Dj Tiesto Live in Forum 2009, Copenhagen, Denmark

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I have a goal. A musical goal.
I wish to listen to (and enjoy) at least one musical artist/band from ALL 193 countries.

So far I have these 26 (I will give a band as an example):
Argentina (Los Natas)
Australia (Wolfmother)
Brazil (Sepultura)
Canada (Rush)
China (Illusion)
Denmark (Royal Hunt)
England (Led Zeppelin)
Faroe Islands (Týr) [I know it's not a country but it's cool to list]
Finland (Sonata Arctica)
France (Daft Punk)
Germany (Helloween)
Greece (Firewind)
Iceland (Sigur Rós)
Ireland (God Is an Astronaut)
Italy (Rhapsody)
Jamaica (The Congos)
Japan (Galneryus)
Netherlands (Within Temptation)
New Zealand (Flight of the Conchords)
Norway (In Flames)
Poland (Crystal Viper)
Portugal (Oratory)
Scotland (Nazareth)
Spain (Dark Moor)
Sweden (Truckfighters)
Ukraine (Brilliant Coldness)
United States (The Doors)

So what I ask for, is simply help.
Show me bands, of any genre, from around the world!

And please star the question if ya can so others can see my goal too!

Thanks everyone!
Nightlife Commando
Oh yeah duh!
In Flames are Swedish. Why do I keep thinking they’re Norwegian?
Oh well, thanks for pointing it out
This is an admirable goal

I assume that you want countries that you have not already listed?

Andorra (Persefone) — Tech/Extreme Prog Metal
Armenia (Artsruni) — Prog Folk
Austria (Agnus Dei) — Prog Related
Bahrain (Osiris) — Neo-Prog
Bangladesh (Artcell) — Tech/Extreme Prog Metal
Belarus (Pesniary) — Prog Folk
Belgium (X-Legged Sally) — RIO/Avant-Prog
Bolivia (Climax) — Heavy Prog
Bosnia and Herzegovina (Emir Hot) — Progressive Metal
Bulgaria (Velislav Ivanov) — Neo-Prog
Chile (Abrete Gandul) — Eclectic Prog
Colombia (Hidden Path) — Progressive Metal
Costa Rica (Amarillo Cian Y Magenta) — Jazz Rock/Fusion
Croatia (Don’t Mess With Texas) — Post Rock/Math rock
Cuba (Anima Mundi) — Symphonic Prog
Czech Republic (Blue Effect) — Jazz Rock/Fusion
Ecuador (Ashler) — Progressive Metal
Estonia (B F) — Jazz Rock/Fusion
Georgia (Sinatlis Tselitsadi) — Eclectic Prog
Ghana (Osibisa) — Jazz Rock/Fusion
Guatemala (Alux Nahual) — Crossover Prog
Hungary (After Crying) — Symphonic Prog
India (Motherjane) — Heavy Prog
Indonesia (Abbhama) — Symphonic Prog
Iran (Arashk) — Progressive Metal
Israel (Ahvak) — RIO/Avant-Prog
Latvia (Holy Lamb) — Symphonic Prog
Lebanon (Rabih Abou-Khalil) — Prog Folk
Luxembourg (Le Grand Guignol) — Tech/Extreme Prog Metal
Macedonia (Vlatko Stefanovski) — Prog Folk
Malta (Different Strings) — Neo-Prog
Mexico (Agora) — Progressive Metal
Monaco (Edhels) — Neo-Prog
Multi-National (Aethenor) — Progressive Electronic
Pakistan (Mizraab) — Progressive Metal
Panama (Equinox) — Neo-Prog
Peru (Don Gato) — Jazz Rock/Fusion
Philippines (Fuseboxx) — Progressive Metal
Puerto Rico (Asi Somos) — Prog Folk
Romania (Accent) — Symphonic Prog
Russia (Actual Music Quartet Rsm) — Post Rock/Math rock
Serbia (Acid Rain) — Progressive Metal
Slovakia (Ako Doma) — Eclectic Prog
Slovenia (Katalena) — Prog Folk
South Africa (Robert Calvert) — Psychedelic/Space Rock
Switzerland (Agamemnon) — Psychedelic/Space Rock
Syria (Nu.Clear.Dawn) — Progressive Metal
Tunisia (Myrath) — Progressive Metal
Turkey (Altona) — Progressive Metal
Turkmenistan (Gunesh Ensemble) — Jazz Rock/Fusion
Uruguay (Drama) — Neo-Prog
Uzbekistan (X Religion) — Symphonic Prog
Venezuela (Vytas Brenner) — Eclectic Prog
Yugoslavia (Aerodrom) — Prog Related

I used a "select, distinct" from my personal database of bands –

So — there are bands listed "early" in the alphabet —

However, there are so many more — but, I wanted to get this done, before your question was "resolved."

I can pick-out the Best bands, at a later time, for you

Edit –

Yes — I have heard all of these bands, in one form, or another

Statement on Accident SK1209
Publisert: 2007-09-09
Routed Copenhagen — Aalborg

Scandinavian Airlines regrets to confirm that one of its aircraft, a Dash 8-400 (Q400) with flight number SK1209 from Copenhagen to Aalborg was involved in an accident at Aalborg Airport, at 16:10 hrs local time today.

Prior to the accident problems with the aircrafts main landing gear was identified and the pilots prepared a controlled emergency landing. After landing the right main gear collapsed.

