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Scandinavian Indie Digest Tue Mar 25, 1997 Volume 4 : Issue 15

There are 29 messages totalling 1257 lines in this issue.

Topics of the day:

1. Sin's Selected News [20-Mar-97] (4)
2. Wannadies (3)
3. Luger Tour List _Update_ [20-Mar-97]
4. Sin's Music on the TV [21-Mar-97]
5. Tambourinetours
6. Bo Kaspers Orkester (2)
7. Sound Affects #34
8. Aqudays + Fidget story
9. Fidget story or? (2)
10. Compilation CD
11. Rocket Festival
12. Aqudays story
13. "Soundtrack" by Red Sleeping Beauty now available at Freak Scene records!
14. Sin's SIBOS Gig Guide [23-Mar-97]
15. Sin's SIB Gig Guide [23-Mar-97]
16. Sin's NSIB Gig Guide [23-Mar-97]
17. ZTV News this week
18. Rocket Festival... and Fidget (2)
19. apologies not accepted
20. Aquadays - NOW on P3
21. Important Finnish CD Chain News

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Date: Thu, 20 Mar 1997 18:33:51 +0100
From: Isabella <jan.jonson@communique.se>
Subject: Re: Sin's Selected News [20-Mar-97]

Have you heard that Eggstone is going to be the opener for the
Cloudberry Jam tour in Japan!!!!!!!!!!
It does sound pretty incredible but I heard it from mats in bent Spanner
Arty Banner, and he should know because he heard it directly from Per
sunding.

/Isabella

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Date: Thu, 20 Mar 1997 22:22:34 +0100
From: Isabella <jan.jonson@communique.se>
Subject: Wannadies

For those of you who hasn't got Z-tv: the drummer in Wannadies, gunnar
Karlson, has quit the band to handle somethings at Trastocks (woodstock
in direct translation) in skelleftea.
Wonder what made him give up the popstar life??????

/Isabella

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Date: Fri, 21 Mar 1997 04:46:12 +0100 (MET)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Luger Tour List _Update_ [20-Mar-97]

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Scandinavian Indie Luger Tour List UPDATE Scandinavian Indie
March 20th, 1997
by Erik Soderstrom (chief@lysator.liu.se)
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SCANDINAVIAN:

DISMEMBER (S) - Nuclear Blast / House Of Kicks
Apr 10 Ystad (S) Chorus New Date

ENTOMBED (S) - Music For Nations/MNW ILR & MARY BEATS JANE (S) - MVG/MD *NEW*
Apr 29 Lund (S) Mejeriet
Apr 30 Goteborg (S) Vagen
May 01 Oslo (N) So What
May 02 Stockholm (S) TBA

LOOSEGOATS (S) - Startracks / House Of Kicks
Aug 01 Hassleholm (S) Sommarfesten New Date

MONSTER (S) - Startracks / House Of Kicks
Mar 29 Hallsberg (S) FH - Teatern New Date w/Candysuck
Apr 03 Orebro (S) Garaget New Date
Apr 12 Tjorn (S) Haggvalsskolan New Date
Apr 25 Umea (S) Basement New Date

SPACE AGE BABY JANE (S) - Telegram / WEA
Mar 29 Stockholm (S) Mega / Skivakademin New Date

STARMARKET (S) - Dolores / MD
Mar 22 Halmstad (S) TBA New Date
Apr 26 Goteborg (S) Underground New Date
May 22 Helsinki (SF) Tavastia New Date
May 23 Tampere (SF) Tulli Club New Date
May 24 Joensuu (SF) Kellari Club New Date

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NON-SCANDINAVIAN:

GOOD RIDDANCE (US) - Fat Wreck/Border & LIFETIME (US) - Jade Tree/Import *NEW*
Apr 22 Linkoping (S) Skylten

INTEGRITY (US) - Victory/Border & FURY OF FIVE (US) & MY OWN VICTIM (US) *NEW*
- Century Media / Hok
Apr 24 Copenhagen (DK) Sputnik
Apr 25 Linkoping (S) Skylten
Apr 26 Vanersborg (S) Vanerrocken

MISFITS (US) - Geffen / MCA
Apr 26 Vanersborg (S) Vanerrocken New Venue

PROMISE RING (US) - Jade Tree / Import *NEW*
Apr 24 Orebro (S) Garaget
Apr 26 Vanersborg (S) Vanerrocken

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The COMPLETE Luger Tour List is posted to the mailing list now and then.
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Date: Fri, 21 Mar 1997 04:45:42 +0100 (MET)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Sin's Music on the TV [21-Mar-97]

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Scandinavian Indie MUSIC ON THE TV Scandinavian Indie
March 21 -> March 27
by Erik Soderstrom (chief@lysator.liu.se)

Day Date Artist/What TV Program Channel Time
--- ----- ---------------------- ------------------- ----------- -----
Fri 21/3 -
Sat 22/3 Best of Live'n'Loud MTV Europe 14.00
Music Mix Live Performance MTV Europe 15.00
Best of Unplugged MTV Europe 16.00
Therapy? & guests Live'n'Loud MTV Europe 22.00 R
Live Unplugged MTV Europe 23.00 R
Sun 23/3 S.P.O.C.K. Musikbyr}n SVT 1 12.15 R
Video Top List Toppen ZTV 17.15
Ben Folds Five S|ndags|ppet SVT 1 18.15
Mon 24/3 White Room White Room ZTV 19.15
Tue 25/3 Video Top List Toppen ZTV 19.15 R
Musikmagasinet Musikmagasinet ZTV 20.00
Alternative Nation Alternative Nation MTV Europe 00.00
Hotel Babylon Hotel Babylon TV 4 01.25 R
Wed 26/3 Ben Folds Five S|ndags|ppet SVT 1 13.15 R
Video Top List Voxpop SVT 1 19.20
Live Unplugged MTV Europe 00.00 R
Thu 27/3 Finnish Top List Lista FTV 17.36
Video Top List Results Voxtopp SVT 1 18.55
Musikmagasinet Musikmagasinet ZTV 20.30 R

