60s nostalgia on Per’s pause music CDs
Written by roxeteer on July 29, 2004 to Gyllene Tider.
STOCKHOLM - Expressen has gotten hold of the three CDs that are played before and after each Gyllene Tider concert. It is a known fact that Per selects the pause music very carefully. Many of the songs are 60s rock (The Beatles, Small Faces), but there is also punk music by Ramones and new Swedish music by Raymond & Maria.
The list as published by Expressen on their web site:
American Breed: Bend me, shape me
Balloon Farm: A question of temp
Bob & Earl: Harlem shuffle
Undertones: Teenage kicks
Booker T: Green onions
Wreckless Eric: Go the whole wide world
Buzzcocks: Ever fallen in love
The Beat: Rock’n roll girl
Flying Lizards: Money
Tal Bachman: She’s so high
Squeeze: Is that love?
M. Crenshaw: Soldier of love
Phil Seymour: Precious to me
Paul Mauriat: Love is blue
Holly: Tell that girl to…
The Clash: Should I stay or should I go
M. Crenshaw: Cynical girl
Dr & the Medics: Spirit in the sky
Dwight Twilley: Cry baby
Eddie: Do anything
Hollies: Dear Eloise
Paul McCartney: Heart of the country
P. Shelley: Homo sapien
Norman Greenbaum: Spirit in the sky
Bee Gees: To love
Animals: I’m crying
Beatles: Every little thing
Dave Edmunds: Girls talk
Fleetwood Mac: Never going back
Bee Gees: I’ve got to get a
Torsson: Det spelades bättre boll
Tommy James: I think we’re alone
Romantics: Talking in your sleep
Raymond & Maria: Tous les garcons
Dave Edmunds: I knew the bride
Nena: 99 luftballons
Howard Jones: What is love
Sandy Mouche: Cherry pie
Lightning Seeds: Sense
Marie Bergman: Adios amigos
Mott the Hoople: All the way from…
Kinks: David Watts
Billy Idol: Dancing with myself
Tommy Roe: Dizzy
Soundtrack of our Life: Sister Surround
David Bowie: Rebel rebel
John Lennon: Oh Yoko
Small Faces: Afterglow of…
Rolling Stones: Let’s spend the night together
Blondie: Denis
Byrds: Goin’ back
Beatles: Here comes the sun
Billy Idol: Rebel yell
Beach Boys: Help me Rhonda
Ramones: Sheena is a punk
Beatles: Polythene Pam
Dusty Springfield: Just a little lovin’
Rolling Stones: Under my thumb
Tommy Roe: Sheila
Ramones: Beat on the brat
Led Zeppelin: Immigrant song
Beach Boys: Girl don’t tell me
Kinks: Set me free
Stephen Stills: Love the one you’re with
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14 comments
xarrrr said on July 29, 2004 10:42:
small faces rule :D it always makes me smile when i hear that before the shows :)
LaMan said on July 29, 2004 11:02:
Romantics: Talking in your sleep @ aaaahh... from the mid 80´s, great track.
alchemiste said on July 29, 2004 13:05:
And here’s a task for all hardcore fans:
Go out and buy all the CDs with those songs on it.
Try to find every different version that has been published of each of the songs.
;-)
little-miss-sorrow said on July 29, 2004 14:38:
sandy mouche! wahey! :o) but he has left out bandstarter by brainpool this time... too bad!
bandquitter said on July 29, 2004 15:18:
Didn’t they play “Monkees”? It seems to me that Per’s vocal is greatly influenced by “Monkees”.
AURYTE said on July 29, 2004 18:37:
From this list my favourites are 99 lutfballoons & The Clash Should I Stay Or Should I Go.
PS Stop teasing hardcore fans.
AURYTE said on July 30, 2004 06:02:
I actaully also don’t know many of those songs. Maybe because ot my age. hehehehehehe
Ronney said on July 31, 2004 09:46:
it’s a great way to discover ’new’ music. For instance The Undertones: they are way cool!!!!
Baby-C said on July 29, 2004 08:16:
And one song by Sandy Mouche too... *smile* Not that surprising really.