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Vol.98 #49

June 3rd, 1998

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Today's Topics: Re: commercials music Re: [NEWS] Preliminary Kalas Tour Dates (BH) the new Bob Hund single Re:the new Bob Hund single shameless self-promo EMA-telstar take over Motor Ema vs. Motor swede lost in oslo So What Re: EMA-telstar take over Motor Bear Quartet in Sthlm tonight? Re: Bear Quartet in Sthlm tonight? SV: Bear Quartet in Sthlm tonight? non-scan Re: [NEWS] Preliminary Kalas Tour Dates (BH) Bob Hund Help Re: Bob Hund Help SV: Bob Hund Help Re: SV: Bob Hund Help Re: SV: bob hund [NEWS] Pop Muzik in Iceland Event Re: Bob Hund Help Re: SV: Bob Hund Help SV: Bob Hund Help Latvian indie arrives! Re: Elliott Smith/So What Gig review: Umajets (non-scan) + Real audio from Gronan! starting a danish tape chain [NEWS] Bjork, Cardigans and the X-Files Re: Gig review: Umajets (non-scan) + Real audio from Gronan! Re: starting a danish tape chain Administrivia: To unsubscribe from the Scandinavian Indie Digest mailing list: * send e-mail to: scan-indie-d-request@lysator.liu.se * with the Subject: unsubscribe To post to the Scandinavian Indie mailing list: * use the address: scan-indie@lysator.liu.se Digest back issues can be found in the [SID] section at the Scan-Indie website: http://www.lysator.liu.se/~chief/scan.html () Please take care not to include the entire digest in your () reply, only the message(s) you are replying to. ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 28 May 1998 22:34:53 +0300 (EET DST) From: "timo riitamaa." Subject: Re: commercials music Micke said: > On a totally different note: Like I said I do not watch TV very much, but > when I have done it recently I have been quite surprised when hearing some > of the tunes in the commercials. First we had KOMEDAs "Boogie woogie rock > n' roll" in a beer commercial (and may I say that it is a perfect tune for > that commercial, IMO) and then THE WANNADIES and FREEWHEEL in IKEA > commercials. Not to mention MONOSTARs gigs at the IKEA store in Singapore. > What is happening? Have Swedish marketers suddenly become fed up with slick > Michael Bolton-esque versions of "We are the champions"? (Or is it perhaps > the IKEA founder, Ingvar Kamprad, who tries to regain some cred after the > discovery of his fascist/nazi connections during WW2?). Beats me, but if i'd ever feel the sinister need to buy a car, it'd be a VW just because of the Butthole Surfers song in their TV commercial. Cars are bad. Walking is good. Reclaim the Streets. Handbag techno is bad. Rock'n'Roll is good. Boogie Woogie! timo. ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 28 May 1998 23:08:57 +0200 From: j.sundstrom@ekuc.se (Jan Sundstrom) Subject: Re: [NEWS] Preliminary Kalas Tour Dates (BH) Message-id: scan-indie@lysator.liu.se,Internet skriver: > Preliminary Kalas tour dates > ---------------------------- > Two more bands, a > couple of Sweden's top notch DJs plus local guest artists are to be > revealed later in May. But news about preliminary tour dates and cities > are slowly starting to surface at least. July 2nd has been mentioned as > the date of the premiere and apparently thirteen (13) cities and towns > are on the tour road. Please note that these dates are all preliminary > and there will be changes and additions: Saw BH posters in Uppsala, apparently playing there 11 june. Not connected to the tour, afaik. Are there any more dates around?! Jan My ICQ #10443263 Get your own ICQ: www.mirabilis.com ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 29 May 1998 00:14:44 +0000 From: "Karl Morten Dahl" Subject: the new Bob Hund single The new Bob Hund song was played on norwegian P3 tonite. The song was called something like "nu er det vel revolution paa gong - jag tycker at ventan borjar bli long". great rockin song! kalle Karl Morten Dahl - Computer Science, NTNU - Trondheim, Norway Personal web: http://www.stud.ntnu.no/~karlmort/ The Peep Hole site: http://www.tihlde.hist.no/~karlmd/gbv ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 29 May 1998 02:06:36 +0100 From: "johanna.hillgren" Subject: Re:the new Bob Hund single And what about the second track... I guess many of you have heard BH playing "I guess I'm falling in love" (Velvet) live. On their new single they have translated it into swedish - "oooh flicka...jag tror jag ar kaaaaar." Both songs rock. Ofcourse. Always. En Thomas Oberg, finns bara en Thomas Oberg, en Thomas OOOOberg finns bara en Thomas Oberg. OK, I shouldn't sit here screaming those silly things, I should be sleeping. /Johanna - waiting for that creepy Lennart Swahn to come, pretending to be John Blund. But we all know, it is "Blasningen". Never mind Lennart, never mind. PS. Barusta at Pustervik, Gothenburg tomorrow (today...)friday. ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 29 May 1998 13:19:11 +-200 From: Mikael Fant Subject: shameless self-promo If you're at hultsfred and don't know what to do at 15.00 friday you might as well go and watch my band, Smartalec, playing on the demo stage. It'll be some ass-kickin' swingin' retro rock for you, with sexy female vocals. (Check out the mpeg files at our home page, home.bip.net/smartalec) We're great actually! The little problem being that Bob Hund is playing at the same time and EVERYBODY are going to watch them, not us :-( And we'll miss them as well... Micke II ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 29 May 1998 13:59:36 +-200 From: Mikael Fant Subject: EMA-telstar take over Motor It was on the radio, a couple of minutes ago. What do you say about this? Risky, I say. I could rant and rave about the concentration of capital and power in a most marxist way, but I won't, since this is a place to discuss music, not politics... How many independent booking agencies have we still got in Sweden? Micke II ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 29 May 1998 14:41:16 +0200 From: Morgan Johansson Subject: Ema vs. Motor Well, about independent promoters / booking agencies, EMA does not even own half of Luger... / morgan ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 30 May 1998 01:32:10 +0200 (MET DST) From: magnus@lousy.pp.se (Magnus Johansson) Subject: swede lost in oslo I've been trying to find some info on the web about the venue So What in Oslo but couldn't find any, if anyone has any info - address, phone, how to find it, anything - please be a kind soul and fill me in ASAP! I'd be forever thankful. :) I'm planning on going there monday to enjoy Elliott Smith live. Hmm... the gig wasn't even listed on the Scan Indie non- scan band gig guide... neither was the date in Stockholm.. what's up, chief? It hasn't been cancelled, has it? Thanks, Magnus magnus@lousy.pp.se ***** http://surf.to/lousy (to subscribe to the Lousy newsletter send text "subscribe newsletter" to magnus@lousy.pp.se) ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 30 May 1998 02:24:26 +0200 From: Morgan Johansson Subject: So What The email address to So What is: iindepen@online.no The address is: Grensen 9 (that's very central) The Phone number is: +47 22 33 64 66 The show isn't sold out, the one in Stockhom isn't either (but it's pretty close...) And the shows are definitely not cancelled. NOW the list is working like it should, huh? / Morgan ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 30 May 1998 16:26:53 +0200 From: Erik Soderstrom Subject: Re: EMA-telstar take over Motor > It was on the radio, a couple of minutes ago. What do you say about this? > Risky, I say. I could rant and rave about the concentration of capital and > power in a most marxist way, but I won't, since this is a place to discuss > music, not politics... How many independent booking agencies have we still > got in Sweden? The press release says they're going to keep both companies the way they are - ie. the offices and staff will still be the same, but they will work together (well, it'll be one company, but keeping them separate for a moment) when it comes to the foreign market, festivals and using each others locations (Motor with their offices in Oslo, Copenhagen, Malmo and Gothenburg and EMA with offices in Stockholm and Helsinki). Now this does raise a couple of questions. It's clear they will have a common ground when it comes to the economical issues. Then, in the light of the recently cancelled Lollipop festival (where EMA were involved in arranging it, and handled the economy parts among other things) which is also a contender for the "biggest festival in Sweden" where the Hultsfred Festival is the other, where Motor is the major player... Does this mean that a) EMA cancelled Lollipop because they were going to bring in Motor under their umbrella - and the economy didn't allow them to do both? b) EMA cancelled Lollipop because of Motor's involvement in the "rival" festival Hultsfred (I can see an intreaguing web of events here, with Hakan Waxegard (previously Hultsfred - now Lollipop) in the middle, EMA - Lollipop - now with Motor - Hultsfred) with the money, and Motor with a major leg in the Hultsfred