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- Matt Butterfly
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Hello, Stina fans.
My name is Matt Butterfly, I'm a new member at desireavenue.net, I just signed up after weeks of reading your messages out of curiosity and being shy. I'm a big fan of Stina Nordenstam and her long six album career. When I first heard her music in February 2007, I was very impressed by her unique voice, her styles of music, her variety, her album artwork and the emotion I felt when hearing her. Her music makes such an indescribable impact on me.
So I was very surprised to find out that she is still very unknown and that there is a very small amount of websites, information and forums about her. Which know is somewhat down to her not performing live and doing interviews. Which is a shame but in the positive sense it makes her original, personal and cult and allows me to imagine her set list myself and how she will perform it. Dynamite acoustic version?
I discovered her from MySpace Music where she is linked as a friend to Emilie Simon, another of my favourite artists. I usually discover music via the internet rather than through radio. This is where I discovered my other favourite artists; Hanne Hukkleberg, Johanna Kunin, Rachael Yamagata, Ane Brun, Anna Ternheim and Imogen Heap. I'm also a fan of Bjork.
When I told my family about Stina, their response was "who?" and "how did you pronounce that name?" I'm still the only person I know who listens to her. I own all six of her full length albums which I brought in reverse order. Currently my favourite of hers is "The World Is Saved" but it changes all the time which shows how her albums are equally tight in brilliance.
I hope I can be good addition to the small Stina fan squad by showing my active enthusiasm and respect for the mysterious genius that is Stina Nordenstam.
My name is Matt Butterfly, I'm a new member at desireavenue.net, I just signed up after weeks of reading your messages out of curiosity and being shy. I'm a big fan of Stina Nordenstam and her long six album career. When I first heard her music in February 2007, I was very impressed by her unique voice, her styles of music, her variety, her album artwork and the emotion I felt when hearing her. Her music makes such an indescribable impact on me.
So I was very surprised to find out that she is still very unknown and that there is a very small amount of websites, information and forums about her. Which know is somewhat down to her not performing live and doing interviews. Which is a shame but in the positive sense it makes her original, personal and cult and allows me to imagine her set list myself and how she will perform it. Dynamite acoustic version?
I discovered her from MySpace Music where she is linked as a friend to Emilie Simon, another of my favourite artists. I usually discover music via the internet rather than through radio. This is where I discovered my other favourite artists; Hanne Hukkleberg, Johanna Kunin, Rachael Yamagata, Ane Brun, Anna Ternheim and Imogen Heap. I'm also a fan of Bjork.
When I told my family about Stina, their response was "who?" and "how did you pronounce that name?" I'm still the only person I know who listens to her. I own all six of her full length albums which I brought in reverse order. Currently my favourite of hers is "The World Is Saved" but it changes all the time which shows how her albums are equally tight in brilliance.
I hope I can be good addition to the small Stina fan squad by showing my active enthusiasm and respect for the mysterious genius that is Stina Nordenstam.
"And when she didn't seem
to listen at all
He said I'm getting wet
You held your part
Of the deal"
[followed by sounds of rain]
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Great,Matt! Welcome aboard,and feel free to post as much as you like here,you're very welcome! Don't be shy! (although I was just the same,hovering around in the background for six months,er,six years ago
)
Most of us here will echo your sentiments like 'very impressed by her unique voice, her styles of music, her variety, her album artwork and the emotion I felt when hearing her. Her music makes such an indescribable impact on me','I'm still the only person I know who listens to her'.Yes,we've all been there!
Most of us here will echo your sentiments like 'very impressed by her unique voice, her styles of music, her variety, her album artwork and the emotion I felt when hearing her. Her music makes such an indescribable impact on me','I'm still the only person I know who listens to her'.Yes,we've all been there!
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Welcome Matt, I guess this is the right place to be then. We'll discuss Stina and her music her on this forum. Although it has been a bit silent in the last few months. We're hoping for a new album somewhere in 2008 but even that is uncertain.Matt Butterfly wrote:My name is Matt Butterfly, I'm a new member at desireavenue.net, I just signed up after weeks of reading your messages out of curiosity and being shy. I'm a big fan of Stina Nordenstam and her long six album career. When I first heard her music in February 2007, I was very impressed by her unique voice, her styles of music, her variety, her album artwork and the emotion I felt when hearing her. Her music makes such an indescribable impact on me.
That is in fact the charm of Stina. You'll never know what is next.Matt Butterfly wrote:So I was very surprised to find out that she is still very unknown and that there is a very small amount of websites, information and forums about her. Which know is somewhat down to her not performing live and doing interviews. Which is a shame but in the positive sense it makes her original, personal and cult and allows me to imagine her set list myself and how she will perform it. Dynamite acoustic version?
