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dbh9828

04-11-2007, 02:55 AM

I know most of you post and search videos regularily on YouTube, but I thought I would start a thread for us to share and discuss some of our favorites.

I'll start by sharing this video of Head Shop that was recently posted, and I'm sure many of you have seen it. It gave me new appreciation for the song...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0JWdJwqxqLM

Nastja

04-11-2007, 04:19 AM

nice performance as always :D
but there is something else i have to say! Tina dresses so well ALWAYS! its not just a pleasure to listen at her but also a pleasure for the eyes...
i really really like her way of styling

Carichu

04-11-2007, 04:48 AM

Collie

04-12-2007, 07:55 PM

I never noticed before how often Tina looks like she's just been poked in her sides with a pin when she sings.

There's a nice video of Tina singing with Sia and Zero 7 on Youtube somewhere. Their dancing isn't great though!

Carichu

04-13-2007, 12:41 AM

Carichu

04-20-2007, 01:20 AM

My Favorite video is from Glanstonbury, Tina sings awesome there!! (and dance cool too...)
Won't you take me homeeeeee!!! :D

markcole

05-22-2007, 06:56 PM

Have just posted a video on YouTube of Tina's performance of In The Red from Last night's gig at Brighton. Quality a bit naf, but make sure you check out the ending!

/M

(edited - taken link off, didn't realise wasn't allowed to link to vids here)

Farguss

05-22-2007, 08:59 PM

Why isn't allowed?
The first post of this thread has a link in it.

Oldgrandpa

05-22-2007, 09:27 PM

Why isn't allowed?
The first post of this thread has a link in it.

I don't know, but I remember a link being removed by an admin in another thread.

Farguss

05-22-2007, 10:08 PM

Uhm.. i'm not sure of it.. i mean, if You post a video that You've made, why not?

Christian A.

05-22-2007, 11:18 PM

The problem is that the video Mark posted, is a boot leg of a Tina-performance, and we don't allow that on this site.

The earlier video in this thread isn't a boot leg.

And welcome to the forum, Mark - sorry for the kinda rude welcome :)

markcole

05-22-2007, 11:45 PM

No probs. :) I Knows y'all friendly here!

Oldgrandpa

05-22-2007, 11:55 PM

A warm welcome from me too.
Nice video by the way:cool:

Carichu

05-29-2007, 02:46 AM

Yeah cool video!:cool:

Farguss

09-20-2007, 10:14 PM

Hey the 2 new video posted by Tina are GREAT!!

Or better, most of all, i like:

- The venue is wonderful on that rainy street!

- Tina is Beautiful!! It was a (quite) long time that i didn't see a beautiful Tina like that! The dress, the hair cut.. wow!

Carichu

09-26-2007, 08:38 PM

- Tina is Beautiful!! It was a (quite) long time that i didn't see a beautiful Tina like that! The dress, the hair cut.. wow!

Boy your words sounds like sweet poetry!!:o

Yup, i'm totally agree with you she looks great!!

Her music, dress, hair, averything looks great now!!
She looks very beautiful!!

Mmm...:o :cool:

Oldgrandpa

10-05-2007, 01:16 AM

Tina posted a musicvideo of "On The Run" on youtube

She mentioned shooting the video in her diary, so it's great to finally see the result.

Farguss

10-05-2007, 11:58 AM

Wow!!

Yeah, a lil' bit repetitive (:p), but definitely a Coool video!!! :)

rosendahl

10-05-2007, 12:09 PM

It IS pretty cool, but mostly because of Tina - it's too boring for my taste - I'd rather have a camp fire video with Dennis, Janus, Karoline, Kristian, Martin and Tina playing their respective primitive instruments in the light of the firy night :) That sort of video could have been shot in the woods near Aarhus or Copenhagen instead of on location in an american desert.

Farguss

10-05-2007, 08:45 PM

Yeah, it could be cool in there, but i love this location.
I guess Tina'll have other videos to shoot in a Denmark forest! ^_-

Carichu

11-21-2007, 07:03 PM

A question or request to everybody...
Someone have for his own the video Home from Glastonbury?
'cause now is not on Youtube :mad: and is so sad 'cause i love it...
Please someone say yes!!:cool:

Farguss

11-21-2007, 10:15 PM

Glastonbury... the Zero 7 tournèe?

Farguss

12-21-2007, 01:04 AM

Today i've found a new video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1IdyU1SCfs&sdig=1) on youtube. The song is a live one singed by Tina and Christmas related.

But i've got this question since a couple of week: Did She ever playied any Christmas songs?

That is probably the only answer..

Carichu

12-21-2007, 01:27 AM

Today i've found a new video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1IdyU1SCfs&sdig=1) on youtube. The song is a live one singed by Tina and Christmas related.

Wow! I really love "Dicodenmark" he always post so good material!!!
Have you seen the video "Change your mind" from TalentSpot? It's really awesome ! :rolleyes:

Farguss

12-21-2007, 11:15 AM

Sure! :)

edit: oh, i'm wonderin' when Tina playied that Christams song..

