Select language:     » Introduction   Online Postcards   » Pick up a card   » Send a card   Monthly Poll   » Enter current poll   » View previous polls   Charts   » Album Charts   » Single Charts   » Musicvideo Charts   » Song Charts   » Remix Charts   Live Chat-room   » Login   » Register your nick   Mailinglist   » Sign up   » Member service   » View memberlist   Message Board   » Board rules   » Enter board   Guestbook   » View guestbook   » Sign guestbook Interactive  [Message Board] Author Subject:  "Angels Crying" video facts Schloss Registered User Post: 88 Posted 15-01-05 - 07:15 PM // Updated 16-01-05 - 02:13 PM Recently I got another videos from one my good friend. Among many, there was a regular "Angels Crying" video with MTV logo. Regular, but during all clip you can see pop-up windows with different information about E-Type. Below is what all those windows contained. Probably for some of you guys it might be interesting (as it was for me when I was reading it): -------------------------- E-Type "Angels Crying" 1998 Director: Mikeadelica *** E-Type is Martin Eriksson. *** When he was in military service there were somany guys called Eriksson he had to find another name. *** E-Type's dad is Bo Eriksson, presenter of the Swedish TV science show, "Vetenskapens Varld". *** The first Jaguar sportscar (1961) had a top speed of 242 km/h. *** E-Type drives a Porsche and a jeep. *** This video was shot in Akersberga, just outside Stockholm on June 19, 1998. *** Concept of this video: a remake of the movie "Friday the 13th - Part 1" without blood and violence. *** The song is about failed relationship. *** Two hours before the shoot caught a mysterious eye infection. *** The crew believed it came from a little bird that had saved from being run over 2 days earlier. *** While mixing this song in the studio someone destroyed the new mixing desk by spilling a beer over it. *** A beer in Sweden is about 3 times more expensive than a beer in Holland. *** E-Type was brought up with heavy metal and reggae music. *** He has described his third album as "cliche ": no more guitars, just dance music. --------------------------