#Konserthuset

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Orfeus-brunnen (the Orpheus Well). Konserthuset, Stockholm, Sweden.

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Led Zeppelin Concert at The Konserthuset. Stockholm, 1970, Original Poster

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Stockholm Design Lab (SDL) / Sana Labs / SoMe / Typography / 2023

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Ray Davies

Konserthuset, Stockholm

October 1979

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Lou Reed - Konserthuset, Stockholm, Sweden, May 14, 1974

Fifty years ago tonight, Lou Reed was back across the pond, bringing the sleaze to Europe and the UK with the help of a new haircut and a new band — Danny Weis (guitar), Prakash John (bass), Penti "Whitey" Glan (drums) and Michael Fonfara (keyboards). The sound they make could be summed up as Rock and Roll Animal ... plus funk! The rhythm section is definitely nimbler and more dance-able than the previous year, with Weis and Fonfara vamping happily over the top. (Check the breakdown on "Rock & Roll" — are they channeling Head Hunters?)

By the time Lou and the gang hit Stockholm to kick the tour off, they'd already recorded Sally Can't Dance, which would hit shelves in September. The Swedes get a little preview here in the form of an appropriately languid "Ride Sally Ride." That's the outlier — most of this great FM broadcast is high energy stuff, with Lou sounding pretty engaged and pleased to be there (not a guarantee in this era by a long shot). "I love you, too!" he responds at one point to a besotted fan, maybe a bit surprised by the warm sentiment. Then he immediately starts singing about "looking through the eyes of hate." Oh, Lou!

In the encore, the Sally Can't Dance band gets a crack at the Lou Reed white whale — "Sister Ray"! At just about eight minutes, it's a fairly truncated version, launching at a brisk tempo and more or less staying there in monomaniacal fashion, while Lou tries, once again, to hit it sideways. Just like Ishmael said: "I am tormented with an everlasting itch for things remote. I love to sail forbidden seas, and land on barbarous coasts."

Lou Says: People make movies in color, but there really aren't any color movies. They're just black and white movies with color. Why not have red grass in a movie? I can go out and see green grass any time, but I can't go out and see black and white.

📷: Gai Terrell

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Jethro Tull Stand Up [The Elevated Edition] 2024 Parlophone ————————————————— Tracks CD One: Steven Wilson Remix 01. A New Day Yesterday 02. Jeffrey Goes to Leicester Square 03. Bourée 04. Back to the Family 05. Look into the Sun 06. Nothing Is Easy 07. Fat Man 08. We Used to Know 09. Reasons for Waiting 10. For a Thousand Mothers Associated Recordings 11. Living in the Past 12. Driving Song 13. Bourée [Morgan version] Original 1969 Stereo Single Mixes 14. Living in the Past 15. Driving Song BBC Top Gear Session 16. A New Day Yesterday 17. Fat Man 18. Nothing Is Easy 19. Bourée

Tracks CD Two: Live at the Stockholm Konserthuset, 9th January 1969 Second Show 01. Introduction 02. My Sunday Feeling 03. Martin’s Tune 04. To Be Sad Is a Mad Way to Be  05. Back to the Family 06. Dharma for One 07. Nothing Is Easy 08. A Song for Jeffrey Live at the Stockholm Konserthuset, 9th January 1969 First Show 09. To Be Sad Is a Mad Way to Be 10. Living in the Past [mono] 11. Driving Song [mono] Original Radio Spots 12. Stand Up [Spot #1] 13. Stand Up [Spot #2]

