Joakim Thåström

The final concert of the legendary Swedish rock band Imperiet, filmed by friend of the band Peter Stormare

Documentary following the planning and execution of Sweden's biggest music festival. Interviews with festival staff are followed by interviews and performances by the bands. This year the festival had chartered their own plane from London to bring the coolest bands in Britain to Sweden, which prompted television personality Henrik Schyffert to quip "If this plane crashes the hottest band in England will be Marillion"

Born from the ashes of the iconic punk band Ebba Grön, this documentary tells the story of Imperiet and their journey to become the leading star of the post-punk generation and one of Sweden's biggest rock bands. It's also the story of Sweden, at a time in which they took their firm position on the world stage and when political commitment from the artists was a necessity.

The limited CD edition of Sällskapet's debut album contains a DVD with 6 promo videos

In the 1980s there was a punk band in Stockholm who put out one single, got torn apart by local music critics and went away. 35 years later they are contacted by a music label from New York interested in their music.

In early June 2016, Håkan Hellström returned to Ullevi in Gothenburg for two triumphant sold-out concerts. Filmed in front of an audience of around 70,000 people, capturing the atmosphere, emotion, and euphoria of those two unforgettable nights, featuring guest appearances by Sven-Bertil Taube, Miriam Bryant, Daniel Gilbert, Joakim Thåström, and Seinabo Sey.

The band 'Ebba Grön' is on tour. They were the most successful punkband in Sweden at the time and tried to have a sort of hardline attitude. In one sequence they play one of their songs in a little country church. The song is called 'Häng Gud' (Hang God).

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01. Magnus Carlson - Burning Light 02. Kent Norberg - Safe European Home 03. Maria Andersson, Marit Bergman - Spanish Bombs 04. Nicke Borg, Dregen - I Fought The Law 05. Kajsa Grytt - Broadway 06. Moneybrother - Tommy Gun 07. Per Persson - English Civil War 08. Macke, Nicke Andersson - Rudie Can't Fail 09. Idde Schultz, Joppe Pihlgren - Clampdown 10. Johan Johansson - Cheat 11. Anders "Brodde" Brodin - London Calling 12. Balsam - Straight To Hell 13. Sigge Hill - White Riot 14. Dennis Lyxzèn - Bankrobber 15. The Nomads - 48 Hour 16. Eggstone - Hateful 17. Infinite Mass - This Is Radio Clash 18. Howlin' Pelle* & Randy - Rock The Casbah 19. Weeping Willows & Mick Jones - White Man In Hammersmith Palais 20. Ebba Grön & Mick Jones - What's My Name 21. Ebba Grön & Mick Jones - Career Opportunities 22. Ebba Grön & Mick Jones - White Riot Recorded live at Debaser Slussen, Stockholm 22.02.03

"Hagström - Everything in Music" is a documentary about Albin Hagström who, based on his love of music, built an international empire with manufacturing accordions, guitars and amplifiers. Hagström started a variety of music stores, music schools, and published booklets. The headquarters were located in the small village of Älvdalen, Sweden, but already in the 1930s Hagström had a branch in the Rockerfeller Center in Manhattan. Among Hagström's customers and friends were Jimi Hendrix, Carl Jularbo, Frank Zappa, ABBA, Owe Thörnqvist. Larry Coryell and many others.

Two brothers meet again after a few years away from each other. Jerry has been in prison for petty crimes but has now decided to try to live honestly and build a family. Kiljan is a dreamer who lives a life of a bohemian.

Nick Cave. Joakim Thåström. Today they are seen as rock gods, but in 1971 they were just teenagers. This is a film about friendship, love and creativity, but above all it’s about the limitless power of youth and how we through lust and curiosity together with our pals unconsciously forge our future selves. Thåström is a harsh existentialist while Cave is a struggling agnostic. Thåström is unbrushed and political and Cave a romantic dreamer. Our young heroes influence each other, touch on philosophies and pop culture, and blend it with a typical teenage day which mainly consists of how to skip school and get more beer and how to make the girl of both their dreams fall madly in love with them.

Rågsved, a suburb of Stockholm, Sweden. People, atmosphere, politics, football and punkrock. Revolving around the youth center "Oasen".

Live at Olympen, Lund 060317

Promo videos for the entire album

With four sold-out gigs at Cirkus in Stockholm, one of the year's most acclaimed and watched Swedish tours kicked off in 2012. The album Beväpna Dig Med Vingar, which came out earlier this year, has been praised in unison, among other things in the words of Jan Gradvall in DI - "One of Sweden's greatest artists throughout the ages at the absolute peak of their ability". To sum up this fantastic year, parts of the two concert nights are now being released, partly from Cirkus in Stockholm and also from Sentrum Scene in Oslo.

An evening with First Aid Kit as their concert with fantastic guest artists is mixed with interviews with the artists themselves where they talk about the album and tour.

Dag Vag was formed in the late 1970s. It all began when frontman Stig Vig was given a guitar to play in his prison cell, and before long, the band took Sweden by storm. The members themselves described their music as "transcontinental rock-reggae," and they produced hits such as "Dimma," "Musik," and "Rulla på." Stig Vig passed away in 2012 following a long illness. This film traces the band's journey from start to finish through unique footage and clips from a bygone era. Friends and colleagues share their insights into the band's significance and musical evolution—including their legendary tour with Ebba Grön—featuring appearances by Joakim Thåström, the band members, and others.

A documentary about the poet / singer / actor Cornelis Vreeswijk. Made about a year before he died.