Where is Tommy and Johan(SW) on this board?

zto · July 9th, 2008, 11:04 PM

Hey Andreas:

How you doing. You must be pretty busy, considering you work with ICD's in a hospital(if I understood one of your posts correctly) and are a professional musician as well.

I dont see any posts from Tommy or Johan. Are they busy with family life(kids), and/or work(firefighting)? It would be good to hear from them here as well.

Your band has made amazing amounts of progress, which is amazing, unless Sweden has changed since the time of early Yngwie. Yngwie in an interview said that Sweden was harsh because people there tell you cant do things. I am in no position to judge whether this is true or not, or course. He said he went to the United States and wasnt expecting to do very well financially, he just wanted to do what he loved. Obviously this is a very different time period, and yet your band is obviously successful.

Your compositions are quite complex. Im not exaggerating. I hope your management and record label promote you heavily in other countries where demographics research would favor a recognition.

Keep going with all that work and hours of practice and ideas.

Hats off.

Cheers from Calgary.

Zach Hoban

AndreasBlomqvist · August 28th, 2008, 09:34 AM

Don't know where the other guys are...

..but if you ask for them, I'm sure they'll stop by! ;-)

July 9th, 2008, 11:04 PM	#1 (permalink)
zto Left Handed guitarist Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Calgary Canada Posts: 23	Where is Tommy and Johan(SW) on this board? Hey Andreas: How you doing. You must be pretty busy, considering you work with ICD's in a hospital(if I understood one of your posts correctly) and are a professional musician as well. I dont see any posts from Tommy or Johan. Are they busy with family life(kids), and/or work(firefighting)? It would be good to hear from them here as well. Your band has made amazing amounts of progress, which is amazing, unless Sweden has changed since the time of early Yngwie. Yngwie in an interview said that Sweden was harsh because people there tell you cant do things. I am in no position to judge whether this is true or not, or course. He said he went to the United States and wasnt expecting to do very well financially, he just wanted to do what he loved. Obviously this is a very different time period, and yet your band is obviously successful. Your compositions are quite complex. Im not exaggerating. I hope your management and record label promote you heavily in other countries where demographics research would favor a recognition. Keep going with all that work and hours of practice and ideas. Hats off. Cheers from Calgary. Zach Hoban

August 28th, 2008, 09:34 AM	#2 (permalink)
AndreasBlomqvist Mr. Bassman Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 54	Don't know where the other guys are... ..but if you ask for them, I'm sure they'll stop by! ;-)