I'm really glad they and other metal bands are still making full albums rather than just focusing on singles. I feel like I'm one of the few who actually listen to whole albums nowadays.
I appreciate an interviewer who actually lets the other one talk. And no rushing and jumping headlessly from one subject to another. And the surrounding in this interview was nice, I like the background and your clothes. Makes it feel more official than some backstage interview in a band t-shirt.
I always thought Pär was smart but god damn, he's not just smart but ingenious. Evolving towards the internet, learning the business side of being in music? Also Pär is much smaller in person than I thought he would be when I saw him in concert last year.
+Delaney May It was a very interesting and good talk with Pär. I didn't know much about him or the band prior to my research for this interview, but the more I found out about him and the band, the more I was intrigued and impressed. Pär surely knows how to best work the business and provide a great and holistic Sabaton experience to all fans worldwide while keeping the band artistically and financially sound. Kudos to him and the guys 👏😎 /Sebi
I took it my 13 year old son to see Sabaton in Vancouver last Sunday. He only listens to them and it was his first gig. So glad they allowed all ages, such a smart, interesting and energetic band, I'm a big fan too
I have some Avenged Sevenfold, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, ZZ Top, Powerwolf, Mötley Crüe, Lordi, Alestorm, Airbourne, Dire Straights, AC/DC, Hammerfall, Rammstein, Alice Cooper, Ghost, Megadeth, Motörhead, Deep Purple. I can go on and on but the list of bands would be too long...
Really interesting, I heard him tallk about this (the evolution of the music business & having young fans) but it is the first time I heard him talk about it in details. Very interesting. The singer said something in one interview that follows what Pär said, he said that the biggest mistake the music industry did was to try to prevent the evolution of this business instead of trying to evolve with internet. And that was why things where so screwed nowaday: because they didn't use internet when it is good way to spread information and make it easier to access your music (spotify, deezer, itunes, etc). Anyway, great interview. Interesting questions and interesting answers. I will suscribe.
Thank you very much for watching and for the kind comment. I got the impression that Sabaton are very hands-on and astute in their business-venture and have a great understanding of how the music business works and evolves. I can imagine that their success is based to a large extend on that understanding. This, combined with a great product and lots of passion. Sabaton is definitely a great example of how to be successful in the music biz! /sebi
I'm really glad they and other metal bands are still making full albums rather than just focusing on singles. I feel like I'm one of the few who actually listen to whole albums nowadays.
+BoUrnNe26 I agree. For me, albums still matter. /Sebi
I appreciate an interviewer who actually lets the other one talk. And no rushing and jumping headlessly from one subject to another. And the surrounding in this interview was nice, I like the background and your clothes. Makes it feel more official than some backstage interview in a band t-shirt.
Many thanks for the compliments and for watching the show, Johanna. We really appreciate🙏 / Sebi
I always thought Pär was smart but god damn, he's not just smart but ingenious. Evolving towards the internet, learning the business side of being in music?
Also Pär is much smaller in person than I thought he would be when I saw him in concert last year.
+Delaney May It was a very interesting and good talk with Pär. I didn't know much about him or the band prior to my research for this interview, but the more I found out about him and the band, the more I was intrigued and impressed. Pär surely knows how to best work the business and provide a great and holistic Sabaton experience to all fans worldwide while keeping the band artistically and financially sound. Kudos to him and the guys 👏😎 /Sebi
Such a good interview. A well prepared journalist who listened to what the interviewee had to say.
Thanks a ton for watching and for the kind comment. Much appreciated 🙌
Highly underrated interview.
Much appreciated. Thanks a bunch for watching🙌
I took it my 13 year old son to see Sabaton in Vancouver last Sunday. He only listens to them and it was his first gig. So glad they allowed all ages, such a smart, interesting and energetic band, I'm a big fan too
+Dan Roberts Many thanks for watching and sharing your experience, Dan. Glad you guys enjoyed Sabaton. /Sebi
This guy is very prepared to have a interview 🥇Pär is truly a cute earth grounded guy 😍
I currently have 74 Sabaton songs on my spotify list. It's still expanding
Seems like a good Spotify list 😎👍 / Sebi
I have some Avenged Sevenfold, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, ZZ Top, Powerwolf, Mötley Crüe, Lordi, Alestorm, Airbourne, Dire Straights, AC/DC, Hammerfall, Rammstein, Alice Cooper, Ghost, Megadeth, Motörhead, Deep Purple. I can go on and on but the list of bands would be too long...
My kind of list 🤟🔥🤟 / Sebi
Really interesting, I heard him tallk about this (the evolution of the music business & having young fans) but it is the first time I heard him talk about it in details. Very interesting. The singer said something in one interview that follows what Pär said, he said that the biggest mistake the music industry did was to try to prevent the evolution of this business instead of trying to evolve with internet. And that was why things where so screwed nowaday: because they didn't use internet when it is good way to spread information and make it easier to access your music (spotify, deezer, itunes, etc).
Anyway, great interview. Interesting questions and interesting answers. I will suscribe.
Thank you very much for watching and for the kind comment. I got the impression that Sabaton are very hands-on and astute in their business-venture and have a great understanding of how the music business works and evolves. I can imagine that their success is based to a large extend on that understanding. This, combined with a great product and lots of passion. Sabaton is definitely a great example of how to be successful in the music biz! /sebi
Nimen omaan. Nyt sanoit sen mikä jää historiaan 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🎹🎹🎹
I steal buy CDs all the time still and us spotify to listen to lot of bands
Same here. Although, most of my money goes into buying vinyl. Just love them.
I want Pärs eye color
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an interesting take on things.
+Graeme Stansfield Definitely, and a deep understanding on how the music business works today. /Sebi
Im 12 in America are sabaton concerts allowed here
That is true. What he meant was that some concerts were not allowed for all ages, but Sabaton want all their concerts to be accessible for all ages.
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