,
Alexander Bailey
722 Alcatraz Ave.
Apt. #106
Oakland CA 94609
USA
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Date: Thu, 15 May 1997 03:05:41 +0200 (MET DST)
From: magnus@lousy.pp.se (Magnus Johansson)
Subject: 2.95 dollar sounds
Hey,
just thought that I'd drop a couple of lines to promote
a compilation cassette called "2.95 dollar sounds" put
out by Scary Cassettes. It contains 18 indie/alternative/
lo-fi/rock/pop/whatever songs by 18 more or less unsigned
Swedish bands like In A Spring, Ogden Flood, Phlegm,
Kevlar, Poyken and Picabo to name a few.
Okay, so Lousy have a song on it but actually I couldn't
care less about our contribution since we've gone through
some major line-up changes since that song was recorded.
Well, it's a good song, could've been performed a lot
better though. So that's not why you should get the tape.
Get it because it contains some really, really good music!
You'll probably be as surprised as I was about the high
quality of a lot of the bands on it.
Here's how to order:
If you live in Sweden, send 20:- and two stamps to:
Scary Cassettes
c/o Jonas Nilsson
Allingavagen 5 D:316
227 34 LUND
Foreign orders I think is like 6 USD or something but
e-mail Jonas at eng96jni@student2.lu.se for more details.
There's a complete track listing on the Lousy site, just
go to the discography-section, the URL is
http://hem.passagen.se/lousy
Take care,
Magnus
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Date: Wed, 14 May 1997 19:10:35 -0700
From: jesterf1@best.com
Subject: trade ya...
Stewart states,
> Well, in my case, I'm an American who has only been getting into Swedish pop
> for the last 18 months or so--I started with the Wannadies, discovered the
> Cardigans when the US edition of LIFE came out in early 1996, then
> discovered Eggstone's SOMERSAULT (one of my current favorite albums) and
> Komeda. (Speaking of Komeda, am I the only one who much prefers POP PA
> SVENSKA and PLAN 714 TILL KOMEDA to THE GENIUS OF KOMEDA?) So the reason I
> don't post is that I'm afraid I don't know very much yet even about Swedish
> pop, and I know nothing at all about pop from Norway, Finland, or any other
> Scandinavian countries. And I don't want to sound stupid, so I don't say
> anything. Maybe some of the other non-Scandinavians on the list feel the
> same way.
Jedster states,
Stewart,you are certainly not the only non-Scandinavian to prefer Pop Pa
Svenska to The Genius of cd. Me thinks the former is absolutely gggreat!
Just need to brush up on the Swedish language and all will be candy. As
far as the lack of contribution thing goes. Don't feel bad because I am
on a similar boat. I am sure that if the topic was Pearl Jam or some
other awful grunge band, we(Americans) would have much to contribute. I
say that with much regret. Also because American popular music is
seemingly backwards in progression, we also have very limited access to
the wonderful music that our Scandinavian friends have to offer. In the
meantime, we shall sit like sponges and absorb.
Willing to export Bruce Springstein in exchange for Cloud Berry Jam in a
heart beat,
Jed
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Date: Thu, 15 May 1997 00:07:19 -0400 (EDT)
From: Chris Forsberg
Subject: Re: trade ya...
On Wed, 14 May 1997 jesterf1@best.com wrote:
> far as the lack of contribution thing goes. Don't feel bad because I am
> on a similar boat. I am sure that if the topic was Pearl Jam or some
> other awful grunge band, we(Americans) would have much to contribute.
Since when was Pearl Jam ever grunge?? They do reside in Seattle, but
sorry, they aren't grunge. Mudhoney, old Nirvana, Tad, etc.....THAT'S
grunge! What you hear on American radio now ain't grunge either -- it's
recycled, third-hand faux grunge (Silverchair, Bush, Seven Mary Three, et
al). I happen to like a lot of what came out on the SubPop label in the
mid-to-late 80's, but the commercial crap that's out there now isn't the
same thing at all. It's sort of what the Monkeys were to the Beatles:
pale, bland imitations.
Chris
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Date: Thu, 15 May 1997 07:48:51 +0300 (EET DST)
From: Timo Riitamaa
Subject: Re: Kollar bara
it's a little boring to talk about other than swedish music, since nobody
want's to talk about it. sure, i can send a million messages about bands on
Bad Vugum and Trash Can or Metamorphos, but if i want a reply, i'd be better
off talking about the Cardigans or the Wannadies.
flame on...
np. Dead C. - Trapdoor Fucking Exit
-Timo
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Date: Wed, 14 May 1997 22:56:05 -0600
From: Philip Gammell
Subject: NATURE'S OWN
On the morning of June 1st Nature's Own will bring the Scandinavian and
U.S markets together for the first time. Whith this welcomed and much
anticipated change, Nature's Own will take on international proportions
in the minds of the networkers and in the hearts and lives of the
distributores. For more information check out the web page at
http://www.naturesown.no/
Thank you James Gammmell
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Date: Thu, 15 May 1997 09:09:27 +0200 (MET DST)
From: Jesper Sandvad
Subject: Re: Kollar bara
On Thu, 15 May 1997, Timo Riitamaa wrote:
> it's a little boring to talk about other than swedish music, since nobody
> want's to talk about it. sure, i can send a million messages about bands on
> Bad Vugum and Trash Can or Metamorphos, but if i want a reply, i'd be better
> off talking about the Cardigans or the Wannadies.
Oh, please do. My primary reason for subscribing to this list was to hear
more about finnish music. I don't even _like_ swedish pop, which makes
listening in here a tad boring at the moment.
