Barbie Bones

Barbie Bones was a rock band from Bergen, Norway that existed in the period 1987 to 1993. The band started under the name Monalisa Overdrive, and released two albums before it was dissolved. Under their first name, they released the EP Shake Me Hip in 1988. They then changed their name to Barbie Bones released their first album Brake For Nobody på EMI Music in 1990. The album was released worldwide, and the band played concerts in Europe and the U.S. The second album, Death in the Rockinghorse Factory, was released in 1992 and it was awarded the 1992 Spellemann prize in the rock category. Despite good reviews, none of the albums achieved big sales figures. This combined with problems with the follow-up from the record company led to the band being dissolved in 1993. The band has since had some reunion concerts, including in connection with a jubilee concert for the venue Garage in Bergen (2000) and at the 2006 Nattjazz. Yngve Sætre: vocals Dag Igland: guitar Sveinung Igesund: keyboards Rune Kogstad: drums Geir Luedy Andersen: bass (−1989) Espen Lien: bass (1989–) Brake for Nobody (EMI, 1990) Death in the Rockinghorse Factory (EMI, 1992) Biography at the Norsk pop- og rockleksikon Review of "Brake For Nobody" at Allmusic.com Soga um Barbie Bones – Freely by the memory of the skald Sveinung Leifson Igesund