R = Rerun
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Date: Fri, 21 Mar 1997 06:41:21 +0000
From: Isabella <jan.jonson@communique.se>
Subject: Tambourinetours

I know that Dipper, Mopeds and Three Blind Mice are on tour and this
friday they are in Umeå, but does anyone know if they are going further
up in sweden?
Thanx, Isabella

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Date: Thu, 20 Mar 1997 23:09:45 -0800
From: xander@sirius.com
Subject: Bo Kaspers Orkester

Seeing the news about CBJ playing with Bo Kaspers Orkester got me to
wondering about this band. Have they done anything besides "pa hotell"?
Yeah, yeah, I actually do have a few major label releases in my collection.
But the band seems to have quite a few redeeming qualities, even if the
singer does make me think of a Swedish langauge Sting at times. Like their
broad use of quite a few jazz genres within a pop/dance format. Especially
dig the "harlem-globetrotters" styled whistling on "mindre smakar mer".
Well, any opinions out there?

Thanks,
Alexander

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Date: 21 Mar 1997 09:30:12 +0100
From: Robert Cumming <robert@astro.su.se>
Subject: Re: Bo Kaspers Orkester

In article <v02130508af57de40c475@[205.134.228.38]>,
xander@sirius.com wrote:
> Seeing the news about CBJ playing with Bo Kaspers Orkester got me to
> wondering about this band. Have they done anything besides "pa
> hotell"? Yeah, yeah, I actually do have a few major label releases
> in my collection. But the band seems to have quite a few redeeming
> qualities, even if the singer does make me think of a Swedish
> langauge Sting at times. Like their broad use of quite a few jazz
> genres within a pop/dance format.

After 2 years of being vaguely aware of Bo Kaspers, I like them more
and more, even if they're getting a _bit_ overplayed in Sweden at the
moment. Their new album 'Amerika' seems to have quite a number of nice
laid-back jazzy tracks on it. Their not by any means indie, but you
could certainly put them on as background music, flipping between them
and Stereolab and CBJ and Portishead and everyone would complement you
on how good a cup of coffee you make.

Robert, while I'm here, anyone know anything about the Bad Cash
Quartet?

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Date: Fri, 21 Mar 1997 15:23:40 +0000
From: beluga.tsg@stockholm.mail.telia.com
Subject: Sound Affects #34

Hi all, just to let you know I got Sound Affects in my mail box today,

>Sound Affects - the best pop music magazine in Sweden (yeah yeah) have their
> homepages hot and almost ready, finally. The premiere for the
> pages is set to the day when the latest issue of the magazine
> reach the subscribers (last week in March). In the magazine
> you will find articles on Redd Kross, The Cardigans, Backfish,
> Ossler, Dr. Saturn, Kenickie, Fountains Of Wayne, You Am I,
> My Life Story, Symposium and Tarnation, as well as a label
> spotlite on Beggars Banquet, a fanzine-guide, competitions
> (where you can win festival tickets, among other things),
> results from the readers votes, Japan-report, and loads of
> reviews. A CD single with favourites Fidget was planned to
> accompany the issue, but those plans were crushed by the
> band's record label Mega Records at the last minute. More on
> the magazine's homepages right here, soon.
> (Source: Scandinavian Indie)
>

Trevor
Beluga Music

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Date: Sun, 23 Mar 1997 06:54:11 +0100 (MET)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Re: Sin's Selected News [20-Mar-97]

On Thu, 20 Mar 1997, Isabella <jan.jonson@communique.se> wrote about
Re: Sin's Selected News [20-Mar-97]

> Have you heard that Eggstone is going to be the opener for the
> Cloudberry Jam tour in Japan!!!!!!!!!! It does sound pretty incredible
> but I heard it from mats in bent Spanner Arty Banner, and he should know
> because he heard it directly from Per sunding.

Per didn't mention that last thursday, but I do know that Eggstone is going
to Japan next week (together with a new Japan-only single...), but according
to the guys in Dipper, they will be there for three weeks, and Cloudberry Jam
will only be there for about a week, so maybe they have worked something out
for those gigs? Anyway, their tour dates should appear somewhere soon, so
then we'll know what the deal is for sure.

//Erik (chief@lysator.liu.se)

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Date: Sun, 23 Mar 1997 06:54:40 +0100 (MET)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Aqudays + Fidget story

To make a long story short, my car broke down half way to Stockholm
yesterday, which meant that we missed Shallow's performance at Tre
Backar and the Fidget release pre-party at Tantogarden. But after we had
the car towed away in the snowstorm, we grabbed the train from Sodertalje
and made it just in time to see Aquadays (just simply amazing!) and managed
to go to the Fidget release party afterwards, but unfortunately not in time
to see their performance, though in time to bump into Sami Sirvio (Kent
fella') and enjoy a few beers and the DJ:ing from Fidget band members
and Mega A&R Peter Ejheden as well as give up the long queue to Kvarnen
and clean Louise's bag at McDonald's after someone emptied a large coke
over it. Fortunately, we were able to hitch a ride back to Linkoping with
Fidget member Daniel and his girlfriend and a friend of theirs who had room
in their car. Phew! Well back home I find that my VCR is broken again
(twice in two months) which meant that nothing I programmed it to record
had been recorded. Anyone have some luck to share?

