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Scandinavian Indie Digest Vol 98 Issue 20
Scandinavian Indie Digest Wed, 25 Feb 1998 Volume 98 : Issue 20
Today's Topics:
Enter - GoldenMegaTurboTour I - 1998
RE: Italians on scan indie
GTM
Re: Nordlunds new
Vinyl shopping in LundRe:
Re: Vinyl shopping in LundRe:
Intermediate Scan-Indie Studies (more questions)
Vinyl shopping in Lund
Re: Intermediate Scan-Indie Studies (more questions)
Re: Nordlunds new
Honey Is Cool + Sodasplash gig report
Italians on scan indie?
Italians on scan indie?
R: Italians on scan indie?
Fly
Hultsfred Festival 98
Arvika Festival 98
Wannadies question
Re: Wannadies question
SV: Wannadies question
AW: Italians on scan indie?
SV: Whipped Cream (was: italians on scan indie)
Norwegian Indie Tapechain!
Re: Italians on scan indie?
Re: Italians on scan indie?
Re: Italians on scan indie?
Komeda Kwestion
Bel Canto
SV: Nordlunds new
pop news from Latvia
[NEWS] Cloudberry Jam, Ray Wonder & James Brown
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Date: Mon, 23 Feb 1998 10:08:20 +0200 (EET)
From: Pete Korhonen <pkorho@cs.joensuu.fi>
Subject: Enter - GoldenMegaTurboTour I - 1998
Hi folks,
Just in case someone wants to know,
Enter will do some gigs:
Thu 26.2. Turku, Dynamo, Tickets 20fim (with M.A.S.A.)
Fri 27.2. Helsinki, Semifinal, Tickets 30fim (with M.A.S.A.)
Fri 13.3. Kuopio
Fri 20.3. Oulu, Wanha Verneri
Sat 21.3. Pieks{m{ki (not confirmed yet)
Fri 24.4. Kouvola (not confirmed yet)
Welcome!
Yours,
Pete /enter
http://media.ncp.fi/enternet
pkorho@cs.joensuu.fi
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Date: Mon, 23 Feb 1998 10:50:20 +-100
From: Mikael Fant <mikael.fant@swipnet.se>
Subject: RE: Italians on scan indie
> No, it is not just a moniker. He is of Italian ancestry too. And the same
> goes for Elisabeth Punzi, Cremoneses companion in WHIPPED CREAM (if anyone
> still remembers them. At least I remember their beautiful "Observatory
> crest").
>
> /Micke
Actually that was a Captain Beefheart cover, still a good one, definitely...
Micke II
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Date: Mon, 23 Feb 1998 17:01:45 +0100
From: j.sundstrom@ekuc.se (Jan Sundstrom)
Subject: GTM
Umm, there was a two page feature on Grand Tone Music in last friday's
DN Pa Stan. Extensive interview with Nina, also shedding light over her
side project Baxter. I'm surprised nobody on the list mentioned it yet.
Nina rules, OK.
http://www.DN.se/DNet/articles/37500-37599/37517/nina.html
See them tomorrow in Stockholm, tantogarden. Entrance is on 10 SEK, so
be there early!
Jan
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Date: Mon, 23 Feb 1998 17:34:39 +0100
From: totte.pop@swipnet.se (Totte Pop)
Subject: Re: Nordlunds new
> I have heard that Cecilia Nordlund's (Souls) new project has been played at
> P3. Has someone heard it?
> What does it sound like? Who does she play with? Is it some kind of
> solo-project?
>
> Tell me!
> /Jessicka
hi,
Tonight on Z-TV
Jessicka in action, 21.00.
Dont not miss.
Thank you very much
totte.pop@swipnet.se
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Date: Mon, 23 Feb 1998 17:26:25 +0100 (MET)
From: Johan Helmstad <md1johan@mdstud.chalmers.se>
Subject: Vinyl shopping in LundRe:
Hi kids
I'm going to Lund this wednesday and have a few hour in town for shopping
and I am wondering where to go to find vinyl records, first or second
hand.
JH
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Date: Mon, 23 Feb 1998 17:36:50 +0100 (MET)
From: Jens Agren <jensa@df.lth.se>
Subject: Re: Vinyl shopping in LundRe:
Go to Doolittle. Between Stortorget and Domkyrkan.