Festival - and all with various demands on each other, but I'm probably just imagining it ;)) or perhaps c) EMA cancelled Lollipop because they realized they didn't have enough informal channels in order to pull a major festival off, which means they went by the book, and that got too expensive (it is the story I have heard), then because of it, decided to get someone with these informal connections, ie. Motor? How much of the Luger booking agency does EMA own today by the way? Is it possible that booking bands will become more expensive after this? EMA is (or at least used to be) extremely expensive. //Erik ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 30 May 1998 16:39:06 +0200 From: Erik Soderstrom Subject: Bear Quartet in Sthlm tonight? They say The Bear Quartet (+ Craftsworld and Prime) are playing at Fritz's Corner in Stockholm tonight - last gig of the season. If anyone's interested. That's the only info I have I'm afraid. //Erik ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 30 May 1998 18:03:09 +0200 From: j.sundstrom@ekuc.se (Jan Sundstrom) Subject: Re: Bear Quartet in Sthlm tonight? Message-id: scan-indie@lysator.liu.se,Internet skriver: >They say The Bear Quartet (+ Craftsworld and Prime) are playing >at Fritz's Corner in Stockholm tonight - last gig of the season. >If anyone's interested. That's the only info I have I'm afraid. > Yup, that's correct. Just too damn sad i got to know it too late. I saw the official tour poster in the city today. The normal membership drivel applies. Blah blah blah.. Will anyone tape the show?! I'd like to have a copy. Jan My ICQ #10443263 Get your own ICQ: www.mirabilis.com ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 30 May 1998 18:07:01 +0200 From: "Micke Rehnstrom" Subject: SV: Bear Quartet in Sthlm tonight? Erik wrote: > They say The Bear Quartet (+ Craftsworld and Prime) are playing > at Fritz's Corner in Stockholm tonight - last gig of the season. > If anyone's interested. That's the only info I have I'm afraid. This is a bit late but... According to Jesper Lundqvist at North Of No South FIVEL will be playing at Fritz's Corner tonight too. It is their first gig with their new drummer, whose name I have forgotten but he used to be in BLITHE. /Micke ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 1 Jun 1998 11:18:03 +0200 From: "Mikael Fant" Subject: non-scan The prime reason for going to Hultsfred, I just discovered, is that Linton Kwesi Johnson will play. The man rules. If you're the least interested in reggae, and related music, this man will blow your head clean off! (I'm not talking summer disco reggae here, the dominant genre since 1983 approx.) It's slow, deep, and pitch black! A must! Go out now and buy his "Forces of Victory"-album, so you can sing along at Hultsfred. The lyrics are brilliant as well, agitational but still poetic. Don't miss! Micke II ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 01 Jun 1998 14:11:38 +0200 From: Erik Soderstrom Subject: Re: [NEWS] Preliminary Kalas Tour Dates (BH) >> Preliminary Kalas tour dates >> ---------------------------- >> Two more bands, a >> couple of Sweden's top notch DJs plus local guest artists are to be >> revealed later in May. But news about preliminary tour dates and cities >> are slowly starting to surface at least. July 2nd has been mentioned as >> the date of the premiere and apparently thirteen (13) cities and towns >> are on the tour road. Please note that these dates are all preliminary >> and there will be changes and additions: > > Saw BH posters in Uppsala, apparently playing there 11 june. > Not connected to the tour, afaik. Are there any more dates around?! The Kalas tour has been scheduled now - bob hund, Caesar's Palace, Janne Kask, Beverage Soundsystem (with guests at each location) - Weeping Willows are mentioned as well as Lloyd Cole who apparently will play at all dates on the second leg of the tour. Though I wonder if Caesar's Palace will play at all of these (they are slated for the Arvika as well as SommarRocken festivals, on the same dates as Vastervik and Umea below): 2/7 Goteborg 3/7 Varberg 4/7 Halmstad 6/7 Borgholm 7/7 Lund 8/7 Helsingborg 9/7 Ahus 10/7 Visby 11/7 Vastervik 13/7 Stockholm 16/7 Gavle 17/7 Sundsvall 18/7 Umea //Erik ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 1 Jun 1998 11:18:16 -0700 From: "Brian Curtis (Wasser)" Subject: Bob Hund Help I'm a long way from Sweden right now, so any help would be appreciated. My question is easy: If I only get one Bob Hund CD, which one should I get? Thanks, -Brian ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 01 Jun 1998 20:59:13 +0200 From: Erik Soderstrom Subject: Re: Bob Hund Help At 11:18 1998-06-01 -0700, Brian Curtis (Wasser) wrote: > I'm a long way from Sweden right now, so any help would be appreciated. My > question is easy: If I only get one Bob Hund CD, which one should I get? If it was up to me, *any*. I can't really say that I like one more than another personally. To me they're all equally excellent. But there are probably those who disagree with me on this one? //Erik ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 1 Jun 1998 21:58:10 +0200 From: "Mikael Persson" Subject: SV: Bob Hund Help >At 11:18 1998-06-01 -0700, Brian Curtis (Wasser) wrote: > >> I'm a long way from Sweden right now, so any help would be appreciated. My >> question is easy: If I only get one Bob Hund CD, which one should I get? > > If it was up to me, *any*. I can't really say that I like one more than > another personally. To me they're all equally excellent. But there are > probably those who disagree with me on this one? Yes, I do... I think their 10 track album from 1994, the one with the figures of clay on the cover, is their absolute best one... I don't know why i like it more than the other ones. It's just that you get anorther feeling when you listen to it. It's sounds more like they do live i think. I just love it... In my opinion is the absolutely worse one "omslag: Martin Kann" from 1996. I think it sounds like a bad copy of there early records. Does anyone know when their new single will be released? I can't find it in any record stores... /Mikael ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 01 Jun 1998 22:48:00 +0200 From: Erik Soderstrom Subject: Re: SV: Bob Hund Help > Does anyone know when their new single will be released? I can't find it in > any record stores... The release "date" I have says "June" so maybe it'll be out tomorrow? //Erik ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 1 Jun 1998 23:58:08 +0200 (MET DST) From: pela0011@student.gu.se Subject: Re: SV: bob hund since so many of you people seem to be really into bob hund, i might as well let you know that there is a 4-band compilation 7" out on bedtime records out of chattanooga, tennessee which includes the bob hund track "en pratstund". other bands on this fairly decent record is golden (features the guitarist of trans am), the ruby dare and spanish whimp-poppers LeMans. the single can either be ordered directly from bedtime (p.o. box 9142, chattanooga, tennessee 37412, usa) or through parasol (http:// www.parasol.com). knock yourself out .per p.s. about the tanto festival, i was told a whole bunch of really good bands where asked to come play (like fugazi, sunny day real estate and bob tilton). sadly, none of them are coming, but from what i can recall the english version of bob hund are supposed to play along with startmarket, picabo and other bands in the less-brit poppy vein of swedish independent music. At 12.47 1998-05-27 +0200, Micke Rehnstrom wrote: > Below is what I found in the news section on the Benno website > (www.benno.com). Sounds interesting, especially the fact that they will not > do a "Kent" (i.e. just translate their Swedish lyrics into English). Here > it comes: > > Bergman Rock: Bob Hunds new side-project > The great Swedish band Bob Hund has finally decided on a name for their > side-project, namely Bergman Rock (previlsly there has been rumours about > it being called International Bob). > > Bergman Rock will, in contrast to Bob Hund, have lyrics in English, and > will probably sign with an international label. Silence Records will > continue to release their records (as both Bob Hund and Bergman Rock) in > Sweden. > > At this moment Bergman Rock has four finished songs. And the band wants to > once again stress that Bergman Rocks songs are no translations of Bob > Hunds. ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 02 Jun 1998 01:10:40 +0200 From: Erik Soderstrom Subject: [NEWS] Pop Muzik in Iceland Event Pop Muzik in Iceland Event -------------------------- Thirty groups, six concerts, three days, two concert halls and one event; This is Pop in Reykjavik. It's time now for a real music festival in Reykjavik. For three days in early June the elite of the Icelandic musical scene is giving it's work and gathering around one goal; to make the biggest music festival in Reykjavik, something that hasn't been done for 15 years. You really should not miss, among others, gusGus, Unun, Bellatrix, Slowblow and Curver! The http://www.liveconcerts.com (where you can find more information as well) broadcasts start at: * June 4 - 9:30 AM (PST) - 17:30 (GMT) - 12:30 (EST) * June 5 - 1:30 PM (PST) - 21:30 (GMT) - 04:00 (EST) * June 6 - 9:30 AM (PST) - 17:30 (GMT) - 12:30 (EST) For more information and the complete schedule, check out: http://and.this.is/popmuzik/. //Erik ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 1 Jun 1998 17:08:54 -0700 From: xander@sirius.com Subject: Re: Bob Hund Help Gotta disagree on the recommendations. My favorites would be Omslag: Martin Kann, and the debut 6 song CD from 1993. Got a message from Bob Hund's manager yesterday (Sunday) which said that the new single would be out on Monday. I assumed that meant today and not a week from today. Also have to disagree with the assessment of Le Mans as "spanish whimp-poppers". No distortion, true, but hardly wimpy. More like rich and melancholy. I generally think of wimp pop in terms of amateurish recordings, playing skills, naivety. Of course, I think that a lot of "wimp pop" is brilliant in its fragility, vulnerability. In fact, i could probably make an argument that (early) Bob Hund is quite close to "wimp pop" in spirit. Maybe they could have been on Sarah if they had just used less distortion? ;) Alexander Radio Khartoum. http://www.algonet.se/~elegans/radiok/ ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 02 Jun 1998 10:26:50 +0100 From: "johanna.hillgren" Subject: Re: SV: Bob Hund Help Erik Soderstrom wrote: >> Does anyone know when their new single will be released? I can't find it in >> any record stores... > > The release "date" I have says "June" so maybe it'll be out tomorrow? > > //Erik It will be released around the date of the Hultsfred Festival, ie 11 - 13 June. And as some of you already have noticed it's definetely one of the best bob hund singles ever./Daniel ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 2 Jun 1998 11:26:15 +0200 From: "Micke Rehnstrom" Subject: SV: Bob Hund Help Alexander wrote: > Gotta disagree on the recommendations. My favorites would be Omslag: > Martin Kann, and the debut 6 song CD from 1993. And I second that opinion. I think that my problem was that my first contact with the band was a live concert and then, when the first full-length came out, I was naive enough to think it would be just as good as the live show (and that is truly naive, since no record can be that great). So I was a bit disappointed, because I thought that that album, even if it is a great album with many highlights, lacked a lot of the intensity the band had when playing live. And I think that "Omslag: Martin Kann" is better in that respect. But my absolute favourite record is their first, self-titled, ep. Trust me: songs like "Rundgang, graslok, fagelsang" and "Fotoalbumet" will still be labeled 'Swedish rock classics' twenty years from now. The "Ett fall och en losning" ep is also among their best records, if you ask me. But then again - one can just pick a record at random. It is impossible to fail with this band ;). /Micke, who smiled all the way through the "No depression" special on Musikjournalen last week. ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 2 Jun 1998 06:12:09 -0400 From: Mo Holkar / UKG Subject: Latvian indie arrives! Content-Disposition: inline Hi all, Just thought I'd let you know that the Latvian Indie CD has this morning arrived on my doorstep -- thanks Alexander for sending it, thanks Roberts for compiling it! Not too bad, it's less than a year (just) since Roberts launched the chain... I'm the last name on it, so it's back to Roberts next. I'm not going to extend the chain further, so if anyone else wants to borrow it they should probably ask him . best, Mo ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 2 Jun 1998 19:11:40 +0200 (MET DST) From: magnus@lousy.pp.se (Magnus Johansson) Subject: Re: Elliott Smith/So What The five and a half hour drive home through the night. Not getting any sleep at all before going to work. Feeling like I’m so sick I’m gonna die. But, hey, it was worth it! I’m talking about Elliott Smith last night in Oslo - it was as good as it gets! So if you’re in Stockholm (or somewhere not too far away) today, not doing anything, you would be a fool and an idiot (or, perhaps, just not a fan of that kind of music :) if you didn’t run down to Studion tonight! If you don’t know anything about Elliott Smith: expect a sympathetic and pretty shy guy that doesn’t look like the average Oscar nominee, that can make an acoustic guitar sound like it’s alive, with