I am a 28 year old swede who enjoys music, sports, inline skating, the Internet amongst a lot of other things. I live in Lund, Sweden. I used to play in a Swedish pop group called Beagle who released two albums for PolyGram in '92 and '93. We split up in '94. I am currently working as a private banker in the recently opened super-duper ultra hi-tech Finn Kundcenter, at the best bank in the world, Sparbanken Finn.
<A HREF="calle.mov">[View QuickTime Movie]</A> Music and stuff: Calle's Top Five Hitlist as of April 20th, 1997: Everything / Mary J. BligeShow Me Love / Robyn Man From Mars / Kristen VigardWichita Skyline / Shawn ColvinMy Personality / Eric Gadd Also, be sure to check out Sweden's hottest new rock sensation Favorita! Soon to gain world wide fame! They rock! Read Audities magazine! Read: James Ellroy. He is a fabulous writer with a fascinating background. Read "American Tabloid" about Jimmy Hoffa and the Kennedy's or his L.A. Quartet, I guarantee you won't be disappointed! Or indulge in Patricia Cornwell's Kay Scarpetta crime/fiction novels. Dazzling head-under-bedclothes tension, all guaranteed page-turners. U.S. Magazine - quality gossip! High Fidelity by Nick Hornby. Hilariously funny about manliness, memory and music. Watch: What About Bob - a great, slightly bizarre comedy starring Bill Murray and Richard Dreyfuss. The American President, a romantic comedy starring Michael Douglas and a sparkling Annette Bening. The Indian Runner - Sean Penn's directing debut starring then unknown Patricia Arquette. Fargo - the great, violent and funny story about a car salesman who tries to scam his father-in-law. A lot of snow and a lot of blood. Also, check out The Internet Movie Database - you won't be disappointed! Travel: New York City - my favorite place in the world, always! 'Til then, drop me a mail: calle.hakansson@mailbox.swipnet.se Join Amnesty! Visitors since 960823:
Calle's Top Five Hitlist as of April 20th, 1997:
Read Audities magazine!
James Ellroy.
He is a fabulous writer with a fascinating background. Read "American Tabloid" about Jimmy Hoffa and the Kennedy's or his L.A. Quartet, I guarantee you won't be disappointed!
Or indulge in Patricia Cornwell's Kay Scarpetta crime/fiction novels. Dazzling head-under-bedclothes tension, all guaranteed page-turners.
U.S. Magazine - quality gossip!
High Fidelity by Nick Hornby. Hilariously funny about manliness, memory and music.
What About Bob - a great, slightly bizarre comedy starring Bill Murray and Richard Dreyfuss.
The American President, a romantic comedy starring Michael Douglas and a sparkling Annette Bening.
The Indian Runner - Sean Penn's directing debut starring then unknown Patricia Arquette.
Fargo - the great, violent and funny story about a car salesman who tries to scam his father-in-law. A lot of snow and a lot of blood.
Also, check out The Internet Movie Database - you won't be disappointed!
New York City - my favorite place in the world, always!
'Til then, drop me a mail:
calle.hakansson@mailbox.swipnet.se
