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Gyllene Tider - Parkliv

Gyllene Tider - Parkliv

1981•49m•10.0/10
Music

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10.0/10(1)

After the smash success of their second album "Moderna Tider" Gyllene Tider had Sweden in their hands and set out on a 100 stop summer tour. Film director Lasse Hallström tagged along to record some of the shows and the result is Parkliv. Interviews, hits, and screaming fans follow one after another. Forget all the people who say "you had to be there". This is Parkliv. You are there.

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Production

SF Studios

Language

SV

Status

Released

Release Date

Cast

Per Gessle

Per Gessle

Self - Guitar/Vocals

Micke Syd Andersson

Micke Syd Andersson

Self - Drums, Backing Vocals, Guitar

Anders Herrlin

Anders Herrlin

Self - Bass Guitar, Backing Vocals

Mats Persson

Mats Persson

Self - Lead Guitar, Backing Vocals

Göran Fritzon

Göran Fritzon

Self - Keyboards

Mats Olsson

Self - Interviewer

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