Blues-rock band from Oslo, Norway. Winners of the 2008 Union Blues Cup at N… Read Full Bio ↴Blues-rock band from Oslo, Norway. Winners of the 2008 Union Blues Cup at Notodden Blues Festival. Spent all of 2009 on tour, beginning in Memphis, Tennessee and travelling throughout the nordic countries.

The band split up in 2011.

Members throughout the years:
Katrine Bergersen Klemp (vocals)
Fredrik Bergersen Klemp (bass and vocals)
Martin Bergersen Klemp (drums)
Hans Olav Ingholm (guitars)
Magnus Nilsen (guitars)
Erik Lindboe Pedersen (drums)
Dan Edvard Tømte (keys)
Henrik Bergersen (guitars)

Swept Away
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Adam Douglas When all the words have been revealed And no more secrets…
Against All Will You look but don't see Somethings wrong with me Turn but d…
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Boundary Run Starlight falling, against the sky Visions strong, always ch…
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Chris Ralles/Christopher Cross/Joe Chemay/Michael Omartian I never had anything happen so fast Took one look and…
Christopher Cross I never had anything happen so fast Took one look and…
Continuance Was there a first time you can remember the structure…
Culak Alone I awoke from a dream Without you You were…
Darden Smith So we walked out and through the night We laid down…
Diana Ross I was lying there, lying on the beach I dreamed you…
Dianne Elise I never had anything happen so fast I took one look…
Fictionist The flood come rushing down the canyon But we didn't run…
Flyleaf Help help help Out out out out out out out now…
Flyleaf愀 Help help help Out out out out out out out now…
Geoff Moore We would say Your name A hundred times a day Like speaking…
i.AB Make a wish on whispered stars For a road and faster…
JayMoji You got me down You got me down, but Swept away... I got…
Jon Dee Graham If you find my car at a low water crossing With the…
Lace Ooh yeah We spent all night down by the riverside Laughin' …
Lace (Country) (Cathy Majeski/John Scott Sherrill) (Track 10 - Time 4:14) …
LIVING ROOM - The xx I get swept away When I think of you Take me to…
Mary Chapin Carpenter I am waiting with a ticket with a carry-on People everywher…
Nashville Cast feat. Lennon Stella & Jessy Schram We should have seen it Like a flash of lightnin′ Should've b…
Nic Stevens Something came alive, something came alive here Something ca…
Paolo Santos ( Swept Away ) "Paolo Santos" I never had anything hap…
Parra for Cuva You´re on with your life Not behind the scenes on the…
Parra for Cuva & Anna Naklab You're on with your life Not behind the scenes on the…
Parra For Cuva and Mr. Gramo Feat. Anna Naklab You´re on with your life Not behind, behind the scenes on…
Phish Much ado is all I see And feel like it's surrounding…
Randall Kent Come a little closer baby let's get lost We'll sleep under…
Roots - The MC's who slept for days, must be swept away MC's who…
Sammy Hagar Soft wind blowing Her hair into my face Eyes still…
Stickshift Rocketship Darling, I've been thinking honestly, I think it's time t…
The Avett Brothers Well you send my life a whirling Darling when you're twirli…
The Avett Brothers (Ft. Bonnie Avett Rini) Well, you send my life a whirling Darling, when you're twir…
The Roots MC's who slept for days, must be swept away (4X) (Malik…
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The Temptations Swept away Oh baby (ooh 0h) I want you to take all…
The xx I get swept away When I think of you Take me to…
The XX(디 엑스엑스) I get swept away When I think of you Take me to…
The-XX I get swept away When I think of you Take me to…
Xx The I get swept away When I think of you Take me to…
Yukka All this time I stayed out of sight I started wondering…

♥The XX I get swept away When I think of you Take me to…

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forSaturn

3y↑4.7K

Engineers: lifting 25,000 tonnes speedrun world record attempt any% glitchless

nour k

@Red Egg m

nour k

Onkknolvbckmfobdniejdjjb9pw

Ramis Ramadanoski

@• Scrithen • 0ü0ü

Jay Plays

And that's where the record stands today

Rocco Siffredi

It should be 25,000 per day tonnes spewed into the gulf Mexico

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Kerem Arman

3y↑2.9K

I wonder if Shell is so environmentally conscious in other parts of the world with less strict regulations, like Nigeria...

cnoogs

They do within the rules and regulations of Nigerian law. Something Nigeria themselves don't even adhere to (i.e., Nigeria's history of horrific corruption and stealing oil). Shame such a country with incredible wealth in the form of resources cannot transfer that wealth to their own people because of corrupt Nigerian politicians

Alexander M

@Egg Shaped Israeli Operative renewable energy isn’t as good as they make it seem

Starsten Cahl

@Bailey Harrison That’s not my problem or opinion. I’m just saying that’s what people are talking about when demanding higher taxes. But all that higher taxes do is make corporations move to other countries, thus you earning less taxes.