Saw Isebel's Pain this weekend at an extremely cool venue in Berlin. They
were their usual, hard-rocking self, and with me being generally happy and
drunk on weissbier I had a great time (even though people from Berlin try
so hard to be cool that they forget to enjoy the music).
Next monday at 1000fryd Sweetheart from Finland is playing (support from
Karkiautomatii - anybody know them?). Saw them a couple of years ago, and
they blew me away! The press material compares them with VU and Captain
Beefheart, but I dunno. More like Big Black in my book, but better!
Anyway, "Well-dressed meat" and "An ordinary family.." are indispensable
albums.
> np. Dead C. - Trapdoor Fucking Exit
Kiwi music rules, too ;-)
np. Tall Dwarfs: 3 ep's
js
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Date: Thu, 15 May 1997 09:00:15 +0200
From: mp93ks@mc.hik.se (Kristofer Samuelsson)
Subject: Re: trade ya...
Chris Forsberg wrote:
I don't want to be picky but...
> I happen to like a lot of what came out on the SubPop label in the
> mid-to-late 80's, but the commercial crap that's out there now isn't the
> same thing at all.
Bands on SubPop I like Very much: Beat Happening, Combustible Edison, Eric's
Trip, Grifters, Red Red Meat, Supersuckers, Velocity Girl.
Commercial crap? I have hard to understand your point. In my opinion SubPop
is still one of the best labels in the US, altough they have changed quite
much during the last years. OK they have a major connection nowadays, and I
think that's rather sad, but if you but that aside SubPop is one of the
forerunners on the US growing pop scene.
>Since when was Pearl Jam ever grunge?? They do reside in Seattle, but
>sorry, they aren't grunge. Mudhoney, old Nirvana, Tad, etc.....THAT'S
>grunge!
And I do think that Pearl Jam was grunge. No good though ...
/Kristofer Samuelsson
mp93ks@mc.hik.se
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Date: 15 May 97 10:01:46 +0000
From: "toby"
Subject: Re: trade ya... (with scandinavian content!!!)
> It's sort of what the Monkeys were to the Beatles:
> pale, bland imitations.
whoaaa, wait a minute, the Monkeys were an awsome band, as were most
of the so called sixties copycats, the Beatles might have lead the
pack but some of the greatest songs ever written were put out by
lesser known bands. (And bands as big as the Monkeys)
Putting it frankly, the Beatles might have revolutionised popmusic as
we know it but i'd still go for any Beach Boys/ Jan and Dean /
Fantastic Baggies /Hollies / Byrds / Monkeys et al song any day. And
i think a lot of it has to do with the fact that the Beatles (as the
Oasis of their day) were just too big to for their owb good. There's
simply no way to discover them, they're everpresent, they overwhelm
and invade instead of creeping up and surprising with their greatness.
Just the same way i feel about INDIE-pop! There's no thrill in Oasis
or Blur or Suede or MAnsun or ----insert name here---- but stumbling
upon the frantic arpeggios of the Teen Anthems (a Welsh keyboard based
crash-pop outfit), or the skruffy yet glimmering four track demos of
Smash Hit Wonders, or the farfisaglory of the sadly missed Madison
Electric. Or the thrill of swedish sixties outfits such as Tages,
Namelosers and the greatest band to ever come rushing out of the
souther suburbs of Stockholm-------> The Mascots, whos contribution to
the pop wall of fame must be the absolutely fabulous "Words Enough To
Tell Her". Imagine the harmonies of the Beach Boys set to the glorious
jangle of the Byrds and you're getting there.
Anyway's most of these sixties bands have been re-released and can
still be picked up today, lets hope we don't have to wait thirty years
to discover the greatness that surrounds us right now, churning out
demos and cheap 7" singles, doing shows around the corners of the
world while we're all too busy looking for that new majorlabel release
thats litterally's being showed down our throats.
oh, before i forget, any of the more mod inspired folks out there
might be interested in an awsome retro package featuring californias
finest mod outfit Powder. The comp, aptly titled "Biff! Bang! Powder!"
is out on some obscure american label but it truly glimmers in it's
early Who-ish glory.
staying true to the young idea
toby
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Date: Thu, 15 May 1997 10:11:11 +0100
From: Erik Starck
Subject: Souminian Singers (was: Kollar bara)
>it's a little boring to talk about other than swedish music, since nobody
>want's to talk about it. sure, i can send a million messages about bands on
>Bad Vugum and Trash Can or Metamorphos, but if i want a reply, i'd be better
>off talking about the Cardigans or the Wannadies.
So maybe you could tell us (or at least me, who haven't heard any of them)
about all the finnish band that will be playing at the Hultsfred festival?
FYI, it's:
o Apocalyptica (SF)
o Elakelaiset (SF)
o Kumikameli (SF)
o Huutajat (SF)
o Jimi Tenor (SF)
/Erik $. - "Confusion, confusion, confusion, confusion, I love you, I love
you, I love you, I love you, confusion, confusion, confusion, confusion.",
Broder Daniel
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Date: Thu, 15 May 1997 11:31:44 +0300 (EET DST)
From: Pete Korhonen
Subject: Gig-rewiev: Mana Mana
Gig rewiev:
Mana Mana, (Unborn SF, Braindrain)
9th of May,
Riihimaki/Bonanza
Hi Dear List!
This is the short rewiev of the Mana Mana -gig in Riihimaki at 9th of
May - as seen from behind the drumset...
The gig was held as a birthday-party for one guy from
Riihimaki(cant remember who it was, but what the heck, congr. anyways!).
The first two bands I missed (more or less), becouse I had to
get some rest and something to eat -for I had travelled through
the whole country to get to Riihimaki.
