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Interview with Nightwish's Tuomas Holopainen

Nightwish is nowadays Finland's greatest music export which competes against Lordi. The state of the affair isn't quite balanced because all eyes are now on Nightwish. The new album Dark Passion Play will be released next week and the tour starts in October. Even the smallest daily papers are following the band's news. However, the biggest question is “what power takes the thing forth?” The singer or the composer?

Let us focus on the most important person of Nightwish: without Tuomas Holopainen we wouldn't have Nightwish or anything to talk about. Elsewhere most of the Finnish media is reporting about the new album, about the new singer, about the expectations and the band's change, but we wanted to meet this man from behind the scenes. First we saw of Tuomas Holopainen was an old sailor's smile and a piercing gaze – after that, being in a surprisingly positive mood, Tuomas turned out to be a bit more exeptional person. And then this shy boy, every goth girl's dream, told with his calm dialect about his favourite drinks and his woman of dreams.

Hi, how's it going?

Nothing special. I just haven't waken up yet, but it'll pass.

Did anything extraordinary happen yesterday?

Not really. We were rehearsing with the band. Actually I went to bed at ten.

So how's the band? Getting ready for the album release and the tour?

Well... Everything's going very smooth... I mean everyone seems very excited, even a bit scared about the coming gigs and how they'll go. Anette is doing really well at the rehearsal. The band is still completely out but we still have time (laughter)...

Of the new album's songs Eva touches me the most. What can you tell about the song?

I've always written songs about childhood, innocence and childhood's happiness so this time I decided to do a song about the other side of childhood. There's no real story behind Eva, she's just a girl who's bullied at school. She's the most sincere, perfect human being you can imagine, who goes to school every day not knowing what the day will bring. A sad little story.

But you don't have such experiences?

No, but I've seen it happen. I've never been bullied, so to speak.

Let's talk about childhood a bit more. You've always said how perfect your own childhood was, living and growing up in the countryside. But on the other hand, isn't it important for children to grow in a more social environment, with other children?

Of course that is also important. I had this kind of side in my childhood. I had lots of friends at school when I was little.

You've also said that you don't like to explain the meanings of songs and albums but among the new songs there are some that send a very clear message, like Bye Bye Beautiful...

You can tell about them, but I don't want to explain them word by word. It's no secret that Bye Bye Beautiful tells about Tarja. It's our farewell to her. I don't know where the title came from. It just came. The song is made in good spirit. It could be called Bye Bye Ugly One but that would've been very insulting, wouldn't it (laughter)?

In the end of the older Ever Dream is mentioned that it tells about your two dreams, one of which came true. What about the other one?

Never (laughter) no...

Is it true that you'll re-record Angels Fall First-album with Anette?

No. It's just a rumour. We aren't going to re-record old albums, that's for sure. Maybe we'll record live versions of some older songs, as bonus tracks in example, but nothing in a studio.

What's the next single and video?

Bye Bye Beautiful. It's quite surprising, something you'd never have expected to see on a Nightwish video. It's rather shocking, everyone who has seen it has been like “what the f*ck”. And you know, I think it's quite ironic. It's also funny, in a way, although it's not one of my favourite videos.

In what state of mind were you composing the new album?

Well... Bitter, very sad, dark...

Have you got over it?

Yeah!!! (really happily) It's actually a funny thing because every song on the album has been composed in 2005 and in the beginning of 2006. I saw things very differently back then. Now it feels really strange to rehearse songs like Poet and the Pendulum or Bye Bye Beautiful because I can't get into the same feeling anymore. Now I sort of hear them like an outsider. But though feelings have changed since then we can still play those songs.

Many things have happened during the past year. Big changes. Do you feel like you've evolved as a person and as a musician in the process?

Things have actually changed very little. The soul of the musician, my persona, hasn't really changed. Maybe I've become more cynical, I can face certain things in humour and I don't get insulted so easily. The media rumba of 2005 taught me a lot in that. Maybe I'm also a bit more broadminded and I don't take things so personally and seriously. But the shyness and the self-esteem issues still exist. Perhaps I believe in me a bit more, but just a bit.

