STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) – Technicians at Sweden’s public television have unearthed an unexpected delight for music lovers a complete original recording of a Jimi Hendrix concert in Stockholm from 1969 on a tape long thought to have been destroyed.

The unmarked tape was recently found stashed on a shelf deep inside the station’s enormous archives during a project to transfer archived material from tape and film to digital, SVT spokeswoman Catarina Wilson said Friday.

“They looked through the tape and found it had some Jimi Hendrix,” Wilson said. “Then they saw it had a lot of Jimi Hendrix the entire concert, which is what makes this tape unique.”

The black-and-white recording from Stockholm’s concert hall was ordered destroyed by a producer in 1969, a time when it was too expensive to keep all raw footage, Wilson said.

Hendrix died in 1970.

Wilson said it was likely that one of the state-run network’s workers, perhaps a Hendrix fan, stashed it on the shelf, where it sat for 35 years gathering dust.

Part of the 56-minute concert was broadcast on SVT in 1969, before the Jimi Hendrix Experience disbanded, but it has never been shown in its entirety. SVT is determining if it still has the rights to show the entire broadcast of the concert.

“Of course we realize that this is great material that we would love to show,” Wilson said.

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) – They may not be soccer moms or NASCAR dads, but kids with Mohawks, black leather and multiple piercings are getting their own campaign tour of swing states.

Justin Sane, lead singer for the group Anti-Flag, thinks the anti-President Bush concert tour kicking off this weekend can make a difference.

“I do believe a song can change the world, because people are inspired by music,” he said. “There is a lot of emotion tied up in this presidential race. People are feeling the need to express themselves.”

The punkvoter.com tour will hit several swing states, including Ohio and Florida.

At the same time, some of the biggest figures in music Bruce Springsteen, the Dave Matthews Band, Pearl Jam and a dozen other acts will launch their own concert tour next week to raise money for the Democrats.

Punkvoter.com’s first CD, “Rock Against Bush,” sold 300,000 copies, and the second volume has passed the 70,000 mark, said Scott Goodstein, punkvoter.com’s spokesman.