The place (Bonanza) is a quite big place, actually a motel that
is by the highway nro. 3 (from Helsinki to Tampere) and is about
5 km from the center of Riihimaki, a quite small town. So actually
we were playing in the middle of nowhere. And the motel was a major
macho-redneck-texas-mexican -style dance-hall for adults, maybe
3 or 4 hundred could fit in if wanted. Stuffed animals and cowboy-hats
hanging around - What a place! And the 'original' crowd that was there
drinking their beers - cowboyhats, worn-out jeans, moustache,
redneck...ahhh!!
Anyways, there was about 50 punk and goth and other rockers in Bonanza as
Mana Mana started with its 6 man line-up, with Otra(gtr), Tumppi(bs),
Kaltsu(voc), Antti(gtr), Jake(gtr) and Pete(me, dr). Jouni was in the
guest-list again...Sound politics was a kind of a mess, a junior behind
the mixing-table for his 2nd nite in that position - sorry, but he just
didn't make it!
Songs went quite well and only slight mistakes were noticed. Due the
circumstances only a short rehearsal was held, so it was first time
since last september that we were up and playing together. Band was not
too drunk and volume was HIGH-UP. Some critisism can be put on the
songlist, or the order of the songs played. Seemed like the audience got what they
wanted about in the middlepart of the gig and started to get more drunk
and as they stopped dancing and concentrated more on listening (hope
so...).
The feeling in the stage was quite good, only some small technical
problems seemed to bother Otra - Kaltsu stepped on his amp's remote-box and down
went the sounds... - and his broke some strings.... Thank god there is 3
guitarists in the line-up so he could concentrate on the solo-parts....
Maybe too much sitting in a hot car, but at least I felt extremely tired
after the gig and also my wrists were aching so that I hardly could hold a pen!
Jake told that I had hit the drums very heavily, so that might explain the
wrists...I had my E-A-R-plugs in, so my ears were not ringing afterwards - as some
ears in the stage or in the audience might have done.
The end
Epilogue
For some reason there was a massive advertisement campain that Mana Mana
was to be in Tampere next evening. We checked our man in Tampere, and he
told us that he hadn't sold any gig and as far as he knew, there was some
mix-up with the permissions and that the gig was not be hold. Also Mana Mana
did not recieve any contract or other form of contact, that would have
shown that we shold play there.
I tried to phone the club there, Sub Club, but even the finnish telephone
company didn't have their number. According to these facts we decided not to go out to
hang around Tampere for a gig that might be or might be cancelled (hey
it's 6 guys living in 5 places around the freaking country!!!). If fans
there in Tampere have felt dissapointed, we are truly sorry for the
inconvinience. We'll make it up next time!
Next time someone arranges a gig, _INFORM THE BANDS_!!!! Thanks.
Pete
/enter/manamana/whatever
http://www.media.jns.fi/enternet/
pkorho@cs.joensuu.fi
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Date: Thu, 15 May 1997 11:35:36 +0200
From: Jan.Sundstrom@ekuc.se (Jan Sundstrom)
Subject: Re: language (was Kollar bara)
He he, I'm going to Lithuania tonight, and some girl have promised to
take me on an all-night tour round Vilnius. Too bad everybody seems to
be into bad garage punk over there. But who knows what i might find?!
BTW, I'm missing out on the Eggstone show tonight at studion, but say
hello to the rocksters "from the guy with the cap".
Jan
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Date: Thu, 15 May 1997 10:18:39 -0400 (EDT)
From: Chris Forsberg
Subject: Re: trade ya...
On Thu, 15 May 1997, Kristofer Samuelsson wrote:
> Chris Forsberg wrote:
>> I happen to like a lot of what came out on the SubPop label in the
>> mid-to-late 80's, but the commercial crap that's out there now isn't the
>> same thing at all.
>
> Bands on SubPop I like Very much: Beat Happening, Combustible Edison, Eric's
> Trip, Grifters, Red Red Meat, Supersuckers, Velocity Girl.
>
> Commercial crap? I have hard to understand your point. In my opinion SubPop
> is still one of the best labels in the US, altough they have changed quite
> much during the last years.
Sorry, misunderstanding......when I wrote "crap that's out there now" I
was not referring to the current output of SubPop, I was referring to the
stuff that pretty much saturates American "alternative" radio nowadays.
Combustible Edison, Velocity Girl, etc, are cool and I don't consider them
commercial at all.
>> Since when was Pearl Jam ever grunge?? They do reside in Seattle, but
>> sorry, they aren't grunge. Mudhoney, old Nirvana, Tad, etc.....THAT'S
>> grunge!
>
> And I do think that Pearl Jam was grunge. No good though ...
Well, we're gonna hafta disagree on that one! :-) To me, Pearl Jam are like
an updated, 90's sorta classic rock. Their main influences are stuff like
Neil Young, Bad Company, normal old rock and roll from the 70's. Mudhoney
and other true grunge bands, OTOH, were into much wilder underground
stuff like Flipper, Big Black, and pre-punk stuff like the Stooges, MC5. I
think if Pearl Jam had come from say, Bangor, Maine, or Boston,
Massachusetts, instead of Seattle, Washington, the label "grunge" would
have never been applied to them.
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Date: 15 May 1997 18:20:50 +0200
From: Robert Cumming
Subject: Kent on Good Morning America?
I caught a radio report about the US TV programme 'Good Morning
America's broadcast yesterday live from Stockholm. And it sounded to
me like they had played Kent as background music at some point -
'Pojken med halet i handen' I think. Did anyone else notice?