Welcome here, there's a place for everyone on this forum.Matt Butterfly wrote:I hope I can be good addition to the small Stina fan squad by showing my active enthusiasm and respect for the mysterious genius that is Stina Nordenstam.
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I've been waiting for her new album but obviously not as long as you guys who have followed her career much longer.pgss wrote:We'll discuss Stina and her music her on this forum. Although it has been a bit silent in the last few months. We're hoping for a new album somewhere in 2008 but even that is uncertain.
Thanks for the friendly greeting. I know I'm in the right place when people echo my thoughts about her.sound world wrote:Great,Matt! Welcome aboard,and feel free to post as much as you like here,you're very welcome! Don't be shy! (although I was just the same,hovering around in the background for six months,er,six years ago)
Most of us here will echo your sentiments like 'very impressed by her unique voice, her styles of music, her variety, her album artwork and the emotion I felt when hearing her. Her music makes such an indescribable impact on me','I'm still the only person I know who listens to her'.Yes,we've all been there!
"And when she didn't seem
to listen at all
He said I'm getting wet
You held your part
Of the deal"
[followed by sounds of rain]
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Hello Matt,its always nice to meet a new Stina fan.
Keep those posts coming.
Keep those posts coming.
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Btw Matt, in case you didn't realise, Stina has posted....once....on these boards.
You can read her contribution here:
http://desireavenue.free.fr/phpbb3/view ... &sk=t&sd=a
You can read her contribution here:
http://desireavenue.free.fr/phpbb3/view ... &sk=t&sd=a
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I'm a new user. I thought that I'd just introduce myself here even though this is Matt's thread.
Hm, so what should I say.. Well, I'm a 14 year old girl. I come from Norway and is relatively new to the mysterious world of Stina Nordenstam.
So hi to everyone. You seem like a kind group of people.
Hm, so what should I say.. Well, I'm a 14 year old girl. I come from Norway and is relatively new to the mysterious world of Stina Nordenstam.
So hi to everyone. You seem like a kind group of people.
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welcome here!
You're the youngest member here
I hope you'll not mind to talk with so many old dudes 
You're the youngest member here
I believe in your smile everyday
But I know that you're far from my way
When I talk to the moon I can hear you
In the dark I can see, I can feel your light
But I know that you're far from my way
When I talk to the moon I can hear you
In the dark I can see, I can feel your light
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....and Hi to you too.appelsinjuice wrote:So hi to everyone. You seem like a kind group of people.
I hope you'll enjoy being part of this small community of Stina fans.
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velkommen til deg Appelsinjuice!
Great to see new members participating in the discussions we have here
Great to see new members participating in the discussions we have here
-I am a true Believer-
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Welcome to you both, and thanks for posting - we have so many members that we've never heard a peep out of! 
Ice, you were the one most tender with the rivers.
You, the roof of the waves, layer after layer after layer ...
You, the roof of the waves, layer after layer after layer ...
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Hello appelsinjuice,and welcome indeed! I think we try to be kind.
And yes,some of us are considerably older than you,ahem.
And yes,some of us are considerably older than you,ahem.
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It'll be enough to make Stina choke on her cornflakes to discover she has fans who weren't even born when she made 'Memories Of A Color'.....and possible 'And She Closed Her Eyes' even?
Then again,perhaps its kind of reassuring as well that her music is appealing to the next generation down?
Then again,perhaps its kind of reassuring as well that her music is appealing to the next generation down?
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Aw, thanks for all the greetings.
I don't mind talking to older people really, I think you might even mind talking to me because I'm young and may therefore be very immature.. but I'll control myself. I won't write any embarrassing things
You can speak Norwegian?
I was around two years old when And She Closed Her Eyes came out, but I didn't hear about Stina berfore 2004 or something. People at my age should listen to music like Stina more, and less of that hip hop and extreme mainstream pop
I am?alx5962 wrote:welcome here!
You're the youngest member hereI hope you'll not mind to talk with so many old dudes
wirbel wrote:velkommen til deg Appelsinjuice!![]()
Yeah, I do think about that sometimes, it's weird to know that Memories of a Color was made before I was bornRobB wrote:It'll be enough to make Stina choke on her cornflakes to discover she has fans who weren't even born when she made 'Memories Of A Color'.....and possible 'And She Closed Her Eyes' even?
Then again,perhaps its kind of reassuring as well that her music is appealing to the next generation down?
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I think people with discriminating taste will always find good music, no matter what age they are.
What's the painting in your Avatar, appels?
What's the painting in your Avatar, appels?
Ice, you were the one most tender with the rivers.
You, the roof of the waves, layer after layer after layer ...
You, the roof of the waves, layer after layer after layer ...