Bailey Harrison

@Starsten Cahl Your problem is that the idea of ‘redistribution of wealth’ is taken seriously in the first place. That saying is straight out of Marx’s ideology.

priti barrameanun't

Highe NO Trump™

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Jesper

3y↑1.3K

Lifting the platform: 4 different departments working together
Docking the barge: one man, a walkie-talkie and a yellow stick

Rocco Siffredi

3y↑1

25000 tonnes per day spewed into gulf

MrVnick1

3y↑5

It doesn’t have to be crazy it just has to work haha

Crispytoast

3y↑6

One of them has really tight timing constraints and major things that can go wrong in real time

Keeron Plant-Keilty

3y↑23

bro i worked as a trainee cadet when I was 17 for Solstad Farstad out of Peterhead and alpha and bravo oil rigs and it really do be like that :D

Chris Reid

4y↑87

That’s my old rig, the one I spent 3 and a half weeks on strike.
I used to go down one of those legs in a lift, below the sea level .
Strange to see it sitting in a yard.
That was an amazing lift!

Samael Bravo

how much were you paid ?

Peter Stanton

4y↑23

I was their with you Chris. I have to say that strike was worth it - it gave me a pay rise! (Drilling)

Atlas Reburdened

5y↑2.8K

"the next element is we have to get everyone off the platforms"

I'm glad you guys added that to the list so you wouldn't forget.

Athi Athish

@ZED àa

Monkey D. Luffy

They are so concern to details explaining it they've include that 🤣😂

Dmitri Legovickis

@Sergio Cruz ⁶⅚⁶⁷⁸⁹ⁿ⁰

Vibrant Designs

I thought that was a weird thing to say 😂😂

SeraphimRoad

4y↑1

Weyland-Yutani would have considered the crew expendable

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J Bragg

3y↑51

You always have an engineer say “it always feel so good to see it all come together and have everything go well.” Any other engineer knows just how much of a headache any one thing going wrong can be

J Seadog

4y↑9

I'm proud of ALL the people involved in this engineering feat. I spent many a sea days working with Shell. Moving 1.5 mile submerged pipeline in tandem tow on DP... I thought that awesome at the time. This...simply amazing. Accomplishments like this give us hope that our future is more resilient and resourceful than what current events portray. Congrats Shell!!

christian ituze

3y↑4

Truly incredible, "bravo" to all the engineers and managers

Cptn Palomar

3y↑1

that thing looked so small on the huge boat but when it was on the barge that is when I realised the sheer size of that thing ! Everything about this operation is amazing

Churble Furbles

4y↑9

The enormous effort justified is an indication of just how massive an amount of energy these platforms extracted.

Mike Keeney

4y↑4

Wait, I thought oil and gas companies didn't care about the environment? This was an amazing feat of engineering. Well done.

100PercentOS2

4y↑1

This video was so interesting and impressive. I also learned some things from it because I used the shear key technique on my RC model to stop the slippage. I don't understand why so many negative ratings on this great video.

Mark Emmerson

4y↑7

Well done. Thank you for all the beautiful needed energy you've provided the world and your responsible decision to clean up after filling our need.

catalanluke

5y↑589

This engineering blows mind! The desgin of those ships is crazy!! The cost of this proceduce also is mind blowning! Awesome clip!

J. VanH

@Va MVra you are very correct

Marc A. Brown

3y↑1

@Digipixle Oh knock it off. Our gaseous pollution pales in comparison to nature itself... We make up barely 18% of it, not even considering most of it is coming from china... does the ring of fire "ring" a bell?

Digipixle

You know what would be more amazing? If they put all this effort and resources to a less destructive form of energy.

roan 1

@%% i worked on that ship as a welder

%%

The sgip is Dutch.

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Hazar Musluoglu

3y↑2

It's crazy how big this operation is. I think it shows how we take things for granted.

abhitendra sarvesh

3y↑1

Well done engineers & managing teams ....🙏🏼😊
It's a quite challenging project that requires lots of patience & team work.....👍

Brainwashing Detergent

4y↑1

This is truly amazing! I work on land operations, and all we need are semi’s, cranes, loaders, and manpower to move locations, if there is reclamation involved, then basic dirt moving equipment (blades, scrapers, dozers) much props to these guys and gals who make offshore happen!

mrbutton pusher

3y↑1

Absolutely impressed. I wonder what it would be like to work on the pioneering spirit and watching the lift...love it...