Then, what do you still miss in your life?

Let's say balance... (long pause). I feel like all things are going up and down inside me but I wish they'd get balanced. Or that I could forgive myself the matter that I'm not perfect in all ways. I'm also very impatient so patience is the virtue I'd like to have. 'Cause everything has to happen here and now, like with little children, so...

What do you think on stage, when you are performing?

On stage you feel like you're in your own micro cosmos. You really live the songs there, you don't just play them, you sink into them. You're like in a totally different world. You don't really think about it. I like to play with my eyes closed because when I look at the audience I go rigid as shit. This of course depends on where you play and how you feel. Usually a gig is a two-hour escape to your own little world, at its best it's a huge mutual orgasm between the band and the audience.

Which do you appreciate more, the making process or the result?

Definitely the process. It's a thing you have to remember. We've been doing this album ten months in studio. You just wait the day when the finished package and the master tape is in your hands. The feeling is relieved every time that happens, “finally it's done”. But then hits the depression. “It's over already?” - so the journey is always more rewarding than the arrival. You keep that in mind.

Speaking of making albums, what was the best and what the worst feeling you had when making this album?

Hmm... In many ways this was the easiest album of all. I mean that there wasn't a spiritual jam in any point, the chemistries were working constantly, everyone was really self-confident. So even though it was a big process, it really was the easiest. We had also very fun in the studio. I can't think of anything bad...
Maybe the fact that it took so much time. So the worst part was that I was married to these songs for two years. I thought about them each day, every moment. When I finally got the master in my hands I couldn't make anything out of it the first time I listened to it. After that I couldn't listen to the album in weeks. That took some time but I can listen to it now and it feels good.

Were you able to take a vacation after the studio sessions?

I had a week off a couple of weeks ago. I had finally time to move in to my new house.

What's it like?

It's great (smiles). It's the first residence I actually own. It's truly fantastic to own something own. I don't often get the urge to take an actual vacation. As a musician I'm never at work and never on a vacation. The boundary between the two is very fragile.

And then something totally different. Here are a few objects. Choose a couple of them, the ones that mean something to you. Then tell us what they mean or represent to you.

There was a mask, a dwarf figurine, Disney's Beauty and the Beast figurine, a five Euro bill, Oceanborn-cd, a compass, a small bottle of whiskey, a leather whip, a tea bag, an old black-and-white photograph, a needle and a key in the basket.

So what ever comes to mind? Well, those two (dwarf figurines) instantly caught my eye since my mother calls me her own little house elf. So whenever I come home from anywhere there's always a card in my room, saying “welcome home, my little house elf”. I think that's quite cute. I love her, she's great! I love these kind of elf and fantasy figurines.

This other elf is a cook, the other takes care of himself.

Oh yes. I like to cook and eat... Though I don't take very good care of myself. I dye my hair time to time and put on some kohl now and then, but that's pretty much it.
The next object is definitely this whiskey bottle. See, when it comes to liquor, whiskey is my favourite drink!

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What kind of whiskey?

Scotch, malt whiskey. Belantines is a mixed whiskey, which is quite ok. But I like Laphroaig, Lagavulin and Ardbeg. All strongly smoke-flavoured stuff. That's the best.

And you drink them neat?

Of course! No ice nor coke. If you want a whiskey cola you should use Bourbon, like Jack Daniels or Jim Beam. But never mix coke with mal whiskey, that's blasphemy!

What happens to you when you drink?

I get drunk (laughs)! I get a bit more talkative, a bit more social and a bit more broadminded, but never aggressive. I'm not like that. Just more talkative.

Do you have any fun drunken memories?

Of course, who wouldn't (laughs)! Sometimes when you get drunk with the guys you sometimes end up naked, sometimes even in public. It's slightly embarrassing afterwards because you don't know where your clothes are...

Well, that's happened to everyone...