There where 69 passengers and 4 crew onboard and we can confirm that 5 passengers have been lightly injured during evacuation.

A team of specially-trained SAS personnel is at Aalborg Airport to provide istance.

SK1209 is a code-share* flight with Spanair flight number JK9101, BMI flight number BD3923 and Lufthansa flight number LH6002.

The Danish Accident Investigation Board will investigate the accident. Scandinavian Airlines continues its operations as scheduled.

The media information center can be contacted at the following number: +45 32 32 31 35

A special telephone has been established for relatives and friends: +45 32 32 60 01.

* Code-share - When two or more airlines state their flight number in the timetable for
the same flight, while only one of the airlines operates the flight.

SAS Group Corporate Communications

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Prince Frederik of Denmark flying 1 st time paraglider with flying teacher Andrea Kuhn

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http://www.ireland.payjoe.com/Dublin/Airport%20Dublin/index.php Dublin Airport Ireland International airport

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A terrifying moment was captured on tape by a Toronto-area family as a Continental Airlines flight lost one of its right wheels upon landing at Buffalo International Airport.

The dramatic video of Flight 3268 was taken by a passenger and obtained by the Toronto Sun. It shows the plane en route from Newark arriving in Buffalo on Tuesday night.

As first seen on torontosun.com yesterday, the video shows a tire and a piece of the wheel embly detaching from the landing gear, shortly after touchdown.

The Canadian-made Q400 Bombardier turbo-prop, which has had a recent ociation with technical glitches, was the aircraft that crashed near Buffalo in February of this year, killing 50 people.

However, investigators in that crash are looking at pilot error as the possible cause.

On Tuesday, the Downsview-made plane with 73 passengers and crew was descending over Buffalo just after 6 p.m. when ashes and debris were seen falling from the wheel as it was lowered, passengers said yesterday.

“I was scared and the other passengers looked worried too,” one passenger said. “For a moment I thought the worst in that we may not make it.”

The 37-second video shows smoke and small pieces of material being shot out from a wheel embly before the entire tire flew off, leaving the aircraft with one tire on its right side.

Passengers said they saw flames shooting from the same wheel embly as the plane took off from New Jersey’s Newark airport just after 5 p.m.

“Quite a few passengers saw the flames on takeoff,” one passenger said.

The passenger who contacted the Sun, who didn’t want to be identified, was returning with his family via Buffalo from a wedding .

Porter Airlines’ eight-aircraft fleet is made up entirely of Q400s. In the days after the deadly February crash in Buffalo, Porter CEO Robert Deluce said it wouldn’t impact the Toronto island-based carrier’s order of 10 more Q400s this year.

In Tuesday’s incident, the plane landed safely but had to be towed to the gate.

“This is not a common occurrence,” said Philip Reed, a spokesman for Colgan Airlines, which operates the flight for Continental.

“The pilot was taxiing back when he noticed there was a loss of hydraulic pressure.”

He said the incident was investigated and the plane was repaired and put back into service.

“The passengers were never in any danger,” Reed said. “This sort of thing does happen from time to time.”

Bombardier spokesman John Arnone said the tire was recently replaced by the airline.

“I am not aware of this ever happening before,” Arnone said yesterday. “This is a very robust and reliable aircraft.”

He said his firm began building the Q400s in 2000 and there are more than 200 in service worldwide. The planes have racked up more than a million “incident-free” hours of flight with more than a million takeoff and landings, he said.

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OTHER INCIDENTS INVOLVING Q400

Incidents involving the Bombardier Dash 8 Q400 Turboprop:

- Sept. 9, 2007: 11 people are hospitalized, five with minor injuries after Scandinavian Airlines Flight 1209 from Copenhagen to Aalborg suffers a collapse of its right landing gear. The aircraft skids off the runway and the engine catches fire.

- Sept. 12, 2007: Scandinavian Airlines Flight 2748 from Copenhagen to Palanga, Lithuania, also suffers a landing gear malfunction. The airline grounds its 33 Dash 8 Q400s. Within hours, Bombardier says all Q400s with more than 10,000 flights should be grounded until further notice.

- Oct. 27, 2007: Scandinavian Airlines Flight 2867 from Bergen to Copenhagen skids off the runway in a controlled emergency landing when the right landing gear fails to deploy.

- Feb. 12, 2009: operated by Colgan Air, from Newark to Buffalo crashes into a house in Clarence Center, a suburb of Buffalo. Fifty people killed.

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My flight from London was delayed so only I had 10 minutes in Copenhagen and this is what I saw. Pretty random and not what I expected, but am back in a week so will hopefully get more time to explore the city!!!

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2p flights to Billund, Denmark. A small village without a pub.. so we had to drink in hotel and field.

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The journey home to Australia.Arriving in Hurning, Denmark, the pilot and I took delivery of the small single engine Beechcraft Bonanza in July 2006. After two days of take offs and landings, we were ready to make our journey back to Australia through Europe, the Middle East and the Asias returning safely to Brisbane.
It was also the beginning of flying through unfamiliar air space, trying to understand controllers at weigh points and towers along the way that proved frustrating and at times a little nerve wracking. Tremendous physical and mental endurance was needed with difficult terrain, unpredictable weather and dealing with the army on the ground from Istanbul through to Jakarta. It is the beginning of one woman’s adventure, an ordinary woman doing an extraordinary adventure in 35 days half way around the world. To be continued……
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