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Over The Past Decade Oslo's Youngstorget Has Become The City's Music Hub With Places, Bars, Eateries And Record Shops Creating A Vibrant Scene In And Round The Square.

Over the past decade Oslo's Youngstorget has become the city's music heart with locales, bars, diners and record shops making a vibrant scene in and round the square.

But till the beginning of this year, visitors swarming to the copious gigs and events would have been struggling to find cheap accommodation in the area. This has changed thanks to the opening of the Choice chain's Comfort Express Hotel, a new concept it plans to launch in each Nordic capital over the next 3 years.

Do not be put off by the name. This isn't your average tasteless budget hotel chain. The lobby includes pinball machines, a local punk record shop provides a selection of new releases for sale to guests and large screens offer a vast database of where to go out. Many in-house rock radio stations programmed by 2 local rock DJs offers a pleasant change to the common chill-out compilations, which have become the modern equivalent to Muzak.

Rooms begin at NOK299 ( around £35 ) rising with demand to a maximum of around £115. Prices are kept low by charging for extras which some guests may not require. These include daily towel changes and room cleaning for those staying more than one night (around £10). Check-in is done thru touchscreens. "As the check-in is performed by the guests, we weren't looking for normal receptionists," says general manager Simen Vinge.

Workers were inducted at an audition in the nearby Revolver venue, with the 500 applicants for seven positions chosen for their understanding of music and the town.

Although the 172 rooms 50 twins, 112 doubles and ten singles are compact and there is a barely "corporate groovy" feel, there are some nice touches like iPod docks and free Wi-Fi. Guests can also open their room door by sending a text and then holding their mobile to the sensor below the handle.

Architect Lars Helling came up with the design, which incorporates the cover of a former church. Nonetheless the owners created Facebook and Twitter communities which they consulted through its development, inviting input on everything from what to stock in the store, which mags to offer and even the color schemes.

"Every time we wanted to take a decision we asked our followers on Facebook and Twitter," says Vinge. "We sell plenty of food, drink and mags because our guests asked us to put them there."

The web communities are sustained by offering members free tickets to the plentiful events which have partnered with the hotel since it opened. They include Scandinavia's great music business meeting by:Larm (bylarm.no), Oslo's prestigious ya Festival (oyafestivalen.com) and the Inferno metal gathering (infernofestival.net), with the cellar on occasion utilised for gigs.

Vinge is close about which bands have stayed at the hotel, but given that there is special entrance for artists playing at the huge Rockefeller locale across the road and ya's inspiring line-ups, there are likely to have been some massive names.

So far the sole bad behavior has come courtesy of guests attending the huge Sensation rave last April. Vinge describes that weekend as "hectic" with dozens of lagered revellers wearing white "breaking stuff all over the place".

Against this, he describes the black metal fraternity attending Inferno last May as model consumers.

"The only thing we had to deal with was putting a bloke to bed who had passed out in the hallway," he asserts. "The next day he came with flowers to apologise", writes tagza.com.

''We are the Mods'': A Transnational History of a Youth Subculture $32.95 The Mod youth culture began in the postwar era as a way for young people to reconfigure modernity after the chaos of World War II. Through archival research, oral history interviews, and participant observation, this book traces Mod's geographic origins from dimly lit clubs of London's Soho, to contemporary, country-specific expressions today. By specifically examining the U.S., Germany, and Japan, alongside the U.K., _We are the Mods_ shows how this subculture played out in countries that both lost and won the War. Each chapter, which unfolds chronologically, begins with a contemporary portrait of the Mod scene in a particular country, followed by an overview stretching back to the nineteenth-century and a section that describes Mod's initial impact there during the 1960s. This examination of the adoption and adaptation of Mod style across geographic space also maps its various interpretations over time: from the early 1960s to the present. In sum, this study emphasizes Mod's transnationalism, which is evident in the culture's fashion, music, iconography, and gender aesthetics.

''We are the Mods'': A Transnational History of a Youth Subculture $104.5 The Mod youth culture began in the postwar era as a way for young people to reconfigure modernity after the chaos of World War II. Through archival research, oral history interviews, and participant observation, this book traces Mod's geographic origins from dimly lit clubs of London's Soho, to contemporary, country-specific expressions today. By specifically examining the U.S., Germany, and Japan, alongside the U.K., _We are the Mods_ shows how this subculture played out in countries that both lost and won the War. Each chapter, which unfolds chronologically, begins with a contemporary portrait of the Mod scene in a particular country, followed by an overview stretching back to the nineteenth-century and a section that describes Mod's initial impact there during the 1960s. This examination of the adoption and adaptation of Mod style across geographic space also maps its various interpretations over time: from the early 1960s to the present. In sum, this study emphasizes Mod's transnationalism, which is evident in the culture's fashion, music, iconography, and gender aesthetics.