Exactly! What else do we have here? This (a compass) reminds me of hiking, which is possibly my favourite pastime. I feel really bad 'cause I didn't have time to go hiking this fall. It's always been a supply of life to me. Like psychic and spiritual cleansing. This year I just haven't had time for it so I don't know how I'm going to cope.

Where do you usually go hiking?

To Lapland, Finland. Kuusamo, Karhukierros, I've been almost everywhere in Finland. Usually I hike in a forest from five days to a week, 5-6 nights and 50-80 kilometres.

Do you fish or hunt in addition to hiking?

I never fish or hunt. I just hike. It's the best. Sometimes we have a tent but I prefer sleeping in a cabin.

But a tent is more romantic. All the noises and you're closer to nature...

True, but it can be romantic in a cabin as well. And it's easier. I love the nature. Peace and quiet. I also love physical exertion. You have to be like a wet rag and every muscle must hurt when you finally reach the campfire. You can feel the strain of the walking in your legs, that's the best feeling ever. After a week of hiking you return to the hotel and to shower. You must not shower during the hike. You must be dirty and sweaty. I love it, it's my thing!
And then what?... I'll choose this (Diney figurine), everyone knows that I'm an insane Disney-fan and Beauty and the Beast is my favourite of the Disney-films. I always felt like the Beast, something rotten inside, but a good heart. Ugly from the outside, longs for the perfect woman. I think that my perfect woman in this world is Belle. Everyone else dreams of models or of Pamela Andersson but I dream of Belle. I think she's the most beautiful ever – and she's also a nice character. I'd have her if I had a chance.

How about money?

Money (the five Euro bill). I don't know. I'm really bad when it comes to money. I don't even know how much of it I have or how much I make. I don't know about our gig fees or how many royalties we get. I shouldn't say this aloud but I really don't know. My father takes care of these things. But sometimes ignorance is bliss when you don't have to worry of such.
On the other hand I'm a bit ashamed 'cause I'm so bad at money business, but I just am. That world couldn't interest me less. It takes effort to go to a bank and take care of insurance matters or anything, you know. But to some people, like our drummer, money is a second nature. He likes to deal with money. It doesn't make him greedy but it's good that we have one guy who understands something about these things.

How about rest of the band? What's the loveliest thing in Anette?

She's really open personality. She has a catchy smile and character. She's different from the other band members in that and she's really pretty too.

So the rest of you isn't so open and easy to approach?

That's the case. She brings balance to the band by being so open. You can make her smile and laugh easily.

Do you think that her being a foreigner affects that?

Not in any way! We possess the same Nordic, even a bit melancholy way of thinking.

What's the most romantic thing in Emppu?

(Laughs and then a long pause) He's a great listener. Emppu's always asking “how are you doing” and “do you have heartaches, would you tell about them?” He's really unselfish and honest. He truly cares about his friends and their well-being.

So he's a good psychologist?

Yes. Very good.

What's the strangest thing in Jukka?

He's thoroughly vegetarian. He doesn't wear leather clothes, he doesn't eat fish or chicken. He eats eggs but nothing that has ever breathed. He's very precise about it.

What's the most annoying thing in you?

Maybe impatience, I want all at once and that can be a bit annoying.

What's the funniest thing in Marco?

The funniest thing in Marco (rolls the R)... He's a very verbal person. I don't know how he does it but he has a great sense of situation comedy. At gigs for example, when he talks to the audience, things can get overly funny. Although a couple of times it has gone too far...

What did he do?

We used to play Megadeath's Symphony Of Destruction on the American tour and he said nasty things about some of their politicians. I told him that that's not Nightwish' thing, we'll leave such rants to U2 and System Of A Down.

If you could re-incarnate as someone else, who would it be?

Walt Disney. I'd like to know whether he was so good a person I've always imagined him being.

What kind of a man do you think he was?

A complete genius, genuinely innocent and child-like. Perhaps I wouldn't want to meet him because if he wasn't like I've imagined him, it would crush my illusions and make me sad.

Have you ever experienced a close call?

