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Surely, Billie, you're going to purchase the song for him? Otherwise you would get chastised, bitter recrimination happens, etc etc. None of us want that.

DzM wrote:Surely, Billie, you're going to purchase the song for him? Otherwise you would get chastised, bitter recrimination happens, etc etc. None of us want that.

too wide a matter. I asked him to pm me to keep dirty business out of the board. I know how pissing it is to look for a song and not be able to get it. And I can assure you that if the way to get the song is to purchase it, that's what I'd do (provided it isn't charged as an human kidney). I'm not promoting anything, just helpin' a lad out.

Billie wrote:

DzM wrote:Surely, Billie, you're going to purchase the song for him? Otherwise you would get chastised, bitter recrimination happens, etc etc. None of us want that.

too wide a matter. I asked him to pm me to keep dirty business out of the board. I know how pissing it is to look for a song and not be able to get it. And I can assure you that if the way to get the song is to purchase it, that's what I'd do (provided it isn't charged as an human kidney). I'm not promoting anything, just helpin' a lad out.

Good on ya. You're a good Samaritan.

Hey Scott, if you are interested in Swedish music I would gladly recommend you to have a look at Thåström. Either solo or with one of his previous bands; Imperiet and Ebba Grön. Pure, raw, soulful music without comprimises.

Also Lars Winnerbäck's new album is also pretty good, it's very folky and recorded in Ireland.

Just a tip..

Thåström is great, however, Lars Winnerbäck is just a boring old man (I actually met him after the Pogues show in Gothenburg).
Kent is very good, as aforementioned, and I would recommend you try listening to Håkan Hellström. It takes a while to get used to his voice, but he has some great pop songs with different folk inspirations (mostly south American). He even released a cover of Fairytale of New York on an album a few years back.

The song Shane MacGowan by Hästpojken is quite fun, but the fact that he can't pronounce MacGowan is bothering me everytime I hear it.

dannejojanson wrote:Thåström is great, however, Lars Winnerbäck is just a boring old man (I actually met him after the Pogues show in Gothenburg).
Kent is very good, as aforementioned, and I would recommend you try listening to Håkan Hellström. It takes a while to get used to his voice, but he has some great pop songs with different folk inspirations (mostly south American). He even released a cover of Fairytale of New York on an album a few years back.

The song Shane MacGowan by Hästpojken is quite fun, but the fact that he can't pronounce MacGowan is bothering me everytime I hear it.

Have to dissagree with you on a few points.

Thåström IS GREAT in all his contallations.

Lars Winnerbäck is pure class, wery good lyrics and all.

Håkan Hellström is PURE SHIT, he cant even sing and the FONY version he did is even worse than the rest of the things he have done, he have destroyed alot of Swedish song of other artists as well.