Carichu

12-22-2007, 02:11 AM

Sure! :)

edit: oh, i'm wonderin' when Tina playied that Christams song..

Hey that's a great!! question :o

Daneska

12-24-2007, 12:39 AM

Hey guys, I can inform you that Tina played the X-mas song "Cold, cold Christmas" at a christmas-show arranged by Danish radio's P4 - a program named "Café Hack". The show took place at the beginning of December (can't remember the exact date) in a Church (Christians Kirken) in Copenhagen. And appart from the Christmas song Tina also performed "Cruel to the Sensitive Kind".

The Christmas Concert (which also had performances from other Danish artists) was aired on the radio on December 16.

Farguss

12-24-2007, 01:16 AM

Thanks for the info, Daneska! :)

Carichu

12-24-2007, 10:28 PM

Hey Daneska you're on the top of the news!! :p

Carichu

12-27-2007, 10:09 PM

Can yo believe it...I haven't seen this video Before... it's from Amnesty International... an Interview... someone has see it before ... so crazy :rolleyes:

http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=5L2Gjp9YxBk&feature=related

Carichu

04-08-2008, 01:33 AM

freakykiter

04-08-2008, 05:54 PM

Great i found this new video!!

http://youtube.com/watch?v=rOOVTuCm6rg

I love it... I'm at your feet Dicodenmark!!!

Just a question it's Tina the little girl from the beginning of the video??? :confused: (I'm dying!!! ) ...'cause...'cause...

This is good stuff! I guess that is Tina's London Flat? I wish this was in English

or had subtitles. :)

Rebecca

04-08-2008, 10:11 PM

This is good stuff! I guess that is Tina's London Flat? I wish this was in English

or had subtitles. :)

I could try to translate it for you? :)

Rebecca

04-09-2008, 12:15 AM

Ok, I've been trying to translate it. I hope you understand some of it - my english isn't perfect, but tell me if it dosen't make sense at all :)
It's a little messed up, but try... And tell me if you don't understand it - REALLY, I mean it - that could also help me getting better to speak english :D

“My name is Tina Dickow, I was born October 14th 1977, in Aarhus.”

“When I’ve been in Denmark then… I just feel like, you know – settle down, get some kids and a husband, live in a flat on Østerbro. And a brand new perambulator. ”

-And then she sings ”sacre coeur”, but you guys know that :D

The man says: In England, she’s a 30 year old woman, who has a flat near Portobello road. In Denmark is she Tina Dickow, reviewer-praised songwriter. That diffrence has been a motive power to her… And he talks about what that would’ve ended up with (can’t really translate it directly.) And he says that Denmark just do something to her.

“When I’m back in Denmark, it just hits me – this peace that gets over me, I think. Also because there’s a little more focus on me in Denmark, I get a little more (self-)conceited, by knowing that people know me. But in the same time it just that… Everything is just in another tempo (is that the right word?) And I don’t think I’ve ever thought about that before, ‘cause vi talk a lot about that we are stressed here at home, and I just don’t think that we are in the same way that people are here in England. It just completely exorbitant over here, to go from work at 3 a Friday afternoon.”

And then the little movie-clip from “P3 guld”:
“Thank you very, very, very much!!! And special thanks to my fantastic family.”

“Here in England you (talk? I don’t really know a translation for the word she’s using) with the cashier. She says “Hi, how are you? Do you have a good day?” and then you say “yes, how are you?” and so on. And I didn’t say anything when I first got here, I wasn’t used to that, that you talked with each other one that way. Or said “thank you” when someone held the door, or ”sorry” when you someone bummed into you. But that’s how you do here, in England. Very highly. And I think that it’s great, and it feels so strange, when I’m back in Denmark… I can get like… so surprised(not the right translation, but…) that we aren’t more polite yet. ‘Cause we would probably, a little cynical argue for that is was all false(not the right translation either), and…arrh… cliché to stand there and say “how are you?”, also ‘cause, of course you don’t say “I feel terrible” even though you DO feel terrible. But I really don’t think it’s false(?). It’s… I don’t know, it just.. Gives this… good will. ”

Then the man shows a video from Denmark where a politician says that he think that headscarf is a symbol that could be compared to swastika.

And Tina says… Hmm… I don’t know how to translate “Hold da op” But it means something like “oh my god” – or something like that.

“There’s a big fear for different things, for something that don’t look like something they’re used to (and that is NOT the right translation either) Here in England it doesn’t matter if you’re different. It doesn’t matter if it’s with headscarf’s, turban or whatever. That thing with Denmark, being one of the happiest countries, there was a lot of English papers who wrote something like “It’s just because they don’t expect something from the existence. They are to easy to get satisfied.””

The man asks ”Do you recognize Danes, here in England?” And she answers:
“Hm… No, but I’ll still say that it’s odd, how little you need… Or, you know – even though you can’t hear what it is people are saying, you can’t hear any words, you can really only hear a “Heaa?” and then you can sense that it’s a Dane…

The man shows a football-match where Denmark scores to 1-0, and ask Tina if she knows that player, and she says:
“Who? Him? Isn’t it Simonsen?” and he says “correct”

“Yeah, Denmark against England. And that’s probably very characteristic, then we have hooligans up against quiet-gans (I don’t know a word for that, so I just made one up) There’s not any mess/piss with the Danes. For us it’s just about getting out, and having a good time with watching some football.”