Robert
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Date: Thu, 15 May 1997 18:44:25 MET-1MEST
From: "Martin Kern"
Subject: Anything about Backfisch ?
Hi !
I'm a great Backfisch fan from germany and like to get in touch with
anyone, anything relating to the band !
Ciao, Martin
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Date: Thu, 15 May 1997 19:53:02 +0300 (EET DST)
From: Timo Riitamaa
Subject: Re: trade ya...
> Since when was Pearl Jam ever grunge?? They do reside in Seattle, but
> sorry, they aren't grunge. Mudhoney, old Nirvana, Tad, etc.....THAT'S
> grunge! What you hear on American radio now ain't grunge either -- it's
> recycled, third-hand faux grunge (Silverchair, Bush, Seven Mary Three, et
> al). I happen to like a lot of what came out on the SubPop label in the
> mid-to-late 80's, but the commercial crap that's out there now isn't the
> same thing at all. It's sort of what the Monkeys were to the Beatles:
> pale, bland imitations.
Hehe, hate to brake it to you, but the thing that was before this puke-like
band called Pearl Jam was called Mother Love Bone. MLB was definately not
jumping on a wave, and while it wasn't a pioneer in the essence of, say,
Mudhoney and Flipper, it was still thought of as grunge... where am i going
with this? uh, but if we can't call Pearl Jam grunge, then propably we
should seriously think about changing the bands were talking about, because
i assure you most of them have nothing to do with independent... it's all
fine what were doing here, but don't for god's sake think of it as more than
what it is. because most of us (me included) are just little trend-followers.
flame on.
np. Dadamah - This Is Not A Dream
-Timo
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Date: Thu, 15 May 1997 20:36:23 +0100
From: Michael Rehnstrom
Subject: Re: trade ya...
jesterf1 wrote:
> Also because American popular music is
> seemingly backwards in progression, we also have very limited access to
> the wonderful music that our Scandinavian friends have to offer. In the
> meantime, we shall sit like sponges and absorb.
You do that :-). I can understand that it is hard to contribute very much
if you live "over there". When I wrote my last message I was thinking more
about our neighbours in other scandinavian countries. I have been able to
read plenty of reviews of swedish records, gigs and info about swedish
bands, events etc here recently. I just think that at least some of us
might be interested in the same kind of information from Finland, Denmark,
Iceland, Norway and the Baltic states.
I do, in fact, have a question but the rumours it is based on are so old
that the news might have spread from Denmark to other countries by now.
Anyways, I heard something about ludox recording a new album. Anyone who
knows whether it is out yet and, if it is, whether it is any good?
> Willing to export Bruce Springstein in exchange for Cloud Berry Jam in a
> heart beat,
Not interested, take Ace of Base instead ;-)
/Micke, filling his apartment with lots of Elegant Machinery
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Date: Thu, 15 May 1997 20:39:33 +0100
From: Michael Rehnstrom
Subject: Oxford tape
I received the Oxford tape in my mail today. If anyone wants to be added to
the list - please mail me before the end of this week. After that the tape
will be on its way to Leif Larsen in the US of A.
/Micke
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Date: Thu, 15 May 1997 22:14:15 +0300 (EET DST)
From: Timo Riitamaa
Subject: sweetheart & karkkiautomaatti
> Next monday at 1000fryd Sweetheart from Finland is playing (support from
> Karkiautomatii - anybody know them?). Saw them a couple of years ago, and
> they blew me away! The press material compares them with VU and Captain
> Beefheart, but I dunno. More like Big Black in my book, but better!
> Anyway, "Well-dressed meat" and "An ordinary family.." are indispensable
> albums.
Oooh! Sweetheart, how do i describe them. i wrote about them in Popwatch,
and Sweetheart was the hardest to put into words. actually i compared them
to Big Black too. for anybody who still is into loud rock'n roll action,
this is thee thing... Karkkiautomaatti is a great band too, but in a really
different way. they play really good 60's bubblegum meets punk stuff. those
two bands are totally different, but they compliment each other...
Sweetheart's got a new moore mood-jazz (well atleast in the bad vugum scale)
and garage oriented album that i really like, called Intoxicated Boom Boom.
i have never in my life (well maybe the VU albums) heard a record with so
good sound. i mean, they mixed it theirselves, and it really shows.
in the same way that a lot of finns like bob hund, i think you'd like
karkkiautomaatti. altough the lyrics are great, there's so much other stuff
on there that it doesn't matter that you don't understand them... altough
i've got a feeling that half the swedes don't understand what bob hund is
singing.
my heart is a dirty container...
-Timo
--------------------------------
Date: Thu, 15 May 1997 22:14:20 +0300 (EET DST)
From: Timo Riitamaa
Subject: finns at hultsfred
> So maybe you could tell us (or at least me, who haven't heard any of them)
> about all the finnish band that will be playing at the Hultsfred festival?
>
> FYI, it's:
> o Apocalyptica (SF)
metallica by cello. well done and atleast addicted to noise (www.addict.com)
liked 'em, but i don't know... it's fun for the first time. just don't buy
the album
> o Elakelaiset (SF)
Elakelaiset prooves that even a joke-band can be good. they play "humppa"
wich is a dance/rythm that old people seem to like. they take famous songs
(deep purple, 2unlimited etc.) and rearrange them into humppa. should be fun
live, depending on wich language they use. just don't buy the album
(elakelaiset = retired people)
> o Kumikameli (SF)
this is the same guys as elakelaiset, and they suck. sort of a redneck
version of YUP. (kumikameli = rubber camel)
> o Huutajat (SF)
take about 50 ugly guys who start to shout (huutajat = the shouters), i mean
shout, not sing in a chore all kinds of songs ranging from national anthems
to whatever. should be a weird experience. just don't buy the album
> o Jimi Tenor (SF)
he used to play minimialistic techno etc. fringe stuff back in the early
80's, but now he's showing how easy it is to make hits and become famous by
playing the grooviest, coolest easy-listening lounge music. he's said that
in the new album "have been done all possible mistakes to make it a mega
hit" basically, he's cool as shit, because he's fucking around with
everybody who's trying to be really hip by listening to music like his.
