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Hello.
This was on the web-edition of one of Norway's biggest newpapers some days ago.
Check it out here:
http://www.dagbladet.no/kultur/2006/05/24/467094.html
You can also see a videoclip from the show there. COOOOLLL! Some might recognise the lead guitarist - he also plays lead guitar in Turbonegro.
And beacuse I have nothing do, I've translated the article to english:-)
Audun K!
<u>Article:</u>
_KÃ¥re & the Cavemen played on a secret concert in Oslo wednesday night.
This happened during a Link Wray tribute-concert on âGamlaâ in Oslo. KÃ¥re & The Cavemen had not played together since 2000. The concert on âGamlaâ var a onetime gig to honour Wray who died november last year.
Back to basic
-Together with Dick Dale, Link Wray was the guitarist that in many ways launched KÃ¥re & The Cavemen, said Steinar Kallander (Gamlaâs booking agent) to dagbladet.no before the concert. The band would not comment on the reunion. KÃ¥re & The Cavmen var founded at Harestua in 1990 and became a part of the norwegian garagerock-underground in the early 90âs. Connections to NRK (norwegian broadcasting company), with radiojingles on Petre (one of the stations at NRK) and studio performances on Anne Kat Hærlandâs show âDirekte Lykkeâ, spread the bands reputation over the entire nation.
The debut album was âJet Ageâ (surf album) and then âA Long Days Flight âTill Tomorrowâ (not surf, but instrumental. More lounge), before the band gradually became The Euroboys (almost strictly pop) with a new lineup. At the same time, guitarist Knut Schreiner spent more time with Turbonegro.
Banned
Also on stage wednesday night were some of Norwayâs best guitarists like Robert BurÃ¥s from Madrugada, Vidar Busk, Petter Baarli from the Backstreet Girls, willy b, and of course Knut Schreiner.
The documentary âRumble Manâ was also shown.
-He has ment a lot to many of Norwayâs rockguitarists. Many has copied his way of making music, Steinar Kallander said, and mentiones as an example the guitarsound that became âpublic propertyâ after movies like Pulp Fiction and Desperado. -It says a lot that his instrumental hit from 1958 â Rumble â was banned on radio._
Knut Schreiner 