Tom Rieken

4y↑2

I didn't watch it entirely. But Shell uploading videos like this is all part of their greenwashing. Even though I enjoy large engineering projects, since they're always impressive. Still a nice feat of engineering. Although I really wonder how much of the work Shell did themselves, in terms of just hiring another company to clean up their mess.

GTR UNIVERSO RH

3y↑1

Simples mente incrível muito bom trabalho PARABÉNS

jafinch78

4y↑2

Excellent project work! Awesome watching!

DragonBuilds

3y↑1

40 years of service is very impressive!

Barbary Yaw

5y↑3.4K

0:48 this man really just asked me how I turn 25,000 tons of steel into 25,000 tons of steel lol

Trumpsney Productions Studios

@Asa ms I don’t get it

홈케어주간보호

@Asa ms ㅐㅔㅔㅕ

홈케어주간보호

@UNO sucks 있다 호세프 ㅎ싸ㅏㅔㅕㅕ

whatisbow28

@Melvin Jansen
It ain't recycled steel yet though.
It's just scrap metal. Not much changed.

In The Shadow of a Thousand Beans

3y↑1

@Asa ms buh stæl wes mo tahn fethas

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Steven Brennick

4y↑1

Well done, amazing engineering.

vblazn

3y↑3

Wow that’s crazy. They made large oil rig from Rust into a real thing!

jdjewellpa

4y↑4

Watching this was absolutely amazing. WOW. Thank you Shell for filming and uploading this.

Liam Martinez

Hello

DAN MIDKIFF

3y↑1

Quite the great mix of precision and strength! Wow!

GeorgeMonet

3y↑1

Looked like a lot more than 9 seconds. The planning, transportation and work done before are all part of lifting the facility.

Bear Rodriguez

3y↑1

i feel like i’m watching a sci fi or astronauts dock giant space ships, this is spectacular engineering

Tim Wilcox

4y↑1

Absolutely brilliant, thoroughly enjoyed that.

Dave

4y↑1

The scrap steel value was probably something around $2.5MM. Hard to imagine that the opex and capex are much less than that, so I'm wondering how this all worked out. Was it just always considered a "sunk cost"?

Joe Smith

4y↑1

Very clever engineers with balls of steel. Underwritten by insurers with balls of cash. ...and paid for by Shell with a sack of cash that is getting smaller. Well done Shell. The pollution and misery in Bangladesh ship breakers is heart breaking.

Cecil Wilson

4y↑1

Gave a lot of people a good living with a tough working environment and gave a boost to the economy,, good to see the recycling of an engineering marvel being done

Yusuke “Eugene” Urameshi

4y↑1

Technology and those big or mega structures are so amazing 👏

grinchyface

4y↑1K

"We used 40,000 beer can rings to attach over 240,000 sea turtles to swim it to the recycling center"

SNOOF AYY

LMAO

Trumpsney Productions Studios

@Ant Man XD

Sittin On The Goddam Corner Doing Dope

3y↑8

“But we made sure to buy 40,000 new packs of beer, instead of using the millions already in the sea, just to be extra careful”

beanman

3y↑1

If it were Aus I wouldn't be surprised

Ant Man

3y↑48

The sea turtles need to earn being saved.

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DJ_Moto

5y↑1.7K

Shell: It needs to be really accurate.

Quay side: Line it up with that yellow stick.

John Wig

@Jake Denson because the reality is the ones in the office are doing the "real engineering" aka modelling, simulation etc while the production crews are assembling the parts together. Which is why there's a gap in the mindset.

Patrick Doyle

Yeah and it went from being a floating city to being shredded scrap. Like we’ve all seen the “eats anything” machines. It’s definitely harder to turn the scrap into the oil rig that to disassemble and crush it

Ben

@Jake Denson yeah not really, the operations are carried out with a lot of precision. This wouldn't be possible otherwise.

Joseph Rego

3y↑1

@Jake Denson eh, this estimate will surely work that i jus knocked up on a scrap of paper. dam bursts

einfach absurd

@Jake Denson but not always...it always depents on what they are working on...... they all have their tolerances and they try to fullfill them

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JJ

Man tbh the engineering on things like this is just absolutely amazing, like I still can’t believe things like this exist

Academic Annie

Quite probably the single most impressive video I have ever seen! Incredibly talented pool of people💯

Kinang Eagle

3y↑4

I’ve never been to an oil rig, but Im already feeling emotional for this one

juergen bertram

4y↑1

That was a truly amazing feat !!