-Timo
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Date: Thu, 15 May 1997 16:55:59 -0400 (EDT)
From: Chris Forsberg
Subject: Re: Kent on Good Morning America?
On 15 May 1997, Robert Cumming wrote:
> I caught a radio report about the US TV programme 'Good Morning
> America's broadcast yesterday live from Stockholm. And it sounded to
> me like they had played Kent as background music at some point -
> 'Pojken med hålet i handen' I think. Did anyone else notice?
Yeah, I've been watching Good Morning America all week....Monday morning
they were in Denmark, Tuesday in Bergen, Norway, yesterday in Stockholm
and this morning somewhere in Finland. And tomorrow they're in Reykjavik.
I have only heard one Kent song before (and it wasn't that one), so I
didn't notice it. I did hear a snippet of something from "First Band on
the Moon" (and it wasn't one of the songs getting airplay, either). I
thought that was cool. Some female singer named Robin sang at the
end....not quite my cup of tea. She's supposed to be quite big in Sweden
now - they said she went platinum. Is platinum the same there as in the
States?
Chris
------------------------------------
Date: 15 May 1997 23:23:54 +0200
From: Robert Cumming
Subject: Re: Kent on Good Morning America?
Chris Forsberg wrote:
>> On 15 May 1997, Robert Cumming wrote:
>>
>> I caught a radio report about the US TV programme 'Good Morning
>> America's broadcast yesterday live from Stockholm. And it sounded to
>> me like they had played Kent as background music at some point -
>> 'Pojken med hålet i handen' I think. Did anyone else notice?
>
> Yeah, I've been watching Good Morning America all week....Monday morning
> they were in Denmark, Tuesday in Bergen, Norway, yesterday in Stockholm
> and this morning somewhere in Finland. And tomorrow they're in Reykjavik.
> I have only heard one Kent song before (and it wasn't that one), so I
> didn't notice it.
I think it was a wee instrumental bit of Kent in the background when
they were trying to find good-looking Swedish guys (hey, sounds like
me with my walkman on %-). I was pretty pleased with myself for being
able to identify it...
> Some female singer named Robin sang at the end....not quite my cup
> of tea. She's supposed to be quite big in Sweden now - they said she
> went platinum. Is platinum the same there as in the States?
I doubt it, though maybe in relative terms. Robyn is okay, I think:
the next big Swedish export will be soul, so look out for Stephen
Simmonds and Stakka Bo/Titiyo/Fleshquartet/N}id...
Robert, still waiting to hear back from P3 what that great track was
that got played on last week's 'Gunnar'
-----------------------------------
Date: Sat, 17 May 1997 00:42:12 -0400 (EDT)
From: patrik@popstar.com
Subject: Harry's Playground, update.
Ok, here's the schedule for Harry's Playground, Gothenburg:
22/5 - Anywhen + Bug Squad
29/5 - Beavis & Butthead Party (with Silverbullet, Emrik from Stonefunkers
etc.) CONFIRMED!
5/6 - Psycotic Youth + Paul Collins (US)
8/6 - Redd Kross (US)
Then, after that last date (8/6), we're taking a vacacion 'til August or
September since i will go on the road with Eleven Pictures this summer
(37 gigs in 39 days!!! See you in Roskilde!).
Harry's Playground will be back in a vengence after this summer.
Get your rocks ready for Hurricane #1, Fish, and if date avails: Bob
Hund!............
And to Erik (chief@lysator.liu.se), regarding Beavis & Butthead and
Silverbullet, all i can say is: GET YOUR ASS RIGHT HERE! It's money
worth spent.
Don't miss all the free stuff (T-shirts, badges, CD's, rubber masks etc.)
you'll get when you attend to the Beavis & Butthead-Silverbullet-gig.
And, for god sake, don't miss Redd Kross. PowerPopNonStop!
Questions 'bout any of theese gigs or Harry's Playground in general:
mailto:patrik@popstar.com
Sincerely
Patrik Herrstrom
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Date: Sat, 17 May 1997 08:28:49 -0400
From: Blue Studio Productions
Subject: NMC
Our group, Barendt & Kendrick belong to New Music Central, a kind of new,
but seemingly good place to harbour new indie music of all kinds. Please
check out our spot, Barendt & Kendrick album, But Did You Feel It? and
listen to some of the real audio cuts from the new album! There are a lot
of different types of music offered by different bands.
http://newmusiccentral.blueroom97.com
or even
http://www.inetnow.net/~bluestudio/
Thanks! Anyone know who'll be on the big stage at Malmofestivalen this year?
Wendy
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Date: Sat, 17 May 1997 20:55:58 +0200
From: Michael Rehnstrom
Subject: Re: Sweetheart & Karkkiautomaatii (or something like that)
I heard that both these bands will play at a "finnish festival" at venue
Studion in Stockholm the next weekend (23rd-24th of May). Seven bands, I
think, are supposed to play. I don't remember the names of them all but
Circle and Aavikko are two of them. I suspect that Thee Ultra Bimboos might
be one of the other bands, but I am not sure. Then there was a band called
something including 69 Eyes. Anyways, I wont be able to go there, I have
two exams here at the university during the forthcoming weeks (Yes! Some
things I consider more important than music, though there aren't a lot of
things as important as that).