//Jens
> I'm going to Lund this wednesday and have a few hour in town for shopping
> and I am wondering where to go to find vinyl records, first or second
> hand.
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Date: Mon, 23 Feb 1998 12:18:41 -0800 (PST)
From: xander@sirius.com
Subject: Intermediate Scan-Indie Studies (more questions)
Dear list,
a few more days left for me to get my presentation together, and a couple
more questions are on my mind. simple ones, really:
1. Et fall & en losning - how many copies sold in Sweden (or worldwide)?
I heard a figure awhile ago, and it was considered very successful, given
the expected market size. Can anyone tell me what it was again.
2. Jay-Jay Johansen - How popular/well known is he at home? I have the
idea that he still isn't that big in Sweden, especially considering that my
copy of Whiskey was found in a bargain bin in Malmo for something like US
$3 or $4. But on the other hand, he's quite big in France. On the cover
of Les Inrockuptibles and what-not. Chatted about him with a touring
Parisian the other night, and heard that JJ gets played on MTV Europe, so
he must be a "star." Or? What's the Scandie perspective?
Thanks!
Alexander
.Radio Khartoum. http://www.algonet.se/~elegans/radiok/
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Date: Mon, 23 Feb 1998 21:28:40 +0100
From: Bjorn Johnson <stv92bjo@student1.lu.se>
Subject: Vinyl shopping in Lund
>> I'm going to Lund this wednesday and have a few hour in town for shopping
>> and I am wondering where to go to find vinyl records, first or second
>> hand.
>
> Go to Doolittle. Between Stortorget and Domkyrkan.
You could also try Living In The Past, near Bantorget. Huge sortiment of
second hand LP's, but maybe a bit expensive when it comes to good
albums.
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Date: Mon, 23 Feb 1998 23:07:38 +0100
From: Henrik Engstroem <elegans@algonet.se>
Subject: Re: Intermediate Scan-Indie Studies (more questions)
At 12.18 -0800 98-02-23, xander@sirius.com wrote:
> 1. Et fall & en losning - how many copies sold in Sweden (or worldwide)?
> I heard a figure awhile ago, and it was considered very successful, given
> the expected market size. Can anyone tell me what it was again.
A few months after it's release, I was told it had sold up to 7,500 copies
nationally. So I'd say about 8,000 now. Which still is bloody brilliant for
a non-mainstream release (and a "difficult" EP at that). Someone will
correct me on this if I'm up the wrong tree here
> 2. Jay-Jay Johansen - How popular/well known is he at home?
I'd say he is fairly unknown actually. But that's just my opinion, coming
from Wilmertown. Fellow Swede-opinions?
/Henrik
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Date: Tue, 24 Feb 1998 00:02:07 +0100
From: Erik Soderstrom <chief@lysator.liu.se>
Subject: Re: Nordlunds new
At 17:34 1998-02-23 +0100, Totte Pop wrote:
> hi,
> Tonight on Z-TV
> Jessicka in action, 21.00.
> Dont not miss.
Damn - I missed it. What was it?
//Erik
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Date: Tue, 24 Feb 1998 00:25:28 +0100
From: j.sundstrom@ekuc.se (Jan Sundstrom)
Subject: Honey Is Cool + Sodasplash gig report
Gig report!
Slowly recovering from seeing Honey Is Cool saturday night at Fritz's
Corner. Guys, you missed something!
The evening got a bad start. We didn't know what time the doors opened,
went there with a pal at 21.30 - and they didn't open til 22.00. A
bunch of very frozen indie kids were hanging around St Eriksplan at
that time.
I had tried to find out the opening hours, but no answer on their
phones [even tried multi ;-) ]. So at 22.00 we expected to just walk
straight in. But no! The moron at the door stated that this was a
members only club, and even if I was on the list, there was no way I
could bring a guest from outta town to join me.
So we hang around another 20 min or so, together with 30+ unfortunate,
who also weren't on the list. Argh! And the place was completely empty
inside.
Some girls even had faxed FC's office a few days in advance, and came
all the way from Nykoping. The guy by the door behaved like an asshole,
this really gives FC bad credit for having those stupid rules, and not
having proper instructions on what to do to get in. Come on, what's the
point in all these fancy exclusive stylishness, all the kids wanna do
is have some fun and enjoy some good music!
