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Oxygen deliver their 'Final Warning' in June
25 April 2012
Oxygen are from Sweden that excel in high quality Melodic Rock with an 80's tinge.
Tony Niva began his musical career 1987 with a metal act called Zanity. They only recorded one demo-tape which was never to be released for the public masses. Tony also appeared on the single Down Town released with Swedish Erotica somewhere around 1988. After the sessions in Gothenburg Tony was a member in several musical acts around on his home ground regions, such as Malibu Band, Tracy Goes Crazy and Axia.
The band NIVA released "No Capitulation" in Japan in 1994. After this first NIVA release there was not much activity in terms of live performances, instead Tony composed own made material during that period.
At that point Tony was moving his musical direction from the metal genre. He made an appearance with the band Lion's Share and they released the album "Entrance".
Niva have now changed their musical prowess to more of the AOR and Melodic Rock style of direction, the new band is called Oxygen and the album is "Final Warning". What this album is all about is highly infectious melodies and great songs. Oxygen have a knack of turning out great tunes, in the manner of Treat and such other great Swedish bands but they seem to have captured that great American / Canadian vibe of the early eighties, and vocally Tony sounds a little like Lou Nadeau of "Wrabit" so you can be sure they stand out from the crowd!
Oxygen are like a breath of fresh air and they put so much passion into their songs, this fantastic album should be a big hit with all those who love Scandinavian Melodic rock but also love how it was originally done in the 80's on the other side of the Atlantic.
Release Date: 22 June 2012
Track List: 1-Janitor of Love 2- Anything for you 3- When tomorrow never comes 4- I remember 5- Gold from the future 6- We must fight 7- I wanna know for sure 8- Bring Back The Joy - Best days of our lives 10- You
Tony Niva / Lead Vocals, backing vocals Roger Ljunggren / All Guitars Marcus Persson / keyboard, backing vocals Bengan Andersson / Drums
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If we can believe Giuseppe Verdi, if it weren't for one chance encounter early in his career, he might never have written a single great opera -- and his country might have lost a unique, musical moment of national inspiration.
Verdi's second opera, King for a Day, premiered in 1840 at Milan's historic opera house, La Scala. The piece was a dismal failure, and it came at a time when the composer's emotional health was already fragile. His wife had died earlier that year, and the couple had recently lost both of their children. Following the failed opera, and in the throes of depression, Verdi decided to give up music altogether.
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Amsterdam is one of the most densely-populated cities in Europe. With people living at such close quarters to each other, it helps to have good neighbours. It helps even more, one might suggest, if those neighbours are tango dancers.
Meet Vanessa (the neighbour, in yellow) and Christiane (the friend of the neighbour). Over a random afternoon chatting over and then climbing over the short brick wall separating our back patios, with prosecco, cheese, and grapes to fuel the discussion on a sun-dappled late March afternoon, we got to know some more Amsterdammers.
Both are indeed tango dancers, which in a Northern European city is about as common as being a gouda seller in Buenos Aires. Christiane has been here since 1993 while Vanessa was born here but spent the past seven years in Argentina.
Age: 29
Is: dating someone actually named Rembrandt
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- the "mix" of everthing and everyone, the different cultures to run into everyday. You can go for a drink alone and not stand out, and feel comfortable.
- the bikes
- the small size - despite being a major international city, everything feels close and you can bike everywhere in 15 minutes.
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- The drunkenness, especially among young people (Editor's note: just last night - weeks after this interview was held - some young people caused havoc in Vondelpark, the central point of good weather hanging out and laid-back behaviour - they pulled people off bikes, assaulted some, then throw bottles at police; this is a highly uncommon experience however)
- "It can be difficult to make friends with the Dutch" (Ed. note - and Vanessa is Dutch)
- The weather (aside from this amazing spring)
Oddest sight: some oiled-up guy in rollerblades and a g-string (Ed. note - sorry; I was feeling a little frisky that night).
Where else would you live in the world?
Buenos Aires
Life as a tango dancer/instructor can be hard here - it's not a passion of the Dutch, not a tango culture of course. And there is perhaps less, er, flexibility in their hips. Why does she keep doing it? "Because I love to dance".
Age: 36
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Likes about Amsterdam:
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- relaxed lifestyle
- the small size - despite being a major international city, everything feels close and you can bike everywhere in 15 minutes.
Dislikes about Amsterdam:
- Impoliteness of the people, the lack of social awareness
- "The Dutch - and of course there are exceptions - are very concerned with spending money; this also seems to translate into being stingy with their feelings."
- The weather
Favourite spots:
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- Cafe Walem
- Jordaan neighbourhood
- Vondelpark
Where else would you live in the world?
Madrid, Paris, numerous places in Italy
Christiane's challenges with being a tango dancer here mirror those of Vanessa. People don't immerse themselves here, they just dabble for fun and don't want to spend the money or the time to get into it. They want to have fun, and to really learn tango is not fun.
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- Mary Marvel (with white chase version, image not available)
- Dessad
For a great selection of superhero action figures and collectibles, check out fine sponsors BigBadToyStore.com, ClarkToys.com, VNCToys.com, ToyWiz.com, BriansToys.com, PastGenerationToys.com, Urban-Collector.com, YesAnimation.com, and SuperheroToys.com.
For a great selection of pop culture t-shirts and apparel, check out TShirtGurus.com and 80sTees.com.
The Collect-and-Connect figure in this wave will be the popular Darkseid. Wave 12 will ship in Spring of 2010


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Things to Do in Guam
While Guam is no doubt a great place to relax, de-stress and recuperate by doing absolutely nothing but enjoy the balmy breezes and sunshine, GUAM also stands for Get Up And Move!
Enjoy an array of beaches and water activities, sports, adventure, local attractions and nightlife. There are many things to do as a lone traveler, a couple or as a family. Visit one of dozens of cultural or historical sites, for Guam is replete with World War II memories responsible for molding Guam into the island it is today.
You can Time your travel with one of Guam's many annual events, such as a road race, the Guam Micronesia Island Fair, or any of the village festivals.
Indulge in shopping, where you can purchase anything from Made On Guam products to souvenirs and keepsakes; all the way to outlet products and luxury goods for the worldly traveler.
Explore all that is Guam, and all we have to offer. We are sure you will not be disappointed.