Grammis nominees revealed
Written by tevensso on December 16, 2004 to Gyllene Tider.
STOCKHOLM (UPDATED) - 
The Grammis nominees have been revealed and are as follows: Popgroup of the Year: Gyllene Tider, Composer of the Year: Per Gessle, Artist of the Year: Gyllene Tider, Song of the Year: Gyllene Tider: “Tuffa tider/En sten vid en sjö i en skog”, in total four nominations.
You may view the list, in full, at Aftonbladet.se.
The Grammis Award show will be held at the China Theater in Stockholm February 7. The following party will be held at Bern’s Salons, next to the China Theater. TV4 will air the show “live”.
- Aftonbladet.se (In Swedish)
- Ifpi
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15 comments
Judith (moderator) said on December 16, 2004 21:55:
curious: who is this Marit? Never heard of her and she got 5 nominations, is she good?
animalkingdom said on December 16, 2004 22:12:
No Marie??
Thought that Change was something the jury would definitely be fond of!!
Helene2000 said on December 17, 2004 09:50:
Really too bad that Marie isn’t nominated, as the Change is really an exceptional album, that would for sure have deserved a nomination. But great news for Per and Gyllene Tider!
LoneGunman said on December 17, 2004 21:20:
Go GT Gooooooooo !!!!
Greaaaaaaat news... and I´m not surprised about the fact that Marie has no nominations... “The Change” is a very weak album.
GT RULES !!! :)
animalkingdom said on December 17, 2004 22:29:
@ Gunman (or something...)
To be honest F5F is a LOT weaker than The Change! But I guess the Swedish jury is still under Per Gessle’s magic spell... Not that there’s anything truly wrong with that.. But still! :/
AURYTE said on December 18, 2004 11:12:
Hej, I’ve written two comments here, but it seems they are gone....
Judith (moderator) said on December 19, 2004 10:06:
The change isn’t commercial enough? ;)
tevensso (moderator) said on December 19, 2004 14:41:
The Grammis jury goes for things that AREN’T commercial.
Judith (moderator) said on December 19, 2004 16:33:
well I wouldn’t call Ana Johansson, R&M, The Hives, The soundtrack, Lena Philipsson, Di Leva, Alcazar, Gyllene Tider or Melody Club NON commercial. At least these have been in the top of charts for some months with one thing or the other (cd, single...). Can it get more commercial than Lena Ph’s “Det gör ont”? :D
Besides Marie’s album was out late October, I really doubt an artist would be nominated with a (non-commercial) album out only 2 months ago when most had their albums /singles out before summer ;)
Nox1983 said on December 19, 2004 16:44:
The Change weak album?
what about Tuffa Tider? have you listened that song? it sounds like pop with cumbia....
I cant belive Tuffa Tider is nominated as song of the year...
Bunio said on December 19, 2004 18:54:
hmmm The change is very personal, not weak.
F5F? Quite good, but below Per’s standards. Mazarin was waaaaaaaaaay better. But this is GT :)
AURYTE said on December 20, 2004 21:26:
I share Judith’s opinion. Marie released The Change too late to get the Grammy nomination. That could also be a reason.
animalkingdom said on December 20, 2004 23:48:
If GT wins the “Best Song” category I fear there will be debate over the fact that they actually have two songs (Tuffa Tider AND En Sten) competing against the other nominees...:S
Roxryder-V2002 said on December 16, 2004 19:42:
I can’t believe that Lena something is nominated and not Marie. I don’t know if the lyrics are any good, but her music says nothing to me. Marie deserved at least some honorary award for her return.
Good for Per and The Guys!!!
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