My trip to Oslo.

I had to get up earlier than usual this morning to catch the train for Oslo. I got down to the station and got my tickets. It isn’t much to say about the trip. I had all my TNT CDs with me, but played almost only My Religion.

In Oslo I found out how to get to Haraldsheimen, where I was going to stay. Streetcar 12 to the end station. I relaxed there a while, before I went down to the City, I had something to do there befor I met Nina. We went to Rockefeller and were first in the queue. When the doors opened, we runned in and got the best places. After a while, Lasse and Jorge came. It was nice meeting those guys. Always fun to have someone to talk TNT with. And a Spanish man that loves TNT.... man that’s just so cool.

The show started. Everyone screamed when Dag entered the stage. And when Ronni and Tony entered too, the crowd went wild. They started with Give Me a Sign. I jumped up and down like crazy. The song is so cool. Then Invisible Noise, who is the greatest song from My Religion. Then they played As far as the eye can see, Lonely Nights, Downhill Racer and
She needs me.Then Ronni found an acoustic guitar and Tony preformed Hey Love. No one can give all of him selfe like he does in that song. It was wonderful. Then Ronni excahnged guitar again, and started with Caught between the tigers. Oh I love that song. Then Ronni started his solo. He is so great guitarplayer. I just love listen to him play- It fills me with happyness. Then they followed with Shine On, Listen to your heart and 10000 lovers. The guys said thank you and left the stage. But we didn’t have to shout so long before they came back. Tony anounsed that some of the filming of My Religion is going to be in the new video. He told us to rock great. And we did. Then Intuition was played, and Tony showed us how great singer he is. Tony said he was impressed that Seven Seas where on top of the Svisj list. And the guys ended with that song.

Oslo is a little bit scary at night, so we desided to leave when the show was over. Back at Haraldsheimen I had a hard time falling asleep. Thinking about the show.

Next morning I got up early. Eate the horrible Norwegian breakfast. Then I started on my trip back home. I had to go a longer way back, and change train a couple times.  The first train went to Hamar. In Hamar it was just 10 minutes to wait before the next train moved on. But it was full and no room for longleged people like me.  They didn’t even seerve food. Only chockolate and chips. It was a so long trip. At Røros it was 45 minutes to wait, so I hoped for a cafe house or something where they served food, but no. Only a kiosk where they did sel hot dogs. I was so dissapointed. The last bit was so boring, boring. I was lucky when I was back in Trondheim. In time to make planes for the next show on Friday.