“I Think that with Danes… When you first are in, you ARE in and there’s a depth, that you probably don’t see in the countries where it’s just… so easy to get in, and where you already the first night gets invited to all these things, and “you’re my best friend” and so on, then you might not get any further than that. I really think that it’s seems very… healthy when you first are in!”

The man plays this old song for her and she says:

“This is more something that reminds me of… sand hills, for some reason. Like old movies with sand hills, and people who walks around in old swimsuit, and women with bathing cap”

And he plays a song called “Kvinde min” by “gasolin’”

“… It couldn’t get more Danish! I’ve got so much respect for Kim Larsen (the lead singer in gasolin’)… Yeah, Kim Larsen, and Kvinde min, I don’t think that it gets bigger and more Danish…”

And she says that she IS going back to Denmark. “I’m just not ready yet. ‘Cause I think It’ll be… somehow it would just feel like taking leave of my youth… “(And then she giggles.)

freakykiter

04-09-2008, 06:35 AM

Rebecca that was great!, Yes I can understand it your english is really good! now I have a better understanding of the video. :)

Thank you.... Thank you......Thank you...

Rebecca

04-10-2008, 11:18 PM

Rebecca that was great!, Yes I can understand it your english is really good! now I have a better understanding of the video. :)

Thank you.... Thank you......Thank you...

Thank you!!!!!! :D

And you're so welcome! Anytime......Anytime.....Anytime... ;)

Carichu

04-12-2008, 02:19 AM

Wow Rebecca !
Just Amazing!!!
Thanx for that!!
It's the first time i guess that someone translate an interview for us... so :D Thanx !!!
Lovely girl!

Rebecca

04-12-2008, 06:55 PM

Wow Rebecca !
Just Amazing!!!
Thanx for that!!
It's the first time i guess that someone translate an interview for us... so :D Thanx !!!
Lovely girl!

Really? First time? Well, as I said: anytime :)

Kenny

04-12-2008, 09:44 PM

Rebecca

04-12-2008, 10:53 PM

Top marks to Rebecca!! Thanks very much for translating that for us!! You must have spent some time on that. Really appreciate it. :)

Where you asked if tempi was the right word, I think you mean tempo?

Thanks again Rebecca! Your English is many miles better than my Danish. :o

You're welcome. And yes, I did spent some time on it, well... An hour maybe? But I love to talk/write english and practice, so I really mean it when I say that I would be happy to translate some other interviews for all you guys - if I can :) But you seem to understand me - and thank you, it's nice to hear that you think my english is good THANK YOU :-)

Yeah, that's it! :D I just didn't know if it was spelled the same way as the danish way - but it is :-)

Daneska

04-12-2008, 11:07 PM

Yeah, that's it! :D I just didn't know if it was spelled the same way as the danish way - but it is :-)

It's the same. Tempi is plural for tempo - both in Danish and English. Actually, I think Tempo is either Greek or Latin. :)

Kenny

04-13-2008, 05:59 AM

It's the same. Tempi is plural for tempo - both in Danish and English. Actually, I think Tempo is either Greek or Latin. :)

You're absolutely right. The particular sentence that Rebecca translated, combined with maybe the emphasis that Tina might have intended the word to be strong, then tempi would make sense - double tempo!!! :)
So apoligies Rebecca. I was just going from tempo being a more used word here in England for me. But obviously I can't speak for everyone in England. :)

Tempi or tempo apart though, I can't believe it only took about an hour to translate all that? When I come over to Denmark to see Tina, you'll have to learn me some Danish! :D

markcole

04-13-2008, 11:19 AM

then we have hooligans up against quiet-gans

"Quiet-gans"! Fantastic word! Which, in a sense is pure english as we do like to make up words if we can't think of one that fits. I shall be using that one :)

/M

Rebecca

04-13-2008, 12:55 PM

"Quiet-gans"! Fantastic word! Which, in a sense is pure english as we do like to make up words if we can't think of one that fits. I shall be using that one :)

/M

Haha! Great.

Daneska

04-13-2008, 11:45 PM

"Quiet-gans"! Fantastic word! Which, in a sense is pure english as we do like to make up words if we can't think of one that fits. I shall be using that one :)

/M

I think the translation "calmigans" would be better, as we are certainly not quiet - we sing a lot. The word we use is "roligan", which comes from the word "rolig" = "calm". And it characterizes a non-violent supporter as opposed to a hooligan.

Rebecca

04-14-2008, 12:15 AM

I think the translation "calmigans" would be better, as we are certainly not quiet - we sing a lot. The word we use is "roligan", which comes from the word "rolig" = "calm". And it characterizes a non-violent supporter as opposed to a hooligan.

Well, yeah - you're right on that one :) but quiet-gans is still a quite fun word - but no... We're not very quiet... (åhh låå låå - yeah, nice and danish!! :D I like the "å's")