If HiC knew about what was going outside, I'm sure they would have
objected.
Finally, we convinced the idiot, made our way, and left the kids behind.
Sodasplash opened. Cheesy name, never heard of them before, but i was
thoroughly impressed.
Their looks was a mix of Weeping Willows, Reservoir dogs and Screaming
Trees. But the music was something else. The first name that came into
mind was Swervedriver: heavy driving bass, cool guitar licks, cowboy
style attitude. The guitarist, Patrik, is one of the most promising
I've heard.
The only thing that slightly annoyed me was the singer's unability to
go down in the register, it was far too light and poppy. Imagine a
smart laid-back Swervedriver with the snotty vocals of EMF ("You're
unbelieveable" :-P). The've gotta do something about that. Vocal
lessons?
I talked to them afterwards, they are nice people, from Borlange
(Stonecake anyone? ;-)
They just have recorded some tracks for Jimmy Fun, and showed me the
actual CD-R master.
Check them out on:
http://www.jimmyfun.se/sodasplash/
Anyway, over to the headliners: Honey Is Cool. Gosh, I've looked
forward to this since their gig at Studion (only 50 meters away from
FC).
They went on at 00.45, and *swish* there went my chances of getting on
the last tube home :-( What's the point in playing so damn late?
They played most of the new album + four (!) new songs. I had heard one
before, the fragile, beautyful "There's no difference", from the
studion gig. Something like their first intimate lullabies.
The other new songs were, eh, "interesting". First one was a totally
manic thing: Karin and the bass player screaming like babies stung by
bees, chanting, making all kinds of noise, the guitar completely
dissonant. Made me think of Throbbing Gristle. Vocals were
unintelligible. Frightening, weird! New extremes for HiC.
Then back to "normal", the GREAT disco version of Lion with that
old-fashioned Roland sequencer (TR-505 or similar). Wow, that's a
collectors item, they say.
Summing up with the old Georgia, fine, but we all missed the songs from
the EP. No "Another Round", the only one they played was Tomato Light.
Anyway, they must have played 70 minutes or so, proving that they can
fill the slot as headline act. HiC have grown up. My top gig this year,
so far.
Jan Sundstrom
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Date: Tue, 24 Feb 1998 07:48:37 +0100
From: "Barczinski, Reiner, WAC" <Barczinski@celanese.de>
Subject: Italians on scan indie?
Not that it is Roxette or even Aqua, that bothers me most ... but:
>> Faccetta nera! Arbeit macht frei!
I don't know if it's too good to spread phrases vom german
concentration-camps all over the world, in the name of independent ??
I'm not sure if I wanna know what "Faccetta nera!" means ...
Just careful!
Reiner
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Date: Tue, 24 Feb 1998 05:03:59 -0500
From: Mo Holkar / UKG <Undying_King_Games@compuserve.com>
Subject: Italians on scan indie?
>>
I don't know if it's too good to spread phrases vom german
concentration-camps all over the world, in the name of independent ??
I'm not sure if I wanna know what "Faccetta nera!" means ...
<<
'Black facet' or 'little black face' according to my shaky Italian ;-)
Think there must be something more to it though...
Mo
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Date: Tue, 24 Feb 1998 18:49:09 +0100
From: "Fabio Merighi" <pir1692@iperbole.bologna.it>
Subject: R: Italians on scan indie?
As Mo pointed out there's something more behind Faccetta Nera
It does mean a little black face but more important ; this was the title of
Italian song used that fascist invasion of Eritrea Somalia Ethiopia
(Africa) before 2nd war. I reckon whoever wrote that name is a fucking
wanker!!!
I'm an Italian
Ciao Fabio
> >>
> I don't know if it's too good to spread phrases vom german
> concentration-camps all over the world, in the name of independent ??
> I'm not sure if I wanna know what "Faccetta nera!" means ...
> <<
>
> 'Black facet' or 'little black face' according to my shaky Italian ;-)
>
> Think there must be something more to it though...