Once. I fell asleep on the driving wheel. In 2004 we had just come back from a tour and the plane had landed. My car was waiting at the air port. After 20 kilometres I fell asleep and I recall waking up when friends shouted “Wake up, wake up!! Are you sleeping?”. The car had already drifted to the other lane and there was a car ahead of us, 30 metres away. If I had woken up a second later...

Fate! If you believe in such...

I'm very skeptical about those things. My life philosophy is that I believe in everything, that everything is possible, but I don't have a strong faith. I wish I had. I wish I could believe strongly, for example, in God but it's a fifty-fifty situation to me. Yes or no. And it goes for everything.

Do you believe that soul can have an age?

Soul?! (long pause) Same answer. Maybe... Hard to say.

Can you laugh at yourself?

Yes – and I'm really good at that! Every morning after I wake up I look into a mirror and laugh. I also laugh at Nightwish. I'm really good at this.

What would you add to the Seven deadly sins?

Intolerance. I think it's the biggest cancer in the world.

Are you happy?

Yes I am. I love life and I think world is a beautiful place. I've been blessed with so many good things that I'd be the most ungrateful guy in the world if I wasn't happy.

Translated by Berende from the Nightwish Discussion Board

The Songs That Changed My Life - Tuomas Holopainen, Nightwish

Walking In The Air - Howard Blake
"This is the song from the animated movie 'The Snowman' and it's the song that I would take with me to a desert island. I think it's the most beautiful piece of music ever written, and it brings back a lot of memories for me because in Finland every Christmas Eve they show 'The Snowman' on TV, which makes it a really big part of Christmas. We decided to cover it in homage to the greatest song ever written."
FIND IT: 'The Snowman' soundtrack, 1996.

One - Metallica
I really was not into hard music at all until I saw Metallica in Kansas City in 1992 when I was 15. I was on a foreign exchange thing and the family took me to see Metallica and Guns N' Roses in this huge arena. I remember when I saw Metallica I didn't expect anything, but when Metallica came out with all the pyrotechnics and explosions and stuff I was like, 'This is the coolest thing I've ever seen' and I turned into a metal fan immediately."
FIND IT: 'And Justice For All', 1988

Why So Lonely? - The 3rd And The Mortal
"When I heard this song on Finnish radio was when I discovered females in metal music. That album is still one of my favourites to this day; it brought in this whole new idea of females singing with metal bands, F and definitely without it Nightwish would not exist."
FIND IT: 'Tears Laid In Earth', 1994

Over The Hills And Far Away - Gary Moore
"This was the first music video I saw about 20 years ago and I just immediately fell in love with the song and especially the video. I think it's filmed in Ireland, it's Gary Moore playing among all of this really beautiful Irish scenery, which just looks incredible."
FIND IT: 'Wild Frontier', 1987

The Battle - Hans Zimmer
"From the soundtrack to the movie 'Gladiator'. This is probably the best piece of film music ever written, and it really started me off as a film music maniac. It's about 10 minutes long, and it really captures everything that's great about that movie soundtrack, you can really visualise bits of the movie in the music, which is something I really got into from seeing that film."
FIND IT: 'Gladiator' soundtrack, 2000

Fields of Coral - Vangelis
"If I had to name one song I've listened to the most times in my life, it would be this song. Literally thousands of times and it really hasn't lost any of its appeal at all. It's seven minutes of the same thing over and over again but that atmosphere in it is huge. I've fallen asleep so many times to this song, it is so heavenly."
FIND IT: 'Oceanic', 1996

Sear Me MCMXCIII - My Dying Bride
"My Dying Bride have had a massive impact on me, particularly in my lyric writing; I think Aaron Stanthorpe is one of the best lyricists in the whole world. When I was at high school there was this girl, and she didn't know anything about me, until one day I went to her and gave her the lyrics to this song and said 'This is how I feel about you'. After that we were together for a couple of years!"
FIND IT: 'Turn Loose The Swans', 1993

Guilty Pleasure! Frozen - Madonna
"This song itself is incredible, but what makes the song great for me is the video, because it's probably the best one ever made. I love all the imagery and atmosphere in the video; It's quite dark and looks like something we might do, with all the landscapes and the girl dancing and stuff"
FIND IT: 'Ray of Light', 1998

Tuomas Also Loves
Carcass - 'Heartwork'
Queen - 'The Show Must Go On'
Rammstein - 'Sonne'
Herbie Hancock - 'Chameleon'
Pantera - 'Mouth For War'
Xentrix - 'For Whose Advantage?'

