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Steamy ol’ wagon called Roxette.

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Marie Fredriksson at Grammisgalan 1989Here are the list of rare Roxette live and playback performances from 1989 and 1990. Some of them might be well-known, but there were few I haven’t seen before. Check out them.

Dangerous (Live in Hamburg 1989)
Dressed for success (Live on Festival Bar, Italy 1989)
Dressed for success (Live in Globen, Stockholm 1989, broadcasted on February 19)
Dangerous (Swedish Grammisgalan broadcasted on April 9, 1989 on SVT1) – Marie and Per get one Grammy-prize each
Dangerous (TV-playback 1990)
It must have been love (Recorded at Grand Hotel in Stockholm, for Japanease market)

Thanks to Lionel Zaragocin.

Source: Roxette on TV

Bolyos family’s performance at Monrad’s Fisk & Deli

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Bolyos family at Monrad's Fisk & Deli, May 29
As we previously reported, Marie Fredriksson, her husband Mikael Bolyos and son Oscar with Pelle Alsing on drums did a suprising performance at Monrad’s, a delicacy shop in Stockholm’s Djursholm, on May 29. There are many photos from the soundcheck and the concert itself on the shop’s official website.

Thanks to Ivanych @ R2R.

Per Gessle on MJ’s death. Sort of.

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Today on DagensSvenskbladet, Swedish humorous site, was published an article about Per Gessle and “his close relation” to Michael Jackson entitled “Gessle: It could’ve been me as well”. The title says all. To be honest, I do not see any point in translating more of this fake interview. I suppose, it was thought to be funny, but I do not really think it is.

(Updated) Per commented on it on his Twitter page on July 11 :

No, this “interview” is 100% fake. It’s supposed to be funny, I think. Didn’t get it though.

By the way – the only thing Per said regarding the death of Michael Jackson was on June 26 on his own website:

Incomprehensible and terribly sad. A master has left us. We will never experience anyone like him again.

Source: Gessle.com, Twitter