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Date: Tue, 24 Feb 1998 23:37:29 +0100
From: Erik Soderstrom <chief@lysator.liu.se>
Subject: Fly
FLY
Signed to Dolores and currently finishing their debut album, the new band
formed by members of Swedish indie pioneers Easy. Some time in March or April
the album will be out and it will be preceded by a single early 1998. They
have put together a mix of dance/psychedelia and pure pop. Producer is
none other than Topsteen aka Torsten Larsson who also produced Soundtack
of Our Lives and Sator for example. This might be his finest job ever. Be
sure not to miss this. (half stolen from Dolores news mailout)
//Erik <chief@lysator.liu.se>
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Date: Tue, 24 Feb 1998 23:53:23 +0100
From: Erik Soderstrom <chief@lysator.liu.se>
Subject: Hultsfred Festival 98
HULTSFRED FESTIVAL 1998
On monday (March 2nd) Hultsfred Festival will release the first names
of who will play at this year's festival (which takes place between
June 11-13 in Hultsfred, Sweden). Those of you who bought tickets
to the festival before January 1st 1998 are welcome to the release-
parties held in these places:
Goteborg - Gamleport, O. Larmgatan 18
Stockholm - WC, Skanegatan 51
Malmo - Paddys, Kalendegatan 7
Hultsfred - Metropol, Transportgatan 2
The parties start at 6pm - and don't forget to bring your ticket as
it also serves as ticket for the party.
[Erik's note: though as the first name of a band has already slipped
out, I have to post it :) - it's BRICK ]
Festivals 1998 at Scandinavian Indie:
http://www.lysator.liu.se/~chief/fest98.html
//Erik <chief@lysator.liu.se>
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Date: Tue, 24 Feb 1998 23:58:24 +0100
From: Erik Soderstrom <chief@lysator.liu.se>
Subject: Arvika Festival 98
ARVIKA FESTIVAL 1998
On sunday (March 1st) next week, the Arvika Festival organizers
invite everyone and all to the grand meeting at Sveabiografen in
Arvika at 1pm (13.00). The 1998 Festival plans will be presented
and the work with the festival will be organized.
//Erik <chief@lysator.liu.se>
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Date: Wed, 25 Feb 1998 00:51:07 +0100
From: Erik Soderstrom <chief@lysator.liu.se>
Subject: Wannadies question
Can someone one the list name the Wannadies single where the song
"Crucify me" is included (as a B-side apparently)?
Thanks!
//Erik
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Date: Wed, 25 Feb 1998 01:04:29 +0000
From: "johanna.hillgren" <johanna.hillgren@swipnet.se>
Subject: Re: Wannadies question
Erik Soderstrom wrote:
> Can someone one the list name the Wannadies single where the song
> "Crucify me" is included (as a B-side apparently)?
>
> Thanks!
> //Erik
Can't answer that question but I can tell you that I went to see some
friends of mine in Robot play with Wannadies in Oslo last Saturday. And
it was totally brilliant. Both bands actually. Wannadies have really
grown into being a full-on rock'n'rollband and they always make me feel
totally happy and full of lust.And the same has to go with Robot, who
finally seem to have gotten their live-act together. Now they are darn
cool.
See ya,
Daniel
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Date: Wed, 25 Feb 1998 02:20:42 +0100
From: Patrik Nyborg <patrik.nyborg@rks.se>
Subject: SV: Wannadies question
Hm, seems like I've missed the first answer on this .. ?! And, btw,
sorry for being always off topic with that stuff, but I think that's
quite important, at least to talk about ... and it's even got something
to do with music (Faccetta nera) ...
Hm, yes, sounds not very nice, what you're telling us ... and the Link
to the italian "Alleanza Nazionale" (spelling ?) on the concerned
persons homepage made me think about it, too ... perhaps she wants to
talk about that with us in private ?!
That's it from here ..
Reiner
> As Mo pointed out there's something more behind Faccetta Nera
> It does mean a little black face but more important ; this was the title of
> Italian song used that fascist invasion of Eritrea Somalia Ethiopia
> (Africa) before 2nd war I reckon whoever wrote that name is a fucking
> wanker!!! I'm an Italian
> Ciao Fabio
>
>> I don't know if it's too good to spread phrases vom german
>> concentration-camps all over the world, in the name of independent ??
>> I'm not sure if I wanna know what "Faccetta nera!" means ...
>>
>> 'Black facet' or 'little black face' according to my shaky Italian ;-)
>>
>> Think there must be something more to it though...