Anyway, check out Z-TV Nytt next week for a Fidget-special (with weird
questions and answers) and evening paper Aftonbladet probably ran a story/
interview today that Hakan Steen made with them this week (I don't know
if it's in the paper today because I haven't been able to buy or check the
paper today - anyone?).

Tour-wise, good news for you guys in Finland too! Apart from Sweden, the
band plans to tour Finland (and hopefully manage to get to Tampere this
time :-)) in April/May.

Oh - the band will have another release party in their hometown (Gothenburg)
on thursday next week (March 27th) at Harry's

//Erik (chief@lysator.liu.se) - hoping to win the lottery in order to
be able to repair the car and the VCR...

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Date: Sun, 23 Mar 1997 10:47:38 +0100
From: totte.pop@swipnet.se (Totte Pop)
Subject: Fidget story or?

is the album any good?

/totte

Thank you very much
totte.pop@swipnet.se (Totte Pop)

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Date: Mon, 24 Feb 1997 21:46:02 -0800
From: Aprill <earwax@mail.apic.net>
Subject: Compilation CD

Hi there,
I am looking for indiepop bands from UK, Asia, and Europe that might be
interested in being on an Australian International INdiepop compilation.
It is nearling completion so act quickly if you are interested.
Any queries can be mailed to me at the below listed email address.
Send demo, bio and photo to the P.O.Box listed.

Thanks scandies!
--
*******EARWAX records, promotions, management, zine, radio show**********
Graeme de Vallance & Aprill Enright
earwax@sydney.net
http://members.tripod.com/~WaxOz/index.html
EARWAX
P.O.Box B130, Boronia Park, NSW 2111, AUSTRALIA

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Date: Sun, 23 Mar 1997 11:37:21 +0100
From: Rami Nihlawi <rami@hem.passagen.se>
Subject: Rocket Festival

Hi!
I was to the Rocket festival (arranger: Eric Paglia of old Bandit) at
Karen at the royal institute of technology this Friday. I thought I'd
write something short about each band playing there.

First out was:

Star Ryder.
I haven't heard this band before, but it caught my ears that they are
from Lulea. The playad a realle Oasis-influenced rock with nice melodies
and some good swing. But, i think they should sell their Oasis-records
and start doing something of their own. Everything was very plagiarized.

Honey Cave,
was the second band to play. I don't know where they are from but if I'm
not totally wrong they just released their debut-album (tell me!). I
can't really understand that they have e record deal, 'cause I couldn't
stand more than three songs. The (girl) singer was really terrible and
her voice was very unpleasant and the music was nothing special almost
without any melodies. Sorry but this was to much for me. Nice with a
violin though!

Mismates
really caught my interest! They started up with two soft, almost acoustic
songs, that really made right to Anna's (the singer) beautiful voice!
After the two first songs they changed to a little bit harder sound,
playing nice pop songs! This was one of the best bands of the evening!
Quote: "Thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks!"

Superswirls
played really cool synth-rock music with great sound effects! Too bad
that the singer didn't catch ONE clean tone during the whole gig. Anyway
this was the best band of the evening and I would even buy their album!
But I'd like to hear a better singer and better melodies.
Quote: "I hope you are satisfied, because you paid 60 bucks to see
this....SHIT!"

Mazarine Street.
I have seen/heared this band two times before (at Lollipop & Studion) and
both times they where a lot better than this. What I think is unique with
them is that they have a kind of a DJ scratching LP's & making realtime
sound effects. Unfortunately they've mixed down everything of it which
made the music boring to listen to. The same songs, the same screams from
the singer, the same guitar riffs and so on... sorry guys you were
better...
Quote: "We are really famous!" & "Keep smoking, keep smoking on!"

Grass-Show
opened for Kula Shaker at their England tour. I can't really
understand why 'cause the music was nothing special (unlike Kula
Shaker). They are good musicians and they've have a lot of
stage experience. A good looking band. But nothing more.

I didn't see the last band, Fungus, anybody heard of them?

Remember that this are only my opinions, maybe I wasn't in mood that
evening 'cause I just realized that I've critized everything. Anyway I
hade a nice & fun night with some good music!

Thanx...
Rami

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Date: Sun, 23 Mar 1997 14:02:22 +0100
From: peter <pjotr@pi.se>
Subject: Aqudays story

well, i can tell you there is a "review" or whatever you want to call it
from the aquadays/shallow gig at drömpop here...

www.harald.pi.se/drompop

(in swedish only...)

and thanks to everyone who got there, the evening was... great!

/peter

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Date: Sun, 23 Mar 1997 18:04:34 -0000
From: Mikael Matsson <mikael_m@algonet.se>
Subject: "Soundtrack" by Red Sleeping Beauty now available at Freak Scene records!

Some information for you who live in Stockholm. The brand new Red Sleeping
Beauty album "Soundtrack" is now available at Freak Scene records,
S:t Eriksgatan 64. The album contains thirteen new tracks and is released
on Siesta records. Freak Scene also have a mail order service. The mail-
address is:

juan.capel@mailbox.swipnet.se

You're also welcome to visit the Red Sleeping beauty homepage at:
http://www.algonet.se/~mikael_m

Take care
Mikael

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Date: Sun, 23 Mar 1997 19:05:47 -0800
From: Michael Rehnstrom <micre215@knuten.liu.se>
Subject: Wannadies

Isabella wrote something about Gunnar leaving The Wannadies. Is this
permanent or just a temporary break? Anyone who knows what will happen to
the band now? Wannadies isn't really the type of band that replaces its
members every now and then.

