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Message in Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet
Posted: Sun Dec 03, 2006 5:24 pm
by paul-pgss
http://blogg.aftonbladet.se/784/perma/133782
What does this say? I believe it is saying something that This Is Stina Nordenstam is an underrated album? And who is this magnus, perhaps the same one as on the Dialogue?
Posted: Sun Dec 03, 2006 6:44 pm
by wirbel
To try my best swedish skills (I do know norwegian

), it goes a little something like this, but there's still some mistakes in it probably...
This is Stina Nordenstam. F?dd 1969, uppv?xt i Stockholm. G?r s?nger med s?llsamma, klara ljudlandskap och underbara texter. Sjunger bitvis som en gudinnna, och borde f? mycket mera uppm?rksamhet ?n vad som ?r fallet. Skivor som Dynamite, This is.. och The world is saved ?r alster som l?ker s?r i dysterm?rkret. People is strange, but Stina is stranger
This is Stina Nordenstam. Born 1969, grown up in Stockholm. She makes songs with a rare, clear soundscape and wonderful texts. Sings partially like a godess and should get much more attention than what's the case. Albums like Dynamite, This is... and The world is Saved are things that heal the wounds in the darkest depression (something like that

). People are strange, but Stina is stranger.
Posted: Sun Dec 31, 2006 3:52 pm
by kuhn
In the last year more and more Scandinavian e-newspaper are including reader generated blogs and posts into their newspapers. Meaning that the mentioned post most likely was written by non-journalist.
But is it the same Magnus? Who knows?
Posted: Mon Jan 01, 2007 4:10 am
by sound world
kuhn wrote:In the last year more and more Scandinavian e-newspaper are including reader generated blogs and posts into their newspapers. Meaning that the mentioned post most likely was written by non-journalist.
Same with the UK.Funnily enough I was just chatting tonight to the guitarist in my band,who is a journalist,before we did our New Year gig.He was saying that he's going away from journalism to concentrate more on music because the pay hasn't altered in ages and more and more papers are realising that they can stick in reader generated articles for little or no money (and often little or no quality).It's a byproduct of the net,of course.
Posted: Mon Jan 01, 2007 9:56 pm
by wirbel
kuhn wrote:In the last year more and more Scandinavian e-newspaper are including reader generated blogs and posts into their newspapers. Meaning that the mentioned post most likely was written by non-journalist.
Maybe we can in this way promote Stina a bit more by writing articles?
