Ulf “Uffe” Larsson has passed away at the age of 53. My eyes filled with tears, driving on my way home. To me, Uffe will always be “Söndagsöppet”, a famous TV show. I grew up with that show, and with Uffe. Here are a few videos to remember him by.
Carry You There
I have finally placed my order at Hanson.net. I ordered the DVD “Strong Enough to Break”, two albums and one top. I got some digital downloads for free too, so now I’m listening to and watching the video where they are singing “Carry You There”. It’s a great song.
Girlfriend
I saw Avril’s album at NajzPrajz today. I like her songs, and this is my favourite at the moment.
R.I.P. Patrick Swayze
Patrick Swayze passed away last night. I knew he was very ill, but of course I still was a little shocked and very sad. I have to admit I have only watched “Dirty Dancing” – but that is enough. He was amazing in his part there. R.I.P. my Johnny…
Tokio Hotel, Stockholm, September 8 – Video
Here’s my video from outside the hotel when Tokio Hotel are signing stuff. Check out Bill’s bodyguard!
Tokio Hotel, Stockholm, September 8 – Photos
Here are my photos from the Meet & Greet!
Tokio Hotel, Stockholm, September 8 – Part 4
When the guys had shook our hands they walked up to everyone one more time to sign whatever we had brought with us. Then everyone gave their gifts to the guys. I had written a letter and went to give it to Georg – and just as he reached out and took it, Bill grabbed it from Georg’s hand. Then it was time for the photos to be taken.
Tokio Hotel, Stockholm, September 8 – Part 3
Shortly after 7 pm I met Madde, Kenza and all the Meet & Greet winners. A guy from the record label met us and brought us inside the hotel by the backdoor. I don’t how many floors we went up, but we went high up! We had to wait for a long time in the corridor, and Bill’s new bodyguard paced back and forth there. He is gigantic! Then we were finally let into the room and just a few minutes later Tokio Hotel joined us!
Tokio Hotel, Stockholm, September 8 – Part 2
When it was all over by NRJ I went back to the Central Station where I had breakfast and used a computer for a while. After an hour I decided to take a walk. I walked past a hotel where a friend once told me that Backstreet Boys used to stay when they visited Stockholm during the 1990′s. I noticed many Tokio Hotel fans outside so I went to talk to some of them. When the hotel guards started putting up fences to keep the fans away from the guests, all doubts disappear – we knew where the band would spend the day…
Tokio Hotel, Stockholm, September 8 – Part 1
It’s been 24 hours how and I still can hardly believe it has happened! The bus to Stockholm left at 3:50 am last night, I went to NRJ together with some other fans and we arrived there about 6:45 am. When the time approaced 8 am we were 70-80 fans there. It was a weird feeling, hearing Tokio Hotel being interviewed and knowing they were in the building next to us.