/Micke

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Date: Sun, 23 Mar 1997 12:02:53 -0800
From: xander@sirius.com
Subject: Re: Sin's Selected News [20-Mar-97]


>Per didn't mention that last thursday, but I do know that Eggstone is going
>to Japan next week (together with a new Japan-only single...), but according

Anyone know what the single is? Something that the rest of the world will
eventually get in some form, or am I going to have to hassle some folks in
Japan?

Thanks,
Alexander

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Date: Mon, 24 Mar 1997 04:47:58 +0100 (MET)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Sin's SIBOS Gig Guide [23-Mar-97]

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Scan-Indie Scand. Indie Bands Outside Scandinavia Gig Guide Scan-Indie
March 23, 1997
Corrections, additions or comments to: chief@lysator.liu.se
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Included:

The Cardigans, Cloudberry Jam, Counterblast, Fireside, Gus Gus,
Komeda, Statemachine.
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The Cardigans
24/3 Nashville, Rhyman Theater (w/Beck) (US)
25/3 Durham, Duke University (w/Beck) (US)
27/3 Baltimore, UMBC Fieldhouse (w/Beck) (US)
28/3 Amherst, Lefrak Hall (w/Beck) (US)
29/3 Rochester, University Of Rochester (w/Beck) (US)
30/3 Philadelphia, Electric Factory (w/Beck) (US)
3/4 Hamilton, Hamilton Coliseum (w/Beck) (US)
4/4 Detroit, St. Andrews Hall (US)

Cloudberry Jam
9/4 Nagoya, Club Quattro (J)
10/4 Osaka, Club Quattro (J)
11/4 Fukuoka, Crossing Hall (J)
13/4 Tokyo, Blitz (J)
14/4 Tokyo, Club Quattro (J)
15/4 Nagano, Mythos (J)

Counterblast (w/Scatha)
27/3 Bremen, Friesenstrabe (D)
28/3 Hamburg, Stortebecker (D)
29/3 Berlin, Kopi (D)
30/3 Potsdam, Archiv (D)
31/3 Poznan, Rozbrat (P)
1/4 Leipzig, Zoro (D)
2/4 Praha, Ladronka (CZ)
3/4 Vienna, E.g.h. (A)
4/4 Innsbruck, Eg (A)
5/4 Leonberg, Beatbaracke (D)
6/4 Freigericht, Cafe Wojtyla (D)
7/4 Duisburg, Fabrik (D)
8/4 Liege, La Zone (B)
9/4 St. Niklaas, Kompass (not w/Scatha) (B)
10/4 Rendsburg, T-Stube (not w/Scatha) (D)
11/4 Flensburg, Kulhause (not w/Scatha) (D)

Fireside
Mar - US Tour (dates, cities, venues?)

Gus Gus (IS)
Jun - US Tour (eight gigs)
Summer - Europe, Festivals

Komeda (w/Ben Folds Five)
8/4 US Tour -2/5

Statemachine (w/S.P.O.C.K)
28/3 Schwedt, Bildungszentrum (D)
29/3 Zurich, Dynamo (CH)
31/3 Kiel, Traumfabrik (D)
1/4 Munster, Triptychon (D)
2/4 Heidelberg, Swimmbad MKS (D)
3/4 Frankfurt, Batschkapp (D)
4/4 Magdeburg, Factory (D)
5/4 Berlin, Kesselhaus (D)
6/4 Essen, Zeche Carl (D)
7/4 Braunschweig, Jolly Joker (D)
8/4 Herford, Kick (D)
9/4 Erlangen, E Werk (D)
10/4 Erfurt, Rotplombe (D)
11/4 Cottbus, Gladhouse (D)
12/4 Chemnitz, Kraftwerk (D)
13/4 Koln, Kantine (D)
14/4 Saarbruken, KuFa (D)
15/4 Wien, Szene Wien (A)
17/4 Augsburg, Kerosin (D)
18/4 Rostock, M.A.U. (D)
19/4 Hamburg, Gr. Freiheit (D)
20/4 Stavenhangen, Tankhaus (D)

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Date: Mon, 24 Mar 1997 04:48:22 +0100 (MET)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Sin's SIB Gig Guide [23-Mar-97]

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Scandinavian Indie Scandinavian Indie Bands Gig Guide Scandinavian Indie
March 23, 1997
Corrections, additions or comments to: chief@lysator.liu.se
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Included:

Atomic Swing, bob hund, Brazzaville, Broder Daniel, Candysuck,
The Cardigans, Chunks, Counterblast, Dark Side Cowboys, Dipper,
Eggstone, Emerick, Fidget, Fireside, Fivel, Gus Gus, Honey Is Cool,
Komeda, Lemonator, Loosegoats, Mary Beats Jane, Melony, Mindjive,
Monostar, The Mopeds, Petrol, Pinko Pinko, Silverbullet,
Smash Hit Wonders, Sonic Surf City, Souls, Soundtrack Of Our Lives,
Speaker, The Standards, Stargazer, Starmarket, Superswirls, Tambureens,
This Perfect Day, Three Blind Mice, Wagon, The Wellmeant, Yvonne.
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Atomic Swing
18/4 Helsingborg

bob hund
12/6 Hultsfred, Festival -14/6
8/8 Emmaboda, Festival -9/8

Brazzaville
4/4 Hultsfred
5/4 Eskilstuna
25/4 Uppsala, Kalmar Nation

Broder Daniel
8/8 Emmaboda, Festival -9/8

Candysuck
28/3 Eskilstuna
29/3 Hallsberg, FH - Teatern (w/Monster)
8/4 Stockholm, Kafe 44
9/4 Copenhagen, Loppen (DK)
10/4 Helsingborg
11/4 Halmstad
17/4 Lund, Smalands Nation
18/4 Boras
19/4 Goteborg, Underground
20/4 Hassleholm
9/5 Boras
10/5 Nykoping
20/5 Stockholm, Studion
14/6 Hultsfred, Festival

