We’re right, you’re wrong, I’ll wait, Ring Ring

Live at Hultsfredsfestivalen, 1994

When Sator played Hultsfredsfestivalen in 1994, they brought their friends in White Flag with them. Sator started out with a set of their own, from which these three songs were taken. Nix Vahlberg and Hans Östlund of the Nomads joined the band for a rendition of The Zeros’ classic song “Wimp”. Campino of Die Toten Hosen jumped on stage for The Runaways’ “Cherry Bomb”. The whole show ended with a chaotic version of The Beatles’ “I’m Down”. The audience looked a bit confused since so few of the songs were Sator originals. Parts of the gig were broadcasted on Swedish TV.

Ring Ring

TV appearance, 1992

This is Sator miming to “Ring Ring” on some Swedish TV show. It’s probably “Megafon”, where Sator performed this song and “I’d rather drink than talk” on November 9th 1992. This was the show were Kent in an interview was asked about the meaning of the word “Sator” and explained that it was Dutch for “penis”. This started a common misconception that lives on to this day.

I wanna go home

Live at Hultsfredsfestivalen, 1992

This was the sixth time Sator (in one form or another) played Hultsfredsfestivalen. The entire gig was filmed by Swedish television and some parts were broadcasted.

We’re right, you’re wrong

Live at Hultsfredsfestivalen, 1992

Headquake instore gig 1992

This was recorded at Bengans record store in Gothenburg, on the release day of “Headquake” – April 10th 1992. Sator signed records and performed some songs: Slug it out, I wanna go home, We’re right, you’re wrong and I’d rather drink than talk. Thanks to Stefan Niiranen for sending us this video!

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Live at Hultsfredsfestivalen, 1992

We’re right, you’re wrong

Live at Roskildefestivalen, 1992

On June 27th 1992, Sator’s everlasting “Headquake” tour
brought the band to Roskildefestivalen in Denmark. This was one of the highlights of the tour as Sator got to play for their biggest audience ever. The band was joined by Campino of The Toten Hosen for a version of the old punk classic “Ready Steady Go” (By Generation X).

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Official promo video, 1990

Directed by Eric Pauser

Promo videos

TV appearences

Live, pro shot

Live, private recordings

Other videos

Speed of Sound Enterprise

Official promo video, 2000

Young Girl

Official promo video, 2000

Directed by Filip Tellander