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E-Type is a Swedish Euro-techno artist who´s a big fan of Viking Age and Medieval history. Ha has also made the music for the documentaries made by Swedish TV on Birka (pseudo-medieval style music). He has collaborated with Paradox before for the game, Sveakampen, which is based on a book set in Viking Age Birka and written by E-Type.
/Vandelay
/Vandelay
Not A-Type, B-Type, C-Type, D-Type or E-Type. Not a Type at all i nfact 
. When time comes, you shall know the name and it will be a familiar one to many of you.
*quickly runs away in order to avoid further questioning*
. When time comes, you shall know the name and it will be a familiar one to many of you.*quickly runs away in order to avoid further questioning*
Originally posted by Norgesvenn
*ponders*
Oh, dear... Joey Tempest???
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!
Originally posted by Norgesvenn
*ponders*
Oh, dear... Joey Tempest???
OMG, please let it be Joey Ramone...
This cracks me up!!
E-Type has always been synonymus with Eurotrash in my book, but I guess I have been judging the book by the cover...Anyway, an other bit of E-Type trivia: His first band (a metal band) was called 'My Ninja Blade'....
Not E-Type. Phew!!! Hopefully then it´ll be those new pseudo-lesbian russian lolitas then
- Tattoo I think they´re called.In any case any heavy cavalry worthy of the name will always charge to the chorus of "Carmina Burmana".
/Vandelay
Originally posted by sergei
Not A-Type, B-Type, C-Type, D-Type or E-Type. Not a Type at all i nfact
*quickly runs away in order to avoid further questioning*
RH-negative??
I assume you mean O-Fortuna by Orff?
Yes, that music was just meant for a heavy cavalry charge!!
The soft, rythmic, beginning as you look out over the field and see the cavalry, horses ears and tails twitching with puffs of frosty breath from their nostrils. Then the music quickens and becomes fuller as the cavalry begin to walk, and then trot across the field. Suddenly the gallop and charge, as the music comes fast and LOUD (if your sound system is manly enough
) until the cacaphony and confusion that coincides with IMPACT and the gore, panic, and death which ensues.....Strange, that if you actually translate the latin, it has absolutely nothing to do with horses,
just the changing vagaries of life's fortunes...Varro