Tracks DVD: Steven Wilson Remix 01. A New Day Yesterday 02. Jeffrey Goes to Leicester Square 03. Bourée 04. Back to the Family 05. Look into the Sun 06. Nothing Is Easy 07. Fat Man 08. We Used to Know 09. Reasons for Waiting 10. For a Thousand Mothers Associated Recordings 11. Living in the Past 12. Driving Song 13. Bourée [Morgan version] 14. A New Day Yesterday 15. Jeffrey Goes to Leicester Square 16. Bourée 17. Living in the Past 18. Look into the Sun 19. Nothing Is Easy 20. Fat Man 21. We Used to Know 22. Reasons for Waiting 23. For a Thousand Mothers 24. Living in the Past 25. Driving Song 26. Bourée [Morgan version] 27. A New Day Yesterday 28. Jeffrey Goes to Leicester Square 29. Bourée 30. Back to the Family 31. Look into the Sun 32. Nothing Is Easy 33. Fat Man 34. We Used to Know 35. Reasons for Waiting 36. For a Thousand Mothers 37. Living in the Past [mono] 38. Driving Song [mono] 39. Living in the Past 40. Driving Song Live at the Stockholm Konserthuset, 9th January 1969 41. To Be Sad Is a Mad Way to Be 42. Back to the Family —————————————————

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Martin Barre

Clive Bunker

Glenn Cornick

* Long Live Rock Archive

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March 14, 1969: Led Zeppelin perform a cover of Otis Rush’s “I Gotta Move” at Konserthuset, Stockholm, Sweden.

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15 June 2017 | Princess Madeleine and Prince Carl Phillip of Sweden attend an award ceremony for the Polar Music Prize at Konserthuset in Stockholm, Sweden. (c) Michael Campanella/Getty Images

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Nobel Prizes and more Actual Royals

Today is December 10th, which means it's time for the Nobel Prize award ceremony in Stockholm. (and Oslo) The Nobel prizes are the most prestigious awards in physics, chemistry, medicine, and literature (and peace), and each laureate gets a nice diploma, an actual gold medal, and about a million dollars in prize money. Oh, and the prizes are awarded by the actual King of Sweden! (and Norway)

The prizes are awarded in memory of Swedish inventor Alfred Nobel, who got filthy rich after having invented dynamite in the 1800's and who founded Sweden's largest weapons manufacturer, Bofors. He didn't have any children, and he may have developed a wee bit of a guilty conscience after that, so in his will he bequeathed his entire fortune to a foundation and tasked them with awarding prizes every year to the persons who "have conferred the greatest benefit to humankind", which they've been doing for over 120 years now.

Each year's winners are selected by the Swedish Academy of Sciences, the Karolinska Institute, and the Swedish Academy. (and the Norwegian parliament) The reason the Swedish Academy doesn't say what it's the academy of, is because they're the OG literature snobs, modelled after the original French Academy. The Swedish one was instituted in the 1700's by Gustaf III, you know the gay king I wrote about who got murdered at a masquerade and who Wilhelm sort of dresses up as at the Valentine's ball. Yeah, that guy.

The award ceremony and banquet is the most prestigious party in Sweden all year, the entire royal family is there, so if you want to spy some actual Swedish royals, you can check out the award ceremony here, it starts at 4pm today:

Later tonight it's time for the Nobel banquet at the Stockholm City Hall, and you can watch that here:

Best dressed? Worst dressed? Most boring speech? Most diamonds in their tiara? 👑 Let me know in the comments and don't forget to like this video, subscribe to my channel, and hit the bell! 😛

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The Doors Live On Love Street Konserthuset Stockholm #thedoors #colored #vinyl

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Interviewer: Poor Vince, he never gets any girl groupies hanging around. Or maybe you do anyway, despite him. Andy: No. We're both married anyway. Vince: To each other! Interviewer: *laughs* Yeah. Now that would be a good story.

Source: Reportage med Erasure (Konserthuset, Stockholm 1988-05-15)

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Miles Davis- October 27, 1973 Konserthuset, Stockholm [NEW SOURCE]

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Stockholm Design Lab (SDL) / Oppo / Oppo Display / Typeface / 2023

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Det var året då jag samlade på passion. Jag fann det i mörka lockar längs Kroatiens kust, i flinka fingrar över halsen på min gitarr, i en blank kostym på konserthuset och i ett leende utanför Marockos kust. Två äventyr, en skönhet och ett värkande hjärta. Ändå kändes det som om tiden stod stilla.