The Cardigans
12/6 Hultsfred, Festival -14/6
8/8 Emmaboda, Festival -9/8

Chunks
5/4 Stockholm, Blue Funky
25/4 Simrishamn
30/4 Stockholm, Hyndans Horna
1/5 Skovde

Counterblast
26/3 Copenhagen, Ungdomshuset (DK)

Dark Side Cowboys
18/4 Umea
19/4 Ornskoldsvik
25/4 Copenhagen (DK)
26/4 Arhus (DK)
2/5 Stockholm

Dipper (w/The Mopeds, Three Blind Mice)
25/3 Stockholm, Electric Garden
2/4 Vaxjo
4/4 Uppsala
5/4 Malmo, KB

Eggstone
10/5 Jonkoping, Eldslandet (w/The Mopeds)
16/5 Lund, Blekingska Nationen (w/Emerick)

Emerick
29/3 Stockholm, Studion (w/Boxer)
16/5 Lund, Blekingska Nationen (w/Eggstone)

Fidget
27/3 Goteborg, Harrys (release party)
12/6 Hultsfred, Festival -14/6
8/8 Emmaboda, Festival -9/8

Fireside
11/4 Lulea, Sporthallen

Fivel
11/4 Lund, Blekingska Nationen

Gus Gus (IS)
Summer - Festivals, Europe

Honey Is Cool
25/4 Lund, Blekingska Nationen (release party)
17/5 Goteborg, Underground

Komeda
12/6 Hultsfred, Festival -14/6

Lemonator (SF)
26/3 Oulu, 45 Special (SF)
27/3 Rovaniemi, Tivoli-klubi (SF)
28/3 Taivalkoski, Taivalvaara (SF)
29/3 Tornio, jesper-klubi (SF)
4/4 Turku, Karen (SF)
5/4 Rauma, Ponytail (SF)
11/4 Vantaa, Vernissa (SF)
18/4 Kouvola, Sip Pub (SF)
25/4 Pori, Music Mecca (SF)
30/4 Helsinki, Tavastia (SF)
1/6 Helsinki, Konerock (SF)

Loosegoats
25/3 Stockholm, Kafe 44 (w/Starmarket)
26/3 Orebro (w/Starmarket)
17/4 Flekkefjord (w/Starmarket) (N)
18/4 Bergen, Hulen (w/Starmarket) (N)
19/4 Moss, Krakereiret (w/Starmarket) (N)
3/5 Visby (w/Starmarket)
22/5 Linkoping, Herrgar'n (Student ID + 30 SEK)
12/6 Hultsfred, Festival -14/6
1/8 Hassleholm, Sommarfesten

Mary Beats Jane (w/Entombed)
29/4 Lund, Mejeriet
30/4 Goteborg, Vagen
1/5 Oslo, So What (N)
2/5 Stockholm

Melony
27/3 Stockholm, Kafe 44

Mindjive
10/4 Stockholm, Kafe 44

Monostar
29/3 Visby
12/4 Eskilstuna, Bla
12/6 Hultsfred, Festival -14/6

The Mopeds
25/3 Stockholm, Electric Garden (w/Dipper, Three Blind Mice)
2/4 Vaxjo (w/Dipper, Three Blind Mice)
4/4 Uppsala (w/Dipper, Three Blind Mice)
5/4 Malmo, KB (w/Dipper, Three Blind Mice)
10/5 Jonkoping, Eldslandet (w/Eggstone)

Petrol
28/3 Koping, Smedjan (w/This Perfect Day)
10/4 Linkoping, Herrgar'n (Student ID + 30 SEK)
19/4 Lulea (w/This Perfect Day)
26/4 Eskilstuna (w/This Perfect Day)
7/5 Stockholm, Grona Lund (w/This Perfect Day)
7/6 Falkoping (w/This Perfect Day)
12/6 Hultsfred, Festival (Stereo stage) -14/6

Pinko Pinko
26/3 Stockholm, Universitetet (Allhuset)

Silverbullet
18/4 Lund, Blekingska Nationen
12/6 Hultsfred, Festival -14/6
8/8 Emmaboda, Festival -9/8

Smash Hit Wonders
23/3 Stockholm, Tre Kronor (Bottleneck)
27/3 Skovde
8/5 Surte
16/5 Vaxjo
17/5 Trollhattan, Westgothafestivalen
8/8 Emmaboda, Festival -9/8

Sonic Surf City
27/3 Vetlanda
28/3 Solvesborg
29/3 Hassleholm
30/3 Angelholm
16/4 Copenhagen, Loppen (DK)
17/4 Malmo, KB