/Micke
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Date: Mon, 19 May 1997 15:09:29 +0300 (EET DST)
From: Siim Kalder
Subject: Bizarre web pages
A brand new web page of BIZARRE from Estonia has just been set up at
www.halo.ee/bizarre
containing thorough information about the band, as well as samples of all,
and full-length versions of seven BIZARRE songs.
siimk
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Date: 19 May 97 17:17:31 +0000
From: "John Boqvist"
Subject: popfest stockholm 30 may!
hi!
we're proud to announce the first monthly happening of our brand new
club "the international pop underground" . (and, yes, the name IS a
tribute to you-know-who...). We'll be getting together once a month
for some pure pop fun, spinning our favourite records (both twee and
anorak, shambling and cutie! :) ) , having the
bands-we-never-get-to-see play live. we will also mingle, mix and
socialize.
at this first get-together, the line-up is as follows:
Cessna
Red Sleeping Beauty
Grand Internationals
Chris/Suretoss
and, yes, there will be a bar...
date: 30 of may
time: 20:00
place: kulturstationen, norra bantorget, stockholm
price: 40 SEK
if you have any questions, please mail back to johnb@algonet.se,
mikael_matsson@algonet.se or thobjon@algonet.se.
the i.p.u wish you welcome!
John Boqvist/Per Johansson/Mikael Matsson/Christer Nilsson/Torbjorn
Thorsen/Stefan Zachrisson
-------------------------------
Date: Mon, 19 May 1997 12:06:07 -0400 (EDT)
From: Chris Forsberg
Subject: Re: Kent on Good Morning America?
On 15 May 1997, Robert Cumming wrote:
>> Some female singer named Robin sang at the end....not quite my cup
>> of tea. She's supposed to be quite big in Sweden now - they said she
>> went platinum. Is platinum the same there as in the States?
>
> I doubt it, though maybe in relative terms. Robyn is okay, I think:
> the next big Swedish export will be soul, so look out for Stephen
> Simmonds and Stakka Bo/Titiyo/Fleshquartet/N}id...
Speaking of Swedish soul.....are the Creeps still around? When I was in
Stockholm back in '90, their album "Blue Tomato" was just out. I really
liked some of it. Wondering if they ever did anything after that..
Chris
-----------------------------------
Date: Mon, 19 May 1997 21:43:09 +0200
From: Michael Rehnstrom
Subject: Re: Creeps
Chris Forsberg wrote:
> Speaking of Swedish soul.....are the Creeps still around? When I was in
> Stockholm back in '90, their album "Blue Tomato" was just out. I really
> liked some of it. Wondering if they ever did anything after that..
> Chris
Yes, they are still with us. I think so at least, they released an album
not too long ago (early last year, I think). They also recorded a video,
with one song from the album, that had quite much playtime on Z-Tv (swedish
equivalent to MTV, sort of). Since my memory is working quite well today I
don't remember the title of either the album nor the single (but I do
remember that there is a frog on the album cover). I also remember that I
thought the video was quite fun, making fun of all these TV commercials
trying to sell you eternal happiness by just taking a pill or something (on
the other hand their video to "Ooh, I like it", from "Blue tomato" was,
actually, a TV commercial for a swedish clothes retailing-chain which also
sponsored the entire album).
The music, well it was OK but they sound exactly like before. I don't own
any Creeps records and if I ever decide to buy one it won't be this new
one. "Blue tomato" is the same sound but better songs (haven't heard very
much from their earlier recordings). I believe most people thought the same
way, the sales have been far less than for "Blue tomato".
/Micke
--------------------------------
Date: Tue, 20 May 1997 00:27:18 +0200 (MET DST)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Skrikhult Tour List _Update_ [18-May-97]
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Scandinavian Indie Skrikhult Tour List _Update_ Scandinavian Indie
May 18th, 1997
by Erik Soderstrom (chief@lysator.liu.se)
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SCANDINAVIAN:
CANDYSUCK StarTracks / House of Kicks (co-op w/Hipshot Prod.)
