David Bowie once recalled in an interview about his time with Brian Eno while the two were famously making the Berlin Trilogy: “Eno came running in and said, ‘I have heard the sound of the future.’… he puts on “I Feel Love,” by Donna Summer. ‘This is it, look no further. This single is going to change the sound of club music for the next fifteen years.’ Which was more or less right,” said Bowie.

It started in the Nordic countries but went from there to Germany and ended its expansion in the United States, and most of the episodes are spent reminiscing about Thor’s twelve eventful years abroad. Among the performers who appear in the full-length documentary, docu- fiction “THE MAN WHO LOVES MUSIC” and are connected to Thor in one way or another are Savanna Trio, Dátar, Hljómar, Heiðursmenn, Ævintýri, Þrjú á palli, Nilsmen, Gamma, Nina Lizell, Lee Hazlewood, María Baldursdóttir, Abba, Amon Duul ll, Frank Farian, Boney M, Rolling Stones, Giorgio Moroder, Donna Summer, Bruce Sudano- Brooklyn Dreams, Dimitri from Paris, Twiggy, Tom Moulton, Grace Jones, First Choice, Elton John, Pete Bellotte, Keith Forsey, Les Hurdle, Gaz, Jürgen Korduletsch, Joe Bataan, SalSoul Records, Joe, Ken and Stan Cayre, Munich Machine, Günther Moll, Madleen Kane, SalSoul Orchestra, Metropolis, Sweethearts of Sigma, La Bionda, Marcus Miller, Melba Moore, Cerrone, Ronnie Jones, songwriters, arrangers, producers, studio owners, relatives, old friends and many more.