Интересный достаточно выбор песен у маэстро))
p.s.: как убеждался в том что Metallica затягивает многих, так и до сих пор продолжаю))

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Guilty Pleasure! Frozen - Madonna

Вот бы и записали кавер на нее... Правда, до них это проделывали наверное тысячи метал-команд, то я думаю, что у найтов бы получилось лучше прочих...=)

HaCkEr, Точно! Да и One вообще офигенная песня очень... Тоже очень нравится. =)

Нашла на headbanger.ru интервью с Петером Тагтгреном - лидером Pain, в котором он упоминает про найтов)

Изначально вы должны были приехать к нам с Nightwish пару месяцев назад, но наш вопрос касается другого вашего совместного путешествия - европейского тура, где вы также выступали у Nightwish на разогреве. О нем очень много писали - сначала на вас напали грабители, потом полиция обыскала ваш автобус - так что мы читали новости и думали: «А хватит ли у них сил довести тур до конца?» Итак, как же вам удалось выжить?

Фэны Nightwish очень тепло нас принимали, так что это было несложно. Когда ты выходишь на сцену, ты забываешь обо всех проблемах.

После этого тура вокалистка Nightwish Анетт Олзон приняла участие в записи нескольких песен для твоего нового альбома “Cynic Paradise”. Как возник этот альянс? Ты ведь никогда раньше не работал с девушками у микрофона …

Все получилось благодаря нашим совместным гастролям - именно тогда нам в голову пришла мысль сделать что-нибудь вместе.

Ты планируешь и дальше сотрудничать с какими-нибудь вокалистками?

Не знаю. (Смеется). Поживем - увидим; может, да, а может, нет.

Мда уж, "умеют" журналисты вопросы выстраивать))

а что я вам принесла ))))

пока на английском, переводом займусь позже))

MeNaiset 15.1.2009

(cover) Nightwish-singer ANETTE OLZON: "Now I understand Tarja Turunen better"

Vacation and distance from the band's guys have helped Nightwish's Anette Olzon to deal with the stress that made her collapse in November.
- The atmosphere was tense and inflamed but the issues have now been solved.

"A big fight cleared the air"

The sliding doors to the airport lobby open rarely. It's quiet on Helsinki-Vantaa (airport) and the grey day doesn't seem to begin eventhough the clock already ticks the afternoon.
Singer Anette Olzon is used to travelling. The biggest tour of Nightwish's career is still unfinished but the group got three months of vacation around the turn of the year. They'll reunite on March 11th when the Dark Passion Play- tour continues in London.
This time Anette has left her large pink suitcase home and hurtles through the doors with just a hand bag. The black hair from the start of her Nightwish days has turned blond and I meet a reformed singer in a long honeyblond look and glasses.
Anette is regonized everywhere but with the new look she's been left suprisingly alone. The new disguise won't probably work long but Anette is happy.
- The old Anette is back! I was blond in my former band and this is closer to my natural colour than the black. The circle has closed in a way.
The singer has relaxed from touring by spending a luxury weekend in Stockholm where twenty-something-year-old boys came to talk to "a little older mama."
- I'm that old! Well not really, apperently me and my sister still look quite alright, the 37-year-old Anette chortles.