21/5 Stockholm Studion Cancelled
24/5 Lindesberg TBA New Date
26/5 Fredriksstad (N) TBA Cancelled
4/6 Stockholm Studion New Date
MEANWHILE We Bite / House of Kicks *NEW*
31/5 Bollnas Bollnaspunken
NINE StarTracks / House of Kicks (w/Luger Prod.) *NEW*
14/6 Hultsfred Festival
12/7 Arvika Arvika Festival
OUTLAST Wounded / Amigo + LASH OUT - Stormstrike / HoK *NEW*
20/5 Stockholm Kafe 44
21/5 Linkoping Skylten
22/5 Karlstad Cafe Cinema
23/5 Boras ScenStudion
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Date: Tue, 20 May 1997 00:27:55 +0200 (MET DST)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Luger Tour List _Update_ [18-May-97]
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Scandinavian Indie Luger Tour List UPDATE Scandinavian Indie
May 18th, 1997
by Erik Soderstrom (chief@lysator.liu.se)
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
SCANDINAVIAN:
BREACH (S) - Burning Heart / MD
May 23 Hova (S) Rockfickan New Date
May 24 Hassleholm (S) Perrong 23 New Date
May 26 Alvesta (S) Heydays New Date
May 31 Tranas (S) Raser Festival New Venue
ENTOMBED (S) - Music For Nations / MNW ILR
May 28 Helsinki (SF) Tavastia New Date
May 29 Jyvaskyla (SF) Lutakko New Date
May 30 Tampere (SF) Tulliklubbi New Date
May 31 Joensuu (SF) Kellari New Date
Jun 1 Stockholm (S) Mera Hitlatar New Date
Jul 3 Kristiansand (N) Quart Festival New Date
Aug 29 Trondheim (N) Nedre Elvehavn New Date
FIRESIDE (S) - Startracks / BMG / House Of Kicks *NEW*
Jun 6 Linkoping (S) Universitetet
Jul 12 Arvika (S) Arvika Festival
Jul 25 Stockholm (S) Lollipop
Aug 16 Karlstad (S) Mariebergsskogen
THE HELLACOPTERS (S) - White Jazz / House Of Kicks
May 26 Stockholm (S) Rest. Prinsen New Date
Jun 1 Stockholm (S) Mera Hitlatar New Date
Jun 7 Sandviken (S) Parkrock New Date
Jun 14 Stockholm (S) Stadion New Date w/KISS
Jun 15 Stockholm (S) Stadion New Date w/KISS
Jun 17 Helsingfors (SF) Hartwall New Date w/KISS
Jun 19 Oslo (N) Spektrum New Date w/KISS
Jun 21 Kopenhamn (DK) Valbyparken New Date w/KISS
Jul 11 Sundsvall (S) Festival New Date
HONEY IS COOL (S) - MVG Records / MD *NEW*
May 23 Goteborg (S) Underground
May 24 Vaxjo (S) Bakgarden
Jul 12 Arvika (S) Arvika Festival
Aug 8 Emmaboda (S) Emmaboda Festival
Aug 10 Stockholm (S) Stockholm Water Festival
KOMEDA (S) - Nons-MD / PLR / Minty Fresh
Jul 26 Stockholm (S) Lollipop New Date
LOOSEGOATS (S) - Startracks / House Of Kicks
May 31 Stockholm (S) Mera Hitlatar New Date
Jul 12 Arvika (S) Festival New Date
Jul 26 Stockholm (S) Lollipop New Date
MESHUGGAH (S) - Nuclear Blast / HOK *NEW*
May 29 Umea (S) Applet
MONSTER (S) - Startracks / House Of Kicks
May 31 Tranas (S) Raser Festival New Venue
Jun 1 Stockholm (S) Mera Hitlatar New Date
Jun 14 Hultsfred (S) Hultsfred Festival New Date
REFUSED (S) - Startracks / House Of Kicks *NEW*
Jun 4 Nykoping (S) Sporthallen w/Jumper (S)
Jul 12 Arvika (S) Festival
SINDY KILLS ME (S) - Beat That / MD *NEW*
Jun 1 Stockholm (S) Mera Hitlatar
SPACE AGE BABY JANE (S) - Telegram / WEA *NEW*
Jul 11 Arvika (S) Arvika Festival
STARMARKET (S) - Dolores / MD
May 31 Stockholm (S) Mera Hitlatar New Date
Jun 9 Umea (S) Station New Date w/Samiam (US)
Jul 12 Arvika (S) Festival New Date
STICKBOY (S) - A Westside Fabriaction / MD *NEW*
May 25 Stockholm (S) Bottleneck
May 28 Vaxjo (S) Kafe Stina w/Kepone (US)
May 29 Orebro (S) Garaget w/Kepone (US)
May 30 Goteborg (S) TBA w/Kepone (US)
Jun 1 Stockholm (S) Mera Hitlatar
TEDDYBEARS STHLM (S) - MVG Records / MD *NEW*
May 31 Stockholm (S) Universitetet
Jun 6 Linkoping (S) Universitetet
Jun 13 Sundsvall (S) Folkets Park
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NON-SCANDINAVIAN:
FRODUS (US) - No looking Back / MD *NEW*
May 18 Vanersborg (S) Cafe Eloge
GRIMSKUNK (US) - Hypnotic / House Of Kicks *NEW*
May 22 Solvesborg (S) Kartago
May 23 Ljungby (S) Cafe 1
May 24 Lindesberg (S) Festival
IGNITE (US) - Revelation Records / Border *NEW*
Jul 5 Oskarshamn (S) Festival
KEPONE (US) - Quarterstick Records / Border + STICKBOY (S) - AWSF / MD *NEW*
May 28 Vaxjo (S) Kafe Stina
May 29 Orebro (S) Garaget
May 30 Goteborg (S) TBA
May 31 Tranas (S) Raser Festival w/out Stickboy
SAMIAM (US) - Burning Heart / MD *NEW*
Jun 5 Vanersborg (S) TBA
Jun 7 Orebro (S) Contan
Jun 9 Umea (S) Station w/Starmarket
Jun 11 Goteborg (S) Underground
SKANKIN' PICKLE (US) - Dill Records/Import + CRANK (AU) - Onefoot Rec/HOK *NEW*
May 30 Bollnas (S) Bollnaspunken
May 31 Lulea (S) Kallax Airport
May 31 Lulea (S) Stadspuben
Jun 1 Stockholm (S) Mera Hitlatar
SPOOKEY RUBEN (CAN) - EMI + KING COBB STEELIE (CAN) - EMI *NEW*
Jun 12 Goteborg (S) Underground
TARNATION (US) - 4AD / MNW-ILR
May 28 Stockholm (S) Studion Venue Changed
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Date: Tue, 20 May 1997 00:28:13 +0200 (MET DST)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Motor Tour List _Update_ [18-May-97]
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Scandinavian Indie Motor Tour List UPDATE Scandinavian Indie
May 18th, 1997
