Terrible guitarist. But quite possibly the luckiest man alive.

Perhaps they prefer to perform their own material?

It says Oslo, so I'm guessing Oslo, Norway

Thanks for your reply ​@@hakashaqU812

I dont like how Kirk changed the solo.

@@erikpalmer1201he didnt change it, he just miscounted the bars LOL

Tons of Rock Festival, Ekeberg, Oslo Norway.

They played about ten songs: Kvitravn, Solringen, Skugge, Grá, Tyr, Rotlaust tre fell, Fehu and Helvegen are the ones I remember, but I think they played one or two songs more.

rampen Phil Neal sparker Tommy overende bakfra. Så ordet er ramp.

@@ivarr_hinn_beinlausi tack!

Bjørge Lillelien used the term ramp which is synonymous with pøbel. Pøbel means a mobster or hooligan. Ramp comes from lower German and indicates what remains unsold when new goods are placed out for sale. It indicates the lowest quality product usually with some serious flaws. So a ramp is an undesirable person no parents would want as their son or daughter. Usually ramp are causing havoc in the neighborhood with their bad behavior. E. g. by doing hærverk (vandalism) to other people's property. You can also expect a ramp to bully other kids and trying to lure them into doing bad things like stealing. Ramp is rarely used in Norwegian now, but was more common in 1981 when Bjørge Lillelien used the term. Ramp has spawned an adjective called rampete like in "Han er en rampete gutt". This means "he is a mischievous boy". So a ramp is a mischievous person. Calling Phil Neal a ramp is just hilarious. Of course he wasn't. It was just that the tackle looked a bit bad. Bjørge Lillelien was known for being a chauvinist so all actions against Norwegians were seen as bad in his mind. Still, Bjørge was a awesome reporter. He mostly worked for radio and not TV. Norwegian viewers often turned off the TV sound and turned on Bjørge on the radio. He could make the most boring football match sound like a legendary fight. I'm sure he could have reported how paint was drying and made it so fun to listen to people would turn on the radio for it. We haven't had a more legendary reporter in Norway since Bjørge Lillelien. He was dearly missed when he died too young. He is Norway's equivalent to the legendary F1 reporter Murray Walker.

@@borgerborgersen372 wow! Tack! Jag förstår nu att Bjørge verkligen var kjempesint!

I realize Im kinda off topic but do anyone know of a good place to watch new series online ?

@Zavier Garrett I would suggest FlixZone. You can find it on google :)

@Jaxx Xzavier Yup, I've been watching on Flixzone for since march myself =)

@Jaxx Xzavier thank you, I went there and it seems like they got a lot of movies there :) Appreciate it!

@Zavier Garrett you are welcome :)

Just saw them in DC couple weeks ago- these dudes sound just like the album. Seriously- these guys are topnotch performers. Good shit