a voice that could melt a rock and that writes totally amazing, beautiful, fantastic songs with very strong and personal lyrics. The venue in Oslo, So What, was great btw. Really small, filled with people and smoke and with a terrific DJ (Built to Spill, Fuck, Sebadoh, Sportsguitar, Guided By Voices.... I had to check that my record collection hadn’t been stolen when I got home :) Not sure that Studion will provide the same perfect atmosphere and intimacy but even if not it’s still worth going there. morgan@luger.se wrote: > The email address to So What is: iindepen@online.no > The address is: Grensen 9 (that's very central) > The Phone number is: +47 22 33 64 66 > The show isn't sold out, the one in Stockhom isn't either (but it's pretty > close...) > And the shows are definitely not cancelled. > > NOW the list is working like it should, huh? Sure does, thanks for the information!! *cough*, Magnus magnus@lousy.pp.se ***** http://surf.to/lousy (to subscribe to the Lousy newsletter send text "subscribe newsletter" to magnus@lousy.pp.se) ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 02 Jun 1998 21:12:22 +0200 From: j.sundstrom@ekuc.se (Jan Sundstrom) Subject: Gig review: Umajets (non-scan) + Real audio from Gronan! Message-id: scan-indie@lysator.liu.se,Internet skriver:> >> /Micke, warming up for the UMAJETS gig at Herrgar'n tonight > > You bet! > //Erik Hey! I might as well post a gig review, I went to see these guys last tuesday at Grona Lund. It was an indoor acoustic gig, and it will be broadcasted (AFAIK) on thursday on radio stockholm 103,3. I honestly didn't know a thing about these guys, I just went with a friend of mine who is a big Jellyfish-fan. They are just two guys, standing with a guitar and a tambourine at the front of the stage. But it was a nice relaxed feeling, and the guys had humour, played covers by Tomas Dolby and asked the audience for requests. The music was something like surf-pop with a thought, positive but not cheery. I doubt more than a handful at Grona Lund had heard any songs with Umajets, and one guy behind me said "I guess we're all here for the Jellyfish-songs", but they didn't play any, AFAIK. I'm bad at references, since this isn't my bag, but this might be the US answer to Teenage Fanclub in a humble small scale mood. BTW, have you noticed the real audio cast from grona Lund; now you can listen to Soundtrack of our life and other (not-so-indie) swedish artists: http://www.tivoli.se/artist/index2.html Chief, put up a link! Jan My ICQ #10443263 Get your own ICQ: www.mirabilis.com ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 2 Jun 1998 23:45:41 +0000 From: "Viridian" Subject: starting a danish tape chain Hi there Once in a while, those questions appears on the list : What s going on in Denmark ? Is there any danish music worth listening to or is there only beer drinking rawk and Eurodisco ? I have tried to answer but I think the best way to do it, would be to make a tape with danish pop and start a tape chain. Now I have compiled a tape with my favourite danish music. If you are interested, send me your name and adress and I will make a list and send the tape to the first who answers. My email is viridian@post5.tele.dk As you will notice a great numbers of the bands on the tape have released their material on Cloudland, which is the most interesting label in Dk. Cloudland has also released the 2 first Versus albums. More info at : http://www.vow.dk/cloudland/clo_rel.htm My favourite bands are Greene and Rhonda Harris ( Nikolaj Norlund s actual band ) Everything Nikolaj does is great. There is a website (in danish) about him at : http://www.norlund.com/ There is not much on the web about Greene, but Jorgen Ravn has made a discography at : http://home9.inet.tele.dk/jmr/music2.htm Here is a mail order where you can find most of the music on the tape: http://www.rillen.dk ----------------------------------------------------------- Here is what is on the tape: Side A 1- Greene. - Here comes April >From the album "Minor Sun" (1996) Cloudland Rain 017cd 2- Greene - Tomorrow >From the album "Teenage Museum" (1992) Cloudland Rain 004cd 3- Lovebites - Hey look around 4- Lovebites - Travelling Both from the album "Nothing but Joy" (1997) Mega records MRCD 3327 5- Harvest moon - Down >From the album "Redletterdays" (1995) Emi 8339772 6- Trains, Boats and Planes - I like cars >From the album "Minimal Star" (1993) Cloudland Rain 006cd 7- Rhonda Harris - Hilarious 8- Rhonda Harris - Lisa Both from the album "Rhonda Harris" (1997) Cloudland Rain 014cd 