Souls
12/6 Hultsfred, Festival -14/6

Soundtrack Of Our Lives
26/3 Jonkoping (w/Peace Love & Pitbulls)
27/3 Goteborg, Vagen (w/Peace Love & Pitbulls)
28/3 Malmo, KB (w/Peace Love & Pitbulls)
29/3 Lund, Mejeriet (w/Peace Love & Pitbulls)
30/3 Copenhagen, Pumpehuset (w/Peace Love & Pitbulls) (DK)
2/4 Stromstad (w/Peace Love & Pitbulls)
3/4 Uppsala (w/Peace Love & Pitbulls)
4/4 Helsingborg (w/Peace Love & Pitbulls)
5/4 Eskilstuna (w/Peace Love & Pitbulls)
8/4 Stockholm, Electric Garden (w/Peace Love & Pitbulls)
9/4 Oslo, So What (w/Peace Love & Pitbulls) (N)
10/4 Salen (w/Peace Love & Pitbulls)
11/4 Sundsvall (w/Peace Love & Pitbulls)
12/6 Hultsfred, Festival -14/6
8/8 Emmaboda, Festival -9/8

Speaker
27/3 Orebro
28/3 Soderhamn
29/3 Kristinehamn
3/4 Gavle

The Standards
27/3 Umea, Rotundan/Universum

Stargazer
29/3 Hassleholm, Perrong 23
30/3 Helsingborg, Farje-stationen
8/8 Emmaboda, Festival -9/8

Starmarket
25/3 Stockholm, Kafe 44 (w/Loosegoats)
26/3 Orebro (w/Loosegoats)
4/4 Hultsfred, Metropol
17/4 Flekkefjord (w/Loosegoats) (N)
18/4 Bergen, Hulen (w/Loosegoats) (N)
19/4 Moss, Krakereiret (w/Loosegoats) (N)
24/4 Linkoping, Herrgar'n (Student ID + 30 SEK)
25/4 Uppsala, Kalmar Nation
26/4 Goteborg, Underground
3/5 Visby (w/Loosegoats)
22/5 Helsinki, Tavastia (SF)
23/5 Tampere, Tulli Klubi (SF)
24/5 Joensuu, Kellari Klubi (SF)

Superswirls
10/4 Gavle
12/6 Hultsfred, Festival -14/6

Tambureens
8/8 Emmaboda, Festival -9/8

This Perfect Day
28/3 Koping, Smedjan (w/Petrol)
9/4 Uppsala, Ostgota Nation
10/4 Are
11/4 Are
12/4 Are
13/4 Are
14/4 Are
15/4 Are
16/4 Are
19/4 Lulea (w/Petrol)
26/4 Eskilstuna (w/Petrol)
30/4 Orebro
7/5 Stockholm, Grona Lund (w/Petrol)
8/5 Linkoping, SOF
10/5 Karlskoga
31/5 Goteborg, Liseberg
7/6 Falkoping (w/Petrol)
13/6 Hultsfred, Festival

Three Blind Mice (w/Dipper, The Mopeds)
25/3 Stockholm, Electric Garden
2/4 Vaxjo
4/4 Uppsala
5/4 Malmo, KB

Wagon
3/4 Vaxjo
4/4 Jonkoping
5/4 Jonkoping
11/4 Klimpfjall
12/4 Klimpfjall

The Wellmeant
16/4 Stockholm, Kulturhuset (at 19:00)
May Vaxjo (Emmaboda festival CD release party)
8/8 Emmaboda, Festival -9/8

Yvonne
9/5 Lund, Blekingska Nationen

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Date: Mon, 24 Mar 1997 04:47:35 +0100 (MET)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Sin's NSIB Gig Guide [23-Mar-97]

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Scan-Indie Non-Scandinavian Indie Bands Gig Guide Scan-Indie
March 23, 1997
Corrections, additions or comments to: chief@lysator.liu.se
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Included:

Bis, Blur, Cranes, Eels, Gene, Lisa Germano, Kula Shaker, Live, Morphine,
The Orb, Pavement, Prodigy, Redd Kross, Reno Brothers, Supergrass, Swell, U2.
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Bis (w/Redd Kross)
17/5 Stockholm, Studion
18/5 Oslo, So What (N)
19/5 Goteborg, Underground
20/5 Lund, Mejeriet

Blur
7/4 Stockholm, Solnahallen
8/4 Copenhagen, Valbyhallen (DK)

Cranes (UK) (w/Silkscreen)
12/5 Stockholm, Studion
13/5 Lund, Smalands Nation
14/5 Malmo, KB

Eels
10/5 Malmo, KB

Gene (UK)
14/4 Copenhagen, Lilla Vega (DK)
16/4 Oslo, So What (N)
17/4 Stockholm, Studion
18/4 Malmo, KB

Lisa Germano (w/Giant Sand)
10/4 Stockholm, Studion

Kula Shaker (UK)
13/5 Stockholm, Electric Garden

Live
6/4 Stockholm, Cirkus

Morphine
12/5 Stockholm, Electric Garden
13/5 Oslo, Rockefeller (N)
15/5 Copenhagen, Vega (DK)

The Orb
1/4 Oslo, Sentrum (N)
2/4 Stockholm, Electric Garden
4/4 Copenhagen, Vega (DK)

Pavement (w/High Llamas)
7/4 Copenhagen, Loppen (DK)
8/4 Oslo, Rockefeller (N)
9/4 Malmo, KB

Prodigy
12/6 Hultsfred, Festival -14/6

Redd Kross (w/Bis)
17/5 Stockholm, Studion
18/5 Oslo, So What (N)
19/5 Goteborg, Underground
20/5 Lund, Mejeriet

