Our Discoveries of Ms. Nordenstam
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Yes it was called "Star hits" in America, but alas, my brother does not have the magazine anymore, although I could have imagined the whole incident as I am prone to do. He has saved just about everything, and had a lot of magazines from '91, many with Chris Isaak in them (just not shirtless). well, I'll have to dig deeper next time I'm over his house...x31eq wrote:Smash Hits has just folded -- it was on the news last week. I think I was still reading it in 1991 and I don't remember Stina being in there. Perhaps I wasn't paying attention. I wouldn't have been so drawn to Chris Isaak, with or without his shirt on.
And wasn't it called Star Hits in America?
Skinny-balinki-long legs-big banana feet
and roly-poly pudding that nobody wants to eat
and roly-poly pudding that nobody wants to eat
Oh, bless your heart, although it wasn't the shirtless picture of Chris Isaak I was really hoping for (although, mind you, I might do my own search...)x31eq wrote:I'm sorry to hear that. I did a Google Images search for chris isaak shirtless, but no results. It tells me moderately safe search is on and, in this case, I think I'll keep it that way.
Skinny-balinki-long legs-big banana feet
and roly-poly pudding that nobody wants to eat
and roly-poly pudding that nobody wants to eat
aermancer wrote:Wow, that's like half of my favorite artists list. Add Stina, Joanna Newsom, Cocteau Twins and Tori Amos and that's my Top 8sallytbyml wrote:Kate Bush, Bjork, PJ Harvey, Yoko Ono![]()
(I do like Diamanda too, but not as much)
Joanna Newsom!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I know about her and love her musik
She came Japan last year with Smog.(He is not female singer but I like his guitars too). I bought ticket but I couldn't go..........sad
(Japan Tour) http://www.bls-act.co.jp/artist/joanna_newsom.php
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I discovered Stina via MTV in '93; they were playing the Little Star video quite a lot.
I was in a recording studio in Oxford for two weeks with a band I had just joined, feeling a little bit isolated, and I was immediately drawn and comforted by the song.
I then went to Texas for a (disastrous) holiday, and when I got back to Heathrow I saw the ASCHE CD in the HMV shop and saw that it had 'Little Star' and checked out the title of the first song (my name is Debbie) - absolutely HAD to get it!!!!
I wrote to her once around that time, and received a lovely postcard from her in return ( I cannot find it now for love nor money, unfortunately).
None of my friends or partners have liked her music, though, in all these years!
Finding this site has made my year!
I was in a recording studio in Oxford for two weeks with a band I had just joined, feeling a little bit isolated, and I was immediately drawn and comforted by the song.
I then went to Texas for a (disastrous) holiday, and when I got back to Heathrow I saw the ASCHE CD in the HMV shop and saw that it had 'Little Star' and checked out the title of the first song (my name is Debbie) - absolutely HAD to get it!!!!
I wrote to her once around that time, and received a lovely postcard from her in return ( I cannot find it now for love nor money, unfortunately).
None of my friends or partners have liked her music, though, in all these years!
Finding this site has made my year!
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That's a pity Debbie...back in the days when she communicated with her fans a little! (be nice if she left a msg here sometime.She left about three at CQD...)trainsurfer wrote:I wrote to her once around that time, and received a lovely postcard from her in return ( I cannot find it now for love nor money, unfortunately).
What was the picture on the postcard?
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Thats one of the nice things about having your favourite artist doing cover versions........it does open up opportunities to discover other artists.
I really enjoyed Sarah's version which was so faithful to the original that I remember reading accounts on the internet at the time that Sarah had used the original backing track.
I really enjoyed Sarah's version which was so faithful to the original that I remember reading accounts on the internet at the time that Sarah had used the original backing track.
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Re: Our Discoveries of Ms. Nordenstam
Just giving this thread a bump as its really interesting and maybe some more recent converts might leave a message?
Actually,maybe I might leave a message as to how I discovered Stina as well?

Actually,maybe I might leave a message as to how I discovered Stina as well?