A refreshing fight

Anette glows energy eventhough the stress of the South-American tour and meltdown in the middle of a show in Brazil still heat the back of her head. Outsiders speculated what caused it but according to Anette she left the stage due to loss of her voice caused by the smoke machine.
- It's a big deal for a singer to loose one's voice on stage. On the other hand if the same situation had happened six months earlier I definetly wouldn't have walked off stage. Also the stress and bad feeling in the band erupted in Brazil.
Anette says she's an emotional woman. If the situation between the band would've been normal she'd been stronger. The long tour started to show in everyone.
According to Anette the atmosphere on the road was tense and inflamed and under the stress she didn't know how to have as thick of a skin as a performer as the guys had.
- They've had ten years of shcool in this business. I only have two years behind me. When people become tired of eachother they become alienated. Every group needs a war sometimes and we hadn't had one during the whole time I was in the band. We'd rather tiptoe around eachother than argue.
Talking about the tour at the end of the year gives Anette chills but the relief after the fight is even greater.
- A big fight clears the air. Everyone was tired but we got things solved. There's no point in dwelling in the past, you have to think ahead.
In creative work too much is sometimes just too much. Anette has had to get used to that the plans in the morning have by noon been mixed and the palette has been built all over again. And again. And again.
- On stage though everything is fine and we all have fun. The hassle outside the stage causes the most stress. It's not just about music, you have to constantly deal with new people and things around you, Anette ponders.
While clearing the everyday life in the band Anette decided to change a few things. She made a deal with a well known manager office Hagenbyrg. Anette believes that in the long run the know-how of a big company will also help King Foo Entertaiment who manages Nightwish.
- It was a hard decision for me because I didn't want problems with the band. I said that I have different needs in these things than the guys. I for example need clothing sponsors which doesn't intrest the rest of the band. Now I have a person for that kind of stuff.
Also the fact that the manager is Swedish has helped Anette's job. Against the expectations in the beginning working in English has been a little more complicated for Anette. Also King Foo has worked with the guys for ten years and because of the long history is more at their service.
Anette emphasizes that it's more about making the practical things more fluent, not a separation from the band. Now she doesn't have to get snappy if the manager hasn't done something and the rest of the band doesn't have to worry about Anette's special needs.
- I understand now that Tarja Turunen surely had a reason to take her own manager and so do I. That doesn't affect my desire to be in the band though. I believe this desicion will help us all.

Son's name tattooed on her leg

Artists in jobs filled with change have different ways of making themselves feel at home. For Anette one way was to tattoo her son's name Seth on to her right leg. The boy already old enough for school is the apple of Anette's eye. Eventhough her job requires beeing away from home alot, Anette rejoices about the long free everyday things they do together.
- Of course it's hard sometimes. When I'm away alot he asks when he could come along on tour. We play near home rarely and he has his school so the visits don't happen often. I anyhow feel great how proud of me Seth is.
Anette tells her son loves the whole band. The band members are his idols and he wants to be a guitarist when he grows up. One of Seth's top moments was when Nightwish performed on Metal Town-festival in Gothenburg.
- Seth came onstage to bow with us. I of course want to protect him but I had to allow him that chance. He says it was so cool to be on stage that he wants to come along next time and he decided to become a rock star when he grows up.
Taking a family on the road isn't unusual especially in big bands. For Nightwish though it isn't possible so far. They live in buses for long periods of time and family life with nannies wouldn't be possible in those circumstances. Instead there's quite a rock show going on at home. The guitar gotten from Nightwish's Emppu Vuorinen has been in a lot of use when Seth puts on his own concerts in the living room.
- Maybe he'll be the next Emppu, who knows? They do look a little alike, Anette laughs.

Divorce in bedlam

During the past year and a half Anette has experinced indulgence from the media but also the flip side. Especially her performing outfits have been criticized. Anette isn't greatly affected by the comments. She is going to keep on supporting Swedish designers by wearing their clothes in the future.
During the meltdown in Brazil the media grabbed to Anette's family affairs. Her now ex-husband had to answer the strangest questions and wonder where on earth the papers had gotten the idea that they were fighting over the custody of their son.
Anette has noticed that the style of the media has changed especially in Sweden and she has hired a personal coach to help her deal with the fame.
- Last spring was a hard time. I felt like I needed help with the media. At least I learned that you can't win with everything. If I comment on something things might turn even worse, Anette sighs.
Now she thinks she might become a media coach for other stars in the future.
- You can never know when the band thing ends or I loose my voice for good. I've always been intrested in psychology and studied it. I believe I might have a lot to give.
The behaviour of Nightwish fans earns praise from Anette.
- Our fans don't discuss our personal things on the internet. They understand that everyone occasionally has bad moments.

