The Hellacopters
Roskilde Festival
Roskilde, Denmark
June 29, 2001
FM Broadcast Recording
MP3 192kps
No Cover Art
01 Sometimes I Don't Know
02 Hey!
03 Baby Borderline
04 Move Right Out Of Here
05 Toys And Favours
06 Born Broke
07 Random Riot
08 Throw Away Heroes
09 The Devil Stole the Beat from the Lord
10 No Song Unheard
11 Psyched Out And Furious
12 I Wanna Touch
13 You Are Nothin'
14 Hopeless Case of a Kid in Denial
15 Sweet Little Rock n' Roller
16 Soulseller
Nicke Andersson (Entombed, Death Breath, Cold Ethyl) lead vocals, guitar, clavinet, piano, percussion
Kenny Håkansson (Entombed, Backyard Babies, Gluecifer) bass, backing vocals
Matz Robert Eriksson (Wayne Kramer Band) drums, percussion, lead and backing vocals
Anders Lindström (The Diamond Dogs, Wayne Kramer Band) organ, piano, percussion, guitars, backing vocals
Jens Robert Dahlqvist (Thunder Express, Dundertåget) guitar, backing vocals
The Hellacopters are a Swedish Garage Rock band that blends the styles of the early Motor City Garage Rock scene (MC5, Rationals, Stooges, etc) with 1970's Hard Rock influences (Kiss, Blue Cheer, Cheep Trick) and early Punk Rock (The Damned, Ramones, Sex Pistols). The band was considered more than just revivalist scenesters. Many Motor City Rock veterans including Scott Morgan (The Rationals, Sonic's Rendevouze Band), and Iggy Pop considered them rightful heirs to the throne. Morgan recorded a few projects with The Hellacopters and formed another band with 'Coptors main man Nicke Anderson. Nicke Anderson had a nice size career in Death Metal (Entombed was among the first Death Metal bands to be signed to a major label in 1993) when he chucked it all to concentrate full time on The Hellacoptors in 1997. He has now gone back to Death Metal with a band called Death Breath.
Roskilde Festival
Roskilde, Denmark
June 29, 2001
FM Broadcast Recording
MP3 192kps
No Cover Art
01 Sometimes I Don't Know
02 Hey!
03 Baby Borderline
04 Move Right Out Of Here
05 Toys And Favours
06 Born Broke
07 Random Riot
08 Throw Away Heroes
09 The Devil Stole the Beat from the Lord
10 No Song Unheard
11 Psyched Out And Furious
12 I Wanna Touch
13 You Are Nothin'
14 Hopeless Case of a Kid in Denial
15 Sweet Little Rock n' Roller
16 Soulseller
Nicke Andersson (Entombed, Death Breath, Cold Ethyl) lead vocals, guitar, clavinet, piano, percussion
Kenny Håkansson (Entombed, Backyard Babies, Gluecifer) bass, backing vocals
Matz Robert Eriksson (Wayne Kramer Band) drums, percussion, lead and backing vocals
Anders Lindström (The Diamond Dogs, Wayne Kramer Band) organ, piano, percussion, guitars, backing vocals
Jens Robert Dahlqvist (Thunder Express, Dundertåget) guitar, backing vocals
The Hellacopters are a Swedish Garage Rock band that blends the styles of the early Motor City Garage Rock scene (MC5, Rationals, Stooges, etc) with 1970's Hard Rock influences (Kiss, Blue Cheer, Cheep Trick) and early Punk Rock (The Damned, Ramones, Sex Pistols). The band was considered more than just revivalist scenesters. Many Motor City Rock veterans including Scott Morgan (The Rationals, Sonic's Rendevouze Band), and Iggy Pop considered them rightful heirs to the throne. Morgan recorded a few projects with The Hellacopters and formed another band with 'Coptors main man Nicke Anderson. Nicke Anderson had a nice size career in Death Metal (Entombed was among the first Death Metal bands to be signed to a major label in 1993) when he chucked it all to concentrate full time on The Hellacoptors in 1997. He has now gone back to Death Metal with a band called Death Breath.
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