>>
>> Mo
>>
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Date: Wed, 25 Feb 1998 12:12:22 +0100
From: "Micke Rehnstrom" <micre215@student.liu.se>
Subject: SV: Whipped Cream (was: italians on scan indie)
Mikael Fant wrote:
>> No, it is not just a moniker. He is of Italian ancestry too. And the same
>> goes for Elisabeth Punzi, Cremoneses companion in WHIPPED CREAM (if anyone
>> still remembers them. At least I remember their beautiful "Observatory
>> crest").
>> /Micke
>
> Actually that was a Captain Beefheart cover, still a good one, definitely...
> Micke II
Really! I had no idea. Is there a huge difference between their versions? I
somehow find it difficult to believe that I would use the term "beautiful"
to describe the Captain ;) .
/Micke
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Date: Wed, 25 Feb 1998 13:01:55 +0000
From: "Karl Morten Dahl" <karlmort@stud.ntnu.no>
Subject: Norwegian Indie Tapechain!
I burned 2 cds. One for Europe and one for USA. The cds was sent
today to these people:
Alexander Bailey c/o Radio Khartoum (USA)
Trevor c/o BELUGA MUSIC (EUROPE)
LIST 1 (EUROPE):
Trevor c/o BELUGA MUSIC
Micke Rehnstrom
Erik Soderstrom
joris gillet
Per Langstrom
Thierry Carre
Roberts Galvans
Edward Meegan
Ludvig Borgne
Reiner Barczinski
CHRISTOPHER KAKKOS
List 2 (USA):
Alexander Bailey c/o Radio Khartoum
Jason Sheen
john helgeland
robert anderson
Tom Cravens
Chris Martin
Julian Minervini
HAVE FUN!
Karl Morten Dahl - Computer Science, NTNU - Trondheim, Norway
E-mail: karlmort@stud.ntnu.no
Web: http://www.stud.ntnu.no/~karlmort/
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Date: Wed, 25 Feb 1998 14:37:35 +1
From: "Viking" <MC0221@mclink.it>
Subject: Re: Italians on scan indie?
Scandinavian people!
Please mind your own business. (I pray you at the moment) This is what I
have to say after quarrelling with a Danish prof. for a month. I don't want
to start this story again with someone else, because I like peace even if
I think it doesn't exist. Are you really interested in Italian politic?
Anyway, you have understood what Faccetta nera means. And it's true: arbeit
macht frei is a nazi sentence but I think it in my personal way. This is my
very way of working, when I do my homework, when I help my mother, when I
dedicate myself to my hobbies... I could never be a nazi, I'm also against
nazism but don't think that I'm with the Hebrews! Ok, if you want
explainations, ask me but don't make it so long! (Because I have been
talking about that for 1 months)
Let's stop here! Ok? Because this list isn't about these topics!
It's nice to know that there are other Italians on this list: Ciao, Fabio!!!!
See ya!
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Date: Wed, 25 Feb 1998 14:46:00 -0000
From: "Abbott, Daniel, ABBOTTD7" <AbbottD7@defec3.agw.bt.co.uk>
Subject: Re: Italians on scan indie?
" I could never be a nazi, I'm also against nazism but don't think that
I'm with the Hebrews!"
What on earth are you talking about?
- Dan.
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Date: Wed, 25 Feb 1998 16:39:04 +0100
From: j.sundstrom@ekuc.se (Jan Sundstrom)
Subject: Re: Italians on scan indie?
scan-indie@lysator.liu.se,Internet writes:
> Ok, if you want explainations, ask me but don't make it so long!
>
> Let's stop here! Ok?
> Because this list isn't about these topics!
OK, I agree with francesca on this.
The subject didn't end up on the list cause someone brought it here
intentionally, she just happened to have it in her sig.
>> I'm also against nazism but don't think that
>> I'm with the Hebrews!"
>
> What on earth are you talking about?
So Dan, and everybody else: if you want explanations, please go
private. Don't make this list into a flaming bowl of shit, just like it
did when someone brought up the topic of Nordman and Laibach and Ultima
Thule and whatever...
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Date: Wed, 25 Feb 1998 16:22:00 -0000
From: "Abbott, Daniel, ABBOTTD7" <AbbottD7@defec3.agw.bt.co.uk>
Subject: Komeda Kwestion
Scan Kids,
a while ago I heard that Komeda did a spot on ZTV (maybe in 1996?) where
they mimed along to "Boogie-Woogie Rock'n'Roll", with the girls
"playing" melodicas and all kinds of funny stuff going on... does anyone
one out there have a copy of this?