Jim Nasium

4y↑2

This is an impressive commitment from a company! I happen to be from the USA but what you have shown is stunning. Thank you for creating this video and showing us your commitment and also showing us the very COOL stuff behind the scenes!

Peizxcv

4y↑1

Such an amazing lifting ship. Named after company founder's father Pieter Schelte's Pioneering Spirit and vision

Vita Nova

It's incredible how much stability and control the ship maintains coping with an off centre change in weight of 25,000 tonnes in 9 seconds, very impressive engineering. Does it have to shift ballast around quickly to compensate I wonder, or maybe 25k tonnes is relatively small compared with it's displacement during the lift.

NebulaM57

4y↑1

That was impressive! Thank you for sharing!

Shishir Tiwari

4y↑1

Incredible work 👏

AVI

3y↑1

I like how everything is done so precisely and then it all finishes with having to lineup the barge by eye with a yellow stick.

Ralph Averill

4y↑1

I'm always amazed at the size of the investment in the production of hydrocarbon fuels, especially off-shore production.
It would have been interesting to know the final cost of the platform removal/recycling project.

Ralph Averill

divad givin
No, it wasn’t free, even if the owners of the rig also own ships, recycling facilities, etc. There is also a likely tax deduction to further lower the final cost. But my question was about the up-front cost, not the final cost.

divad givin

It's actually free, they own ships, recycling companies etc, etc,.

Matt Morrison

4y↑3

I have an immense amount of respect for the engineering and coordination that went into this operation but something about watching this, knowing that they drained an oil field dry, and knowing that the damage is already done, depresses me. Lots.

Pierre Eshak

4y↑413

1st ship: Years of engineering, hard work, precision within half a meter
2nd ship: lInE iT uP wItH tHe YeLlOw StIcK

Mc Dickens

3y↑18

The virgin marine engineering department VS The chad Yellow S t i c c

Red Diamond

I'm proud to be a part of Shell. Its such a safe environment. Keeps u safe from predators and fish cant attack u. I'm a shellfish

SutroFPV

4y↑1

Well done, I am truly impressed

Garry Perrin

4y↑6

These people accomplished this because they were unified. This is remarkable example!

Andy Bush

4y↑1

I had a 42 year career in the oil industry as an engineer. Most people can have no clue how complex the industry is and how their lifestyles would be impossible without it. Many are rude about the industry but that is like biting the hand that feeds you. There are very few things that do not totally depend on oil and gas either as feedstock or energy. You get used to the weight of responsibilities but when you retire you realize just how big they were. Like the plant breakdown is causing losses of millions of dollars a day and it's you job to get it going again. Great rewards when it restarts, but phew.

Saskia van Houtert

4y↑1

It looks to me like a very impressive dismantelment, thanks for showings and kind regards.

Eric Mares

4y↑2

Amazing! Thanks for creating and sharing this documentary.

Wire Ghost

I am a software engineer and this video makes me believe that I should not be calling myself an engineer... such beautiful work... Amazing...

Bob M

Full credit to Shell Oil for not walking away from there responsibility ! I am glad I use there products .

Daenerys Targaryen

3y↑1

That was amazing, thank you for sharing.

B B

3y↑1

I thought the construction of the rigs was impressive this was equally satisfying

Tobias Ziesmann

4y↑473

4:57 that poor camera guy being left behind... takin one for the team :'(

Lasty Hopper

3y↑2

the company should at least take that $50,000-nish camera back.

P

3y↑3

Rip Barry, never forget

Fishy Business

3y↑3

😭😭😭 so long camera man

Suprsn

3y↑7

Lmaoo

Cenentury0941

3y↑112

Yup, after they brought the oil rig to shore, he was scrapped for parts 😭

Tiyung01

The amount of power people can produce with mega machinery just show how impossible things can be possible.

Gerald Cullen

Its nice to see big business do things right

Shena

4y↑1

Amazing things we can accomplish when bright minds come together. I love it was 4 little tugs that finished such a huge job!

divad givin

4y↑1

@Shenaagreeing that the tug boats did a great job as you said.

Shena

@divad givin what are you talking about?

divad givin

Then your really going to love my little big job.🤔😋😏

Michael Weaver

3y↑1

I’m curious on how long it takes to recycle the rig.

Yuna Harumi

4y↑2

good standard operating procedures, good equipment, produce good results

Nancy Hobson

5y↑298

As Dad used to say you'll surprise yourself what you can do if you put your mind to it!