Reno Brothers (UK)
25/3 Stockholm, Engelen
26/3 Stockholm, local TV4 appearence
26/3 Stockholm, Engelen
27/3 Stockholm, Engelen
28/3 Stockholm, Engelen
29/3 Stockholm, Engelen
18/4 Are, Diplomat Hotel
19/4 Are, Radio Rix Party
20/4 Are, Dipomat Hotel
24/4 Ostersund, local TV4 appearence
24/4 Ostersund, Gustav 3rd

Supergrass
12/6 Hultsfred, Festival -14/6

Swell
23/5 Oslo, So What (N)
28/5 Copenhagen, Loppen (DK)

U2
2/8 Goteborg, Ullevi
4/8 Copenhagen, Parken (DK)
6/8 Oslo, Vallehovin (N)
9/8 Helsinki, Olympiastadion (SF)

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Date: Mon, 24 Mar 1997 04:47:11 +0100 (MET)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: ZTV News this week

Here's the schedule for "ZTV Nytt" next week:

Monday:
Fidget - Gothenburg-pop
Reef - UK rock group who hate their video director
Michael Jackson - ticket sale report

Tuesday:
Kids are Sick - monkey-cool rockersband from Stockholm
Chris Braide - new soul guy from the UK - born 1973

Wednesday:
Boutique - first TV-interview with promising UK band who mix the 80's w/90's
Wille Crafoord & Ebba Forsberg - release party report

Thursday:
Yvonne - What happened to your fingers, Klas Boklund?
Circle House

Friday + Monday next week: Nothing due to easter holidays.

//Martina Ledin (ZTV) -through- Erik (chief@lysator.liu.se)

-------------------------------

Date: Mon, 24 Mar 97 12:50:53 +0100
From: etxsahm@cyber.ericsson.se (Marten Sahlen)
Subject: Re: Rocket Festival... and Fidget

Rami Nihlawi <rami@hem.passagen.se>

> Honey Cave,
> was the second band to play. I don't know where they are from but if I'm
> not totally wrong they just released their debut-album (tell me!). I
> can't really understand that they have e record deal, 'cause I couldn't
> stand more than three songs. The (girl) singer was really terrible and
> her voice was very unpleasant and the music was nothing special almost
> without any melodies. Sorry but this was to much for me. Nice with a
> violin though!

Honey Cave are from Stockholm. Back when I played drums with the garage
rock band Dee Rangers we rehearsed at the same place as Honey Cave and
Happy Dead Men. No, I don't like them very much either...

Just to complete Chief's story about the Fidget release party... I was
there, and I chatted with guitarist Daniel for a while. He told me that
while his girlfriend was driving up from Goteborg that evening, she had
actually seen Erik and his broken car along the road somewhere :) Why
she didn't stop to support you or something beats up... Fidget played
five or six songs at the party, which was OK but the volume was too low.
There were pop stars galore... Kent, Popsicle, Wannadies, Whale, Fireside,
Teddybears, you name it... A little too crowded for me, so I left after
the gig was over.

--------------------------------

Date: Mon, 24 Mar 1997 20:00:13 +0200 (EET)
From: Timo Riitamaa <timo.riitamaa@pp.kolumbus.fi>
Subject: apologies not accepted

i came back from my week-long holiday in the Uber-poppy sweden, and OH
disaster awaited me. i had sent the oxford tape, but with the wrong adress.
don't ask me how this happened, i think it had something to do with
extraterrestrial beings. so when i came back, the tape was here. from wich i
could make the clever conclusion that it was not where it was supposed to
be... but i have now sent the tape again, this time with the right adress...
i lick your doc martens and beg for forgivness.

n.p.i.m.r. Spacemen 3 - playing with fire
n.p.i.t.l.r. Can - Ege Bamyasi
n.p.i.t.t.d. a comp. tape with Slaughterhouse Quintet, Kiila and ES.
n.j.s.y.i.h.a.c.t.i.m. Dead C. - trapdoor fucking exit
n.j.s.y.a.t.i.h.a.c.t.i.m. Thinking Fellers Union Local 282 - wormed by leonard

and remember kids FUNK FUNKS!!! get yer Funcadelic & Parliament rekkids
rolling!!

Boogie.
-Timo

-------------------------------

Date: Mon, 24 Mar 1997 19:41:38 +0100 (MET)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Aquadays - NOW on P3

Short message - I hope everyone is listening to:

A Q U A D A Y S - tonight on Swedish National Radio (P3)
- - - - - - - - "Musikjournalen Pop" 19.03 -> 21.00


//Erik (chief@lysator.liu.se)

-------------------------------
Date: Mon, 24 Mar 1997 19:42:00 +0100 (MET)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Re: Fidget story or?

On Sun, 23 Mar 1997, totte.pop@swipnet.se (Totte Pop) wrote about:
Fidget story or?

> is the album any good?

It certainly is. :-) Even though I'm not _extremely_ satisified with it
('Semi-Naked' isn't what it used to be for example, and they didn't include
the wonderful guitar-walls they have when they play live), it's got the
amazing 'My Prawns' which actually is enough for me because it's just
a marvel in itself.

Here are some thoughts on some of the songs:

'Pokerface' is a weird thing with a banjo and a blip-blop synth
between lovely electric guitar choruses where they use a hollow
sound on the synth with a perfect fit.

'Singoalla' on the album is actually a new title for the demo song
'Hoovering Away', though it is the studio version with a lot more
synthesizer sound and Nina's voice not as happy-go-lucky sounding,
and thus not as naive and genuine as the demo version.

'Teddy' is the studio version of the demo song with the same name.
Here they have added background strings (!) which I wish they hadn't
because it is a very beautiful song in itself, without them. Slow
and sad with a jangly guitar, a moody synth and a piano.

