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Sorry,Highwire...didn´t want to hijack SuperHeavy...

From the country that gave you the Rolling Stones: someone post Mr Blobby. Or Granda or Grandma We Love You. When it comes to kitsch......

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From the country that gave you the Rolling Stones: someone post Mr Blobby. Or Granda or Grandma We Love You. When it comes to kitsch......

Very nice:

Thank you HighwireC. The defence rests.

It is funny that somebody tries to present Sweden as a great music country and is mentioning ABBA. I love the swedish guitarist Göran Söllscher, there has also been the great Esbjörn Svensson, but if you enjoy ABBA, go ahead. Volvo and Saab are great as well, my family once had a wonderful Volvo we called Carl Gustav.

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It is funny that somebody tries to present Sweden as a great music country and is mentioning ABBA. I love the swedish guitarist Göran Söllscher, there has also been the great Esbjörn Svensson, but if you enjoy ABBA, go ahead. Volvo and Saab are great as well, my family once had a wonderful Volvo we called Carl Gustav.

What´s so funny about that? Swedens biggest music export ever, 400 million records sold worldwide...

Jeppe, it is fine, all the best, of course it is great to sell so many albums.

Germans vs the Swedes.

At least better than another boring Beatles vs. Stones thread.

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Still, germans are not competent musicians and Germany don´t have any kind of good music culture

Are you serious? [en.wikipedia.org]

Sweden is a beautiful country with beautiful women, landscapes, music... so there is no German vs.Swedish sentiment.

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Germans vs the Swedes.

At least better than another boring Beatles vs. Stones thread.

Hi treaclefingers,
if you will read this thread, you can clearly see:
No German is fighting vs. the Swedes!

And really, I like this movie very, very much, indeed:





and:





enjoy!

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Still, germans are not competent musicians and Germany don´t have any kind of good music culture, but if somebody like ramstein i suggest they go to germany right away.

This is the most stupid thing I have read in years.

Come on, play the history card!!

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Well, how much you germans try you will never ever have that much success regarding music and musical exports that we have in Sweden, as i wrote above i suggest that you keep on going with the cars. Porsche is the best car in the world and i love the 911 forever.

I don't know who's the worst, Scorpions or Europe - Lena Meyer or Ace Of Base.

All I know is, from my crappy music country, there wouldn't have been any international Turbonegro-success if it wasn't for Germany. Norwegians didn't even notice the band before they got recognition abroad...

Ok, so you hint that Germany are as good musiccountry as Sweden, how stupid is that...ever heard of ABBA?

You ever heard of Ludwig van Beethoven ???

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Oh my god, is this really you, JumpinJeppe ...?
You make me wonder ...

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Meanwhile:

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No surprise; in the German charts we had Heintje, Milli Vanilli, Bony M and another crap "lonely at the top" ...

Haha..

Ahh, Heinje, the little dutchman!!! That can really explain the SuperHeavy No.1 position in The Netherland, I see

And The Rolling Stones will avoid the german market because of too high chart positions here [de.wikipedia.org] ...?

Ha!

Still, germans are not competent musicians and Germany don´t have any kind of good music culture, but if somebody like ramstein i suggest they go to germany right away.

What a downright stupid comment. Idiot

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No surprise; in the German charts we had Heintje, Milli Vanilli, Bony M and another crap "lonely at the top" ...

Haha..

Ahh, Heinje, the little dutchman!!! That can really explain the SuperHeavy No.1 position in The Netherland, I see

And The Rolling Stones will avoid the german market because of too high chart positions here [de.wikipedia.org] ...?

Ha!

Still, germans are not competent musicians and Germany don´t have any kind of good music culture, but if somebody like ramstein i suggest they go to germany right away.

What a downright stupid comment. Idiot

Easy...Jeppe´s just carried away whenever SuperHeavy pops up...

SH haters will hate but you can't deny Jagger is successful at hitting a new "market" : young people who barely know the Stones repertoire.

Call it "Peter Pan syndrome" it's okay but at 68 Jagger finally managed to speak to the young audiences. Good for him and his self-confidence.

His wife of 45 years I mean Keith is going to castigate him for trying to appeal to young people but hey that's life

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Easy...Jeppe´s just carried away whenever SuperHeavy pops up...

That means people can say stupid things about Sweden if the Some Girls Outtakes turn up?

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Easy...Jeppe´s just carried away whenever SuperHeavy pops up...

That means people can say stupid things about Sweden if the Some Girls Outtakes turn up?

In case someone wants to play in the same league.....yes.

I doubt there are many...

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Germans vs the Swedes.

At least better than another boring Beatles vs. Stones thread.

Hi treaclefingers,
if you will read this thread, you can clearly see:
No German is fighting vs. the Swedes!

And really, I like this movie very, very much, indeed:





and:





enjoy!

Thanks, I think. I'm not sure if those clips were more boring or disturbing...I may have missed the connection.

Anyway, I was only being 'flippant' in my Germans vs. Swedes comment...just was noticing that we were getting an argument about something entirely irrelevant.

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treaclefingers
Germans vs the Swedes.

At least better than another boring Beatles vs. Stones thread.

Hi treaclefingers,
if you will read this thread, you can clearly see:
No German is fighting vs. the Swedes!

And really, I like this movie very, very much, indeed:





and:





enjoy!

Thanks, I think. I'm not sure if those clips were more boring or disturbing...I may have missed the connection.

Anyway, I was only being 'flippant' in my Germans vs. Swedes comment...just was noticing that we were getting an argument about something entirely irrelevant.

Populärmusik Från Vittula isn't boring, it's a very nice movie, a kind of a documentary movie about the very beginning of rock music. A must see!

[www.populaermusik.de]
[www.google.de]
[en.wikipedia.org]
[www.amazon.com]
[www.amazon.com]
[www.goodreads.com]

I like this kind of swedish humorous books and movies very much.

Yeah, but isn't Vittula and it's publisher a finnish book and movie?

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Yeah, but isn't Vittula and it's publisher a finnish book and movie?

Yep.

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Yeah, but isn't Vittula and it's publisher a finnish book and movie?

Yep.

No!

"Mikael Niemi
Mikael Niemi, geboren 1959, wuchs im hohen Norden Schwedens in Pajala auf, wo er heute noch lebt. ist Autor zweier Gedichtbände und mehrerer Kinder- und Jugendbücher. Im Jahr 2000 erschien sein erster Roman "Populärmusik aus Vittula", für den er den angesehenen Augustpreis bekam. Es war das spektakulärste Debüt, das Schweden je erlebt hatte. Das Buch verkaufte sich über 800.000 mal und wurde in 24 Sprachen übersetzt. "Der Mann, der starb wie ein Lachs" ist sein dritter Roman."
[www.perlentaucher.de]

Reza Bagher
Reza Bagher Nejad Kashani, född den 10 mars 1958 i Teheran, Iran,[1] är en svensk filmregissör och manusförfattare.
[sv.wikipedia.org]

Sorry, got fooled of that they spoked finnish in the movie (I think I know how swedish sounds)...

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