Reply privately if you wish...
Cheers,
- Dan
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Date: Wed, 25 Feb 1998 17:59:19 +0100
From: "T.E." <tertresv@online.no>
Subject: Bel Canto
Hello!
I'm looking for a recording of a Bel Canto-concert in Stockholm 1996,
(the Lollipop-festival). It was aired on Swedish National Radio Channel
P3, monday 18/11/96 or 97. Does anybody have this recording? If so, I
would love to make a trade (I have other Bel Canto-recordings to trade
with).
I'm also interested in other Bel Canto-recordings (interviews or
concerts).
Thomas
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Date: Wed, 25 Feb 1998 19:49:21 +0100
From: Jessicka Strandell <jessicka@hem2.passagen.se>
Subject: SV: Nordlunds new
>> hi, Tonight on Z-TV Jessicka in action, 21.00. Dont not miss.
>
> Damn - I missed it. What was it?
Just me, Jessicka (in bastard), doing an interview on "Hemma hos Elin".
Check out the replay...
Rock on
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Date: Wed, 25 Feb 1998 21:07:34 +0200
From: "Raitis" <Raitis@rb.lv>
Subject: pop news from Latvia
ROCK NEWS / 25 feb. (short version, for long version call: Raitis@rb.lv)
1. Have some pop concerts in near future in Latvia/ Riga:
Riccardo Fogli (Italy, 3 march), Demis Roussos (Greece, 6 march), Jennifer
Rush (15 march), SMOKIE (6 april), THE KELLY FAMILY (18 april);
2. 6. & 7. march will - "underground" festival "Hang Up" (Atdod galus)
with ~ 13 underground bands includes INOKENTIJS MARPS/ longest underground
act in Latvians history.
3. In 13th march will follows local "death/ blackmetal" festival "Black
Friday" with ~ 15 local "d/blackmetal" bands + guests from Estonia and
Lithuania.
4. At the night to 21st march in local city's Cesis radiostation "3"
have a 7th hour "death/ blackmetal" night with new worlds "nuclear black,
atmospheric, dragon, warmetal" music. Its named "Great Loafs putried night"
and have a most brutal radioprogramm in Latvian history ever!
*****
Raitis
Latvian Rocknews agency
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Date: Wed, 25 Feb 1998 22:59:07 +0100
From: Erik Soderstrom <chief@lysator.liu.se>
Subject: [NEWS] Cloudberry Jam, Ray Wonder & James Brown
CLOUDBERRY JAM (NONS)
The pride of Linkoping, Cloudberry Jam, is as previously reported on
the list, going west. But before that they are going east! In fact,
they left for Japan last night where they have 8 gigs in two weeks
in front of them. When they return, they have a few weeks off,
before it is time for the Big Country In The West (tm):
March 21: Austin, TX, SXSW (w/Ray Wonder) (US)
March 24: First Avenue Mainroom, Minneapolis, MN. (w/Florida etc.) (US)
March 25: Lounge Ax, Chicago, IL (w/Jeff Tweedy) (US)
RAY WONDER (NONS)
The pride of Umea, Ray Wonder, is also going west (as you can see
above), but they have a couple of extra dates on their tour:
March 12: Dragonfly, Los Angeles (w/Brian Jonestown Massacre) (US)
March 13: Club Mesa, Costa Mesa, CA (w/Brian Jonestown Massacre) (US)
March 14: Lounge Ax, Chicago (w/Helium etc.) (US)
March 16: New York, Brownies (US)
March 19: Minneapolis, Seventh Street Entry (w/Bunnygrunt, Happy Apple)(US)
March 21: Austin TX, SXSW (w/Cloudberry Jam) (US)
With no link to the tour plans at all, the band has spent this week
recording a song for a James Brown tribute album called "Super Bad @ 70"!
"It's A Man's World" is the song, and RW rocks like never before. The
Album is only released in the US (on Zero Hour (Swervedriver, Shallow etc.
for more see - www.zerohour.com) and will feature artists like Mike Watt,
Chris Whitley, Sex Mob and The Velvet Monkeys. The release date is set to
May 5th - two days after JB's 70th birthday.
//Erik <chief@lysator.liu.se>
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