by Erik Soderstrom (chief@lysator.liu.se)
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SCANDINAVIAN:
Anywhen Roligan *NEW*
22/5 Goteborg - Harry's Playground
23/5 Lund - Helsingkrona Nation
24/5 Stromstad - Skagerack
The Cardigans Stockholm Records
23/5 Lawrence - Liberty Hall New Date
24/5 Minneapolis - Edgefest Cancelled
24/5 St. Louis - Mississippi New Date
26/5 Milwaukee - TBA Cancelled
27/5 Tulsa - Cains Ballroom Date Changed (was 29/5)
28/5 Dallas - Deep Ellum Live Date Changed (was 30/5)
31/5 Washington - HFStival New Date
21/6 Hamburg - Hurricane festival New Date
27/6 Skelleftea - Festivalen New Date
11/7 Cleveland - Agora Theatre New Date
12/7 Columbus - Newport Music Hall New Date
13/7 Indianapolis - Egytian Room New Date
14/7 Cincinnati - Bogart's New Date
15/7 Pittsburgh - Metropol New Date
17/7 Toronto - Molson Amphitheatre New Date
30/7 Norfolk - The Boathouse New Date
2/8 Maui - Maui Arts & Cultural Centre New Date
3/8 Oahu - Kualoe Ranch New Date
8/8 Emmaboda - Festival New Date
14/8 Stockholm - Water Festival New Date
16/8 Karlstad - Barncancerfonden New Date
22/8 Holland - Lowlands festival New Date
23/8 Reading - Festival New Date
24/8 Thurles - Festival New Date
No fun at All Burning Heart
5/7 Buschsachen - Mind over matter festival New Date
Silverbullet FineTone Recordings *NEW*
29/5 Goteborg - Harry's Playground
30/5 Helsingborg - Tivoli
31/5 Lund - Watt
1/6 Stockholm - Grona Lund
2/6 Norrkoping - Palace
3/6 Vasteras - Extremes
4/6 Eskilstuna - Skylight
5/6 Uppsala - Sten Sture & Co
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NON-SCANDINAVIAN:
Blur (UK) EMI *NEW*
14/8 Stockholm - Water Festival
Die Toten Hosen (D) Virgin *NEW*
19/6 Nummirock (SF) - Nummijarvi
EMI Showcase EMI *NEW*
Feat. Spookey Ruben & King Cobb Steelie
11/6 Copenhagen (DK) - Vega, Lille sal
Front 242 (B) MNW *NEW*
12/7 Arvika - Festival
Supergrass (UK) EMI *NEW*
3/10 Malmo - KB
4/10 Stockholm - Electric Garden
5/10 Oslo (N) - Rockefeller
7/10 Copenhagen (DK) - Pumpehuset
The Wailers (Original line up).
30/5 Kopenhavn - Pumpehuset Cancelled
31/5 Lund - Mejeriet Cancelled
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FESTIVALS:
Kalvoya Festival - Oslo, Norway (June 28-29) *NEW*
28/6: David Bowie (UK)
Jim Rose Circus (US)
29/6: Kare & the Cavemen (N) Virgin
Bel Canto (N) WEA
Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds (AU) MNW
Skunk Anansie (UK) Virgin
Prodigy (UK) MNW
Jim Rose Circus (US)
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Date: Tue, 20 May 1997 14:00:04 +0000
From: Mats
Subject: emmaboda news
helo,
just wanted you all to know that eggstone is playing there this summer.
/mast
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Date: Tue, 20 May 1997 17:05:24 +0200 (MET DST)
From: Petter Tiilikainen
Subject: Re: Creeps
According to Michael Rehnstrom:
> The music, well it was OK but they sound exactly like before. I don't own
> any Creeps records and if I ever decide to buy one it won't be this new
> one. "Blue tomato" is the same sound but better songs (haven't heard very
> much from their earlier recordings). I believe most people thought the same
> way, the sales have been far less than for "Blue tomato".
Their early stuff is really good 80s garage rock, their first album
has apparently been released on get hip record (www.gethip.com)
Petter
-----------------------------------
Date: Tue, 20 May 1997 17:12:27 +0200 (MET DST)
From: Petter Tiilikainen
Subject: Re: Luger Tour List _Update_ [18-May-97]
According to chief@lysator.liu.se:
> THE HELLACOPTERS (S) - White Jazz / House Of Kicks
> Jun 14 Stockholm (S) Stadion New Date w/KISS
> Jun 15 Stockholm (S) Stadion New Date w/KISS
*Giggle* Wonder if Ace will tell Dregen to fuck off this time too? ;-)
> SKANKIN' PICKLE (US) - Dill Records/Import + CRANK (AU) - Onefoot Rec/HOK
> May 31 Lulea (S) Kallax Airport
Hmm? They'll play at the airport? Que?
Not that I care, I'm really not into this kind of stuff, but
if someone knows more about this thing please let it be known.
> May 31 Lulea (S) Stadspuben
Skankin' Pickle at stadspuben? Wonder if the usual clientel
(Most being older than 30) will appreciate this kind of music?
Pjotr Matjas T.
---------------------------
Date: Tue, 20 May 1997 18:40:31 +0200
From: beluga@wineasy.se
Subject: Re: Luger Tou (non-scan)
SKANKIN' PICKLE!
I received their cd, a few months back, no cover just a green record (as
the record's called "Green") Wonder how the vinyl looks?
For those who haven't heard them they are a bit "ska" ish, I think a bit
boring, not exciting ska, quite slow, maybe they're better live. In America
they are on DR Stange Records
I don't know nothing about the Airport.
Surpriced to see that Grimskunk are playing here, from Montreal Canada.
I've also got an old record from them. They play very fast, also some ska
mixed in. ok. The record is called "Exotic Blend" and they say we believe
in free smokin!!!
Trevor
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