what’s up with that groove? is that like super swing?
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It’s Swedish rhythm. You wouldn’t understand.
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A lot of really high grossing English language pop music like Britney Spears etc was written by Swedish musicians and at least some of it recorded in Sweden, so beyond Swedish recording artists I tend to associate that aspect of the music industry with Sweden as well.
Actually Max Martin wrote hit me baby one more time and he’s a pretty prominent Swede also, I guess.
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What exactly does it take to become part of your great nation’s house mafia? is it a birthright process?
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teach me please
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yeah back in the 90s i was close to that pop band blue and they did a it of songs by writers from that northern european talent pool
Northern European talent pool vs. Swedish house mafia, 8 decks of madness next Saturday at the rec center.
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Designed by Ned Steinberger whose dad won a Nobel prize so its kinda Swedish
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To the original question, for strong-genre-associated boutique brands with a technical and design flair, I’d say Strandberg, or for amps (permitting a read as Fender and Marshall), Mesa Boogie…
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Fisher Price
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Yes the Swedes have been very lucky geographically. As you can see all the talent flows directly into their welcoming harbors
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I think if Moog is Gibson, then Arp or Oberheim is Fender, Roland is Ibanez, Yamaha is Yamaha, Elektron is Hagstrom.
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Moog is not Gibson for a start:
funny!
that is so sad and it gets brutal, like ren and stympy brutal
no feedback on my quick take on the swedish groove?
if you watch the gibson crushing video with this as the soundtrack it makes a difference!
Moog will be Moog.
Too bad they never made left handed versions.
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What is this mind bending question?
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Whichever company uses the same reverb for THIRTEEN YEARS!
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