Let the fun commence:

1. Install Windows 7. I installed it alongside of OS X, and used the bootcamp-assistant (from OS X) to partition the harddrive.
2. After installation of Windows 7, insert the OS X install disc. Ignore the auto-run dialog.
3. Open a command-promt (start > run > cmd > enter) and navigate to the folder on the OS X install disc where the bootcamp .msi-files can be found. Issue the following command: msiexec /i BootCamp64.msi
4. Windows will warn you about compatibility issues. Ignore these. If you get an error mentioning the number “2229″ you need to change your locale (date format etc.) to US english in the control panel, and try the previous step again.
5. Bootcamp should now install properly, and ask you to reboot after a while. If your touchpad isn’t working properly (like not being able to right-click) install this update.
6. Aero (the flashy interface effects) might be disabled at this point. An easy way to get proper effects again is to run the Windows Performance Test (or whatever it is called) found somewhere in the control panel.

Hopefully this worked for you like it did for me. Battery life is just as horrible as when using good old Windows XP (~2 hours), but at least you can feel content knowing that you circumvented Stevie-boy’s horrible horrible attempt at forcing you to use OS X.

Vi spillede en god håndfuld koncerter på forskellige venues, hvor hele vores setup (rig, scenegulv, komplet lyd- og lys-setup, etc.) skulle med rundt. Man lærer hurtigt hvordan lastbilen pakkes bedst, og at sætte pris på digitale pulte på sådan en tour.

Følgende optagelse er optaget med LS9′eren, og taget direkte fra main outs. Det er langt fra perfekt, men Atter en dag vækker mange minder og følelser hos mig, så jeg har alligevel valgt at ligge det online: Atter en dag

Teaterkoncerten var instrueret af Gert Møller Jensen og bandet var ledet af Kræn Bech Pedersen.