It’s not spring yet but Finnish nightingales finally left their North Pole nests and flied to London. I couldn’t peep vids because obviously sweethearts were exhausted by the incredible performance and fell asleep. I’m sure that HIMsters were flawless and the audience was vibrating. HIMsters exhausted their fans. From the Black Sabbath to Doo Wop it’s called spectrum. Personally I didn’t have the slightest idea that Ville is so into Woo. To call a spade a spade black people must have a music gene. As far as I know this genre had a lot of black people. Many famous black musicians and singers were not musically educated. At least at the beginning of their careers. Music and singing were inside them. They were literally self-taught. Ville’s references to bathing are quite often in his interviews. A widespread belief says that we are creative the most when we are missing something. Ville is in the most creative state when he is bathing. So what is Ville missing in the bathtub? It’s not rhetoric at all. I wish the interviewer grabbed the opportunity of asking this question. What might he have outside the bathtub that he might not have inside the bathtub? It’s not rhetoric. It’s rather the riddle of the Sphinx. Ville’s bathtub is his missing place. In my opinion it doesn’t matter what musical genre one prefers. I’ve never understood pointless and at times stupid animosity between rock music and pop music and on top of everything is classic music being against them all. Sentiment is the core of every genre. Any kind of music classic or hard rock that touches a listener and never lets him/her go is a miracle of sound. I wish HIMsters loads of sonic miracles. For Ville sonic miracles are somewhere in the bathtub awaiting to burst out.
Posted on: Sun, 07 Dec 2014 02:00:50 +0000
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