9- Nikolaj Noerlund - Navnlos >From the album "Navnlos" (1996) Exl cd30056 10- Port Friendly - This perfect sound >From the album "Welcome to Port Friendly" (1995) Cloudland Rain 016cd 11- 18th Dye - Girl s boots >From the album "Done" (1992) Cloudland Rain 003cd 12- The Poets - Subversive >From the album "The Poets" (1990) RCA PD74431 13- Sort sol - Siggimund blue >From the album "Flow my firetear" (1991) Columbia 467510-2 Side B 1- Sort sol - Let your fingers do the walking >From the album "Glamourpuss" (1993) Columbia 10-475523-10 2- Thau - Very moment >From the album "Swish" Frog 0072 3- Supernova - Cold >From the album "Leave a message" (1996) Virgin ICPN 7243 8 41496 2 8 4- Ludox - The audience >From the album "Ludox" (1996) Pmd 95072 5- Ibens - Jeg savner min blaa cykel 6- Love shop - Casa negra >From the album "DK" (1992) Pladekompagniet PCCD 8047 7- How do I - You and the moon >From the album "Pluto" Cloudland Rain 005cd 8- Gangway - Come back as a dog >From the album "That s Life" (1996) RCA 74321399082 9- Shirtsville - One note song >From the album "Shirtsville" (1998) RCA 74321564772 10- Lars Hug & Lisa Ekdahl - Backwards >From the album "Kiss and Hug from a Happy Boy" (1997) EMI 0522402 11- Sorten Muld - Venelite >From the album "Mark II" (1997) Sony PCCD 8137 12- Vildensky - Husk Vesuv >From the album "Utyskme" (1997) Mangel pa Ht 0 02 005 -- Viridian http://home5.inet.tele.dk/viridian/ ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 03 Jun 1998 01:37:41 +0200 From: Erik Soderstrom Subject: [NEWS] Bjork, Cardigans and the X-Files Bjork, Cardigans and the X-Files -------------------------------- If you're a big fan of the X-Files TV show and can't wait until the movie comes out on June 19th (in the US), make sure to catch the album premiere cybercast for the full 1 hour 12 minutes X-Files movie soundtrack on Tuesday, June 2nd (starting at 7pm EST - yes you can check it out right now!) Rocktropolis' site. Besides interviews with artists from the album like the Foo Fighters, Filter, Ween, X (with a Doors cover!) and The Cure, you'll also hear movie sound clips and interviews with actress Gillian Anderson, X-Files creator Chris Carter, and William B. Davis, The Cigarette Man himself. The other bands and artists on the soundtrack are Sarah McLachlan, Sting with Aswad, The Cardigans, Bjork, Tonic, Soul Coughing and The Dust Brothers with the X-Files Theme. Related links: http://www3.rocktropolis.com/ //Erik ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 03 Jun 1998 01:51:42 +0200 From: Erik Soderstrom Subject: Re: Gig review: Umajets (non-scan) + Real audio from Gronan! > BTW, have you noticed the real audio cast from grona Lund; now you can > listen to Soundtrack of our life and other (not-so-indie) swedish artists: > http://www.tivoli.se/artist/index2.html > > Chief, put up a link! No problem! Actually, there are links to Grona Lund and Muller on the Sin website already (on the "Gig Related" page - Venues - Stockholm). ;) Though it's definitely cool to see them record the concerts and add them to the site! I'll jump on the SOOL concert right after the X-Files album. //Erik ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 2 Jun 1998 18:43:38 -0700 From: xander@sirius.com Subject: Re: starting a danish tape chain On the Denmark question, on my trip I picked up an album by the Axel Boys Quartet, which seemed to lounge, on the cheesier side. Only had a chance to play it once since I've been back at home, but what really left a bad taste in my mouth was the fact that they had to go and cover that Ace of Base song. I recognized a couple of names on the list, and wondered if these people are really still around: >13- Sort sol Common knowledge that there was a 7" by these guys on 4ad? In 1981. >8- Gangway - Come back as a dog >From the album "That s Life" (1996) I've got a friend in Germany who absolutely worships these guys. Or at least something that they did in the mid-80s. My friend will probably be pretty impressed if you say that this isn't a re-issue. >5- Harvest moon - Down >From the album "Redletterdays" (1995) I only recently figured out what a red (and black) letter days are. Is it just me, or is this expression not particularly common in English, despite the plethora of bands and/or titles using one or the other expression? Alexander Radio Khartoum. http://www.algonet.se/~elegans/radiok/ ------------------------------ End of Scandinavian Indie Digest Vol.98 #49 ********************************************
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