Talk:Johan Renck

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Im somewhat amazed, that theres hardly any information available on Stakka Bo. Afterall, this was a popular group, with a great new sound, "Here We go" in 1993-1994.

http://www.br-online.de/bayern3/musik/one-hit-wonder/data/ohw-stakka-bo-here-we-go.shtml

http://www.aftonbladet.se/vss/noje/story/0,2789,697651,00.html

According to the Swedish newspaper "Expressen" the first New Order video, Crystal was directed by Swedish director and singer Johan Renck a.k.a Stakka Bo who previously has directed videos for Madonna ("Nothing Else Matters") Suede ("She's in fashion"), Maxwell ("Let's not play the game"). The video shoots were done in London on May 29, 2001.