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Revision as of 08:18, 9 July 2026
What is, for you, the height of misery?
Frank Zappa: "Gastroenteritis in Sweden.".
Frank Zappa, interviewed for Discoscene (February 1968)[1].
Contents
All articles referencing Sweden or Swedish topics
Albums and tracks
- You Didn't Try To Call Me (1967 - Stockholm)
- The albums Piquantique (BTB) and Swedish Sensation
- Strictly Genteel: "a Swedish apparatus"
Concerts & other locations
- 67/09/30 Stockholm Sweden Konserthuset
- 68/10/01 Stockholm Sweden Konserthuset
- 73/08/21 Stockholm Sweden Solliden, Skansen
- 74/09/25 Gothenburg Sweden Konserthuset
- 78/02/18 Gothenburg Sweden Scandinavium
- 88/04/26 Lund Sweden Olympen
- 88/05/01 Stockholm Sweden Johanneshovs Isstadion
Jazz and rock artists
- Hans Annellsson
- Bohuslän Big Band
- Clawfinger
- Dom Dummaste
- Ebba Grön
- Mattias Eklundh
- The Spotnicks
- Morgan Ågren
- Mats Öberg
Other
- Cege Berglund
- Frank Zappa - The Nordic Stories
- Just Another Band From Umeå: Zappsteetoot
- Warner Oland
- Volvo
- Zappa's Swedish Universe