'Fast Forward' is really really good - disted electric guitars mixed
with a bit of Superswirls sounding synths and (you know the Commodore
64 game 'Rambo' - when it loaded, the intro song that played then?
Ie. the same as in the movie, but with the C-64 sound. Exactly the
same sound!) early Depeche Mode synth sounds.

'My Prawns' is like I said, just totally mindblowing. Disted guitar
intro leading into a single key synth w/Nina's voice with her Finnish
accent, adding a single jangly electric guitar, then a disted electric
guitar more and more, and finally going into the guitar filled chorus.
And that's where Nina's voice really goes into high-performance. It's
alarmingly good.

'Focus' is a slower pace song with a muffled effect on Nina's voice
in low key, and it almost sounds like they've used the effect on the
instruments as well.

'Night Out' I'd almost like to call a punk song because of the fast
and heave chorus pieces, but the parts between them are in another
division - the more Fidget like division.

Interesting "secret" - they used the demo version of 'Stop Losing' on the
second single and the album.

Another "secret" - they will use the guitar-wall bliss on an upcoming
single! Yaaay! :-)

We discussed the way the studio recorded/produced songs sound on the
singles and album compared to the demo versions with Louise, and came
to the conclusion that it would be better to record everything as demos,
without the pressure that comes with "serious" recordings. It just isn't
the same.

Anyway, Fidget is definitely Sweden's only band that sounds like this,
and I'd say that's a pretty good reason to at least listen to the album
before you buy.

//Erik (chief@lysator.liu.se)

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Date: Mon, 24 Mar 1997 19:42:15 +0100 (MET)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Re: Wannadies

On Sun, 23 Mar 1997, Michael Rehnstrom <micre215@knuten.liu.se> wrote about:
Wannadies

> Isabella wrote something about Gunnar leaving The Wannadies. Is this
> permanent or just a temporary break? Anyone who knows what will happen to
> the band now? Wannadies isn't really the type of band that replaces its
> members every now and then.

Apparently it is permanent. ZTV and Expressen (and I think Aftonbladet)
reported the same thing last week, and said that the band is looking
for a new replacement right now.

//Erik (chief@lysator.liu.se)

------------------------------

Date: Mon, 24 Mar 1997 19:42:37 +0100 (MET)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Re: Sin's Selected News [20-Mar-97]

On Sun, 23 Mar 1997, xander@sirius.com wrote about:
Sin's Selected News [20-Mar-97]

>> Per didn't mention that last thursday, but I do know that Eggstone is going
>> to Japan next week (together with a new Japan-only single...), but according
>
> Anyone know what the single is? Something that the rest of the world will
> eventually get in some form, or am I going to have to hassle some folks in
> Japan?

If anyone goes to a Dipper + Mopeds + Three Blind Mice gig in the near
future you can ask the guys in Dipper - they know. I did ask them myself
when they were here, but they didn't have the right papers (or whatever)
with them there. Or email Vibrafon - vibrafon@algonet.se

//Erik (chief@lysator.liu.se)

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Date: Mon, 24 Mar 1997 16:56:29 -0500 (EST)
From: Chris Forsberg <forsberg@charm.net>
Subject: Important Finnish CD Chain News

I received the Finnish "And I wish to hide in
the sand" CD awhile ago...and, well, I couldn't hear anything. The CD is
ready for the trash heap. I know it was already
reported that the CD became damaged somewhere along the line (there is a
huge hole right on the side with the digital information). I seem to
recall that someone said part of it was still playable, that a few of
the tracks would play. Kimmo made the decision to keep the thing going for
that reason. Well, someone must have messed it up even more, then, because
it's dead now. I tried it in two CD players, and then took it over my
best friend's house (he happens to fix stereo equipment for a living, so
he knows all about CD players) and he tried it in three CD players in his
house. No go on any of them. He assured me that the CD was
unplayable because the Table of Contents is destroyed (the Table of
Contents is sort of an index at the very beginning of the CD, and there is
a bubble that keeps it from being played. So, even though sections of the
CD are undamaged, a player can't read them because of that bubble.

I know I'm already a bit miffed about paying to send this thing on when I
didn't even get a chance to hear it, but I guess I will send it on back
home to Kimmo...Kimmo, maybe you can make another one?? And tell people to
be careful this time?? :-)

Later,
Chris

---------------------------------

Date: Tue, 25 Mar 1997 06:29:43 +0100 (MET)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Re: Rocket Festival... and Fidget

On Mon, 24 Mar 97, etxsahm@cyber.ericsson.se (Marten Sahlen) wrote
about: Rocket Festival... and Fidget

> Just to complete Chief's story about the Fidget release party... I was
> there, and I chatted with guitarist Daniel for a while. He told me that
> while his girlfriend was driving up from Goteborg that evening, she had
> actually seen Erik and his broken car along the road somewhere :) Why
> she didn't stop to support you or something beats up... Fidget played
> five or six songs at the party, which was OK but the volume was too low.
> There were pop stars galore... Kent, Popsicle, Wannadies, Whale, Fireside,
> Teddybears, you name it... A little too crowded for me, so I left after
> the gig was over.

Yeah, Johanna (Daniel's girlfriend) said "I'm sorry!" to us the whole
night. She even signed my copy of the album with "I should have stopped" :-)
Anyway, I guess we were too late to mingle with the pop-star-crowd as
we only spotted Sami. Well well, do you know which songs they played
by the way?

//Erik (chief@lysator.liu.se)

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