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Well as said before, MP have played UK many times. Lates was in London at the Garage. It have also been alot of fun but unfortunatly also very expensive. I dont belive they intace on the concerts have paid for the ferryticket across the channel let alone the crew/bus. So I gather that they have to plan this very carefully. Also on the gigs I've been to, esp in london the audience have been a lot of Norwegians as well.
They have been gettin alot of good press (Mojo, Shindig etc) but I dont think that have paid off in sales. Stickman was distributed by Cargo Records for a while (while Simon Keeler/Heads manager) worked there. I don't know if they have distribution there now. I belive Rune Grammofon is distributed there now, but I dont how much resources they have to put in a campaign in the UK and if its worth the time and expenses. But I belive if they get the oportunity they will try to get over again. by the way this is my assesment of the situation as far as I know. :wink:
If I remember correctly it was something that Knut Akselssen of Kiss Ass merchadise made. I have seen it but I dont think many was made of it
From Klassekampen April 15th. Review done by well known journalist and White Lord Jesus vocalist Arvid Schanke-Knutsen
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Vegard!
Various – Det beste til meg og mine venner, 2CD, JEPS/Big Dipper Records, BDRCD060
This is tribute record for Jokke. Also available as digipack (5000 ex) and 3×12"(?).
Not to sure about those 12"s was ever released, I have never seen one atleast :roll:
Well in my case it is more the expanding of the body that is the problem
. I have bought a lot of band merch over the year. And MP's have mostly lasted over the year better than most other band merch. Threw away a big plastic bag with t-shirts when I moved away from Svarla'mon for over 15 years ago. :cry:
Don't remeber the first time I saw them live (def not their first gig with TRBNGR at UFFA as I was out of town that day) but I do remember the first time I saw tthem asa band. That was during the recording of Maiden Voyage as UFFA studio
And my TV did an stage apperance with them at the release party for Lobotomizer. :lol:
And they are the band I've seen live.