Strange Dog that is slightly annoying

@FraznoFire I meeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan

íM ā MÂÑGÖÖ

3y↑1

They are just sucking natural resources like nothing

William Gibb

3y↑1

There is a reason, GOD gave us 10 billion brain cells! There is no limit to dreaming, only a limit if those dreams come true! So dream and creat the future!

G Bear

Being able to throw a million pounds at it helps

FraznoFire

skpilot7 but people who are rich aren’t the only ones capable of great things, or making millions/billions

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lucidbean882

3y↑13

8:00 here's the actual lift for anyone just coming for that

Sai Vignesh

I respect experts and knowledgeable people in their respective fields!

Khoi Pham

3y↑2

Fun fact: the oil rig that was lifted is only half of the Bismark's water displacement.

TrueIndie88

3y↑1

I have a whole new respect for Shell.

Duncan Mac

5y↑3

The sheer speed of the lift was really impressive. Hats off to all involved!

Reality Boat

Wow shell is cool. What a great impact they have in the world 🙏

Leonard Bangay

3y↑5

That was one of the coolest things ever. Great video.

Michael Eric

4y↑2

Amazing engineering.

Colton Crofts

3y↑2

How the company that’s actually destroying the world cares about recycling?!? How heartwarming

Noble Hobo

5y↑4

This was awesome, very interesting to watch ! Human engineering at its best

Abd

What happens to the fixed support columns left at sea? How do you ensure so one crashes in to during high tide or something? Just curious

Susan Langguth

4y↑1

Wow!! So proud of you guys

ItsMitchYT - Videos Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

3y↑1

Taken apart by local lads in my local area absolutely fantastic.

ron black

lifting fast helps the process . the ship is going up and down with the waves so the quicker you lift the better. the stabilizers don't need to do as much work. look at some videos of the pioneering spirit that's the ship and it's lifting mechanism. it's quite amazing.

Mysterian

5y↑3.7K

4:57 the camera man was recycled together with the platform

Red Diamond

😂😂😂😂

Lasty Hopper

stupid decision, at least take that $50,000-nish camera

Da bama

Sus 😳

ALCE, Jaylo S.

@GTSleepy Whoopsies

GTSleepy

@ALCE, Jaylo S. you can't even spell trash right 😂

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Richard M.

4y↑1

Amazing engineering!

RJ SAMCRO

Sitting here going yeah this looks pretty impressive I suppose then you show 25 thousand tonnes being lifted in less than 10 seconds. NOW IM IMPRESSED

sergioxs

4y↑4

Omg, shell is recycling!! So environmentally friendly!!! 🤔

Yance Nazifah

4y↑2

Amazing job.

Dislike Counter

Cool insight into how this amazing feat is done

Ming Mong

Spent 6 years on the Bravo
Happy days and great memories with the best lads 😉👍🏻✊🏻

Lynnm1956

Amazing. Combo of technology & humans working together & get it done. And get it done RIGHT!!! 👏👏👏

Khurram Shahzad

Great job done 👌

Vertutame

I can't imagine doing any of this. the action it self is just absurd to a person like me so. good job.

Andy Fleming

3y↑1

I'm always amazed that any of this is economical.

M.R.S.K

3y↑41

4:56 Legend has it that the camera man is still stuck on the platform to this day.

Edwin Park

4y↑1

Any stats on costs involved? Cost of the operation? Costs recovered from recycling? Cos of having all these people and equipment on standby? Insurance costs if things went horribly wrong? Etc.

hardtrailrider

5y↑4

Fascinating. Engineering at its finest! I'd love to pursue a career like this

J. VanH

The credit of the single lift concept goes to Allseas, a concept first introduced in 1989 based on an idea of a visionair and his father a decade earlier: Edward Heerema. Please realize: 30 years before this lift, one man has the guts to develop a concept everyone thought was crazy. He also developed DP S-lay. Not Shell. Credit to Shell for supporting first DP S-lay (Inde N-K 10") and the Brent removal single lift, but the original idea is that of Allseas' Edward Heerema.

Ziyaurrahman Qureshi

4y↑1

Absolutely brilliant 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Walter Adams

4y↑5

Shell Oil - well done!!
Well done indeed.
Take the rest of the day off.

Conner Campbell

Gotta love turning a 9 second video into 11 minutes

Steve Lam

Shell should not only survive, but thrive in a post-oil world. We should be proud as humans for the engineering marvels this company has performed in order to power our civilization for the past hundred years.

Stephen Lane

That is just so impressive. People are amazing. I think in 2020 we have forgotten that and our Governments have done their best to herd us like chicken littles.

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