Goals

Anette is a great sushi lover but now the sushi restaurants in Helsinki are on a siesta following lunch. Luckily traditional Finnish food also works and Anette eagerly sticks her spoon in the fishsoup. In front of her meal she paints the scenery of her own future. Eventhough Nightwish is now the most important thing a person with a family has to think further about her career.
- Though I now enjoy having three months of spare time I can't just be and do absolutely nothing. It's good to have quiet moments when you have time to think what you want from life. In the middle of a rush you just try to please everyone and get everything done.
The limitation of life makes Anette reflective.
- Every moment could be the last one. You should enjoy life and leave unpleasent things behind you. If you stay and ponder every unpleasent thing or person you'd go mad. And there are a lot of shitheads, Anette sneers.
At one point Anette dreamt about her own barbershop but now the dreams have gotten clearer. To the daughter of a seamstress clothes have always been a passion and Anette plans to one day desing her own collection. She has found a night school in Stockholm that teaches clothing desing and studying intrests her as soon as the tour with Nightwish ends in September.
- My clothing has been criticized but I'd like encourage women to dress personally. Many female singers especially in harder music look the same which is a shame in a way. Also I think it's smarter to invest money on something than to simply blow it away. Why wouldn't I invest on my own clothing store?
Anette starts to talk about the men in Nightwish who have also gotten excited about styles. The criticized white coat worn onstage by Tuomas Holopainen was in Anette's opinion a good choice. Also Emppu is intrestd in clothes and even the antishopper Marco Hietala suprised eveyone by buying three coats and three pairs of pants all at once.
As her own style idol Anette mentions Nina Persson from The Cardigans. And though the Swedish fashion is very simple and black Anette plans to keep playing with styles in the future.
- Making my own collection may be a long project but you have to start somewhere. You have to have goals in life to aim for. Many artist run a record company after their careers but I don't see myself in that role. I'd rather invest on something I love.
With at least the same amount of passion Anette invests on her other loves. It's hard to hide the happiness glowing on her face.
- I'm really happy now. I again have someone important in my life, Anette smiles and this time isn't talking about her son.

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и сканы

о БОЖЕ, КАКИЕ ТАМ ФОТОГРАФИИ )))


простите великодушно, не удержалась)))



сканы оригинального размера ЗДЕСЬ: http://s40.photobucket.com/albums/e246/susitar/Nightwish/Lehtijuttuja/Lehdet%2032/?action=view&current=hpqscan0001-1.jpg

Фото бесподобны просто!!! Я в восторге...

Спасибо огромное за старью, чууть осилила, славабогу! Сет! Сет будет играть с нами в сушипотруль, слышала, мама?

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И я жду-недождусь от неё линии концертных штанов для гитаристов

Офигеть!! Фото просто супер!

Hevein, спасибо за статью и фотографии

Аня наша просто великолепна!как когда-то сказал Туомас-charming)может даже самая удачная фотосессия..фотографу респект)рад,что у неё всё хорошо!ждём на сцене после перерыва

вот я сижу смотрю на эти фотографии.... и у меня просто крышу сносит...... о господи )))))
да мне мне спасибо, а девочкам с оофциального форума, это они молодцы)) я лишь переносчик этой болезни под названием "Анетт красавица, мы её любим" )))))

стоило мне немножко пролистать галерею по ссылке, как напоролся на скан обложки этого же журнала, за 4-ое число с Тарьей
пойти на почту подписаться что ли?

Обожемооой) А эта фоточка: http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e246/susitar/Nightwish/Lehtijuttuja/Lehdet%2032/hpqscan0004-1.jpg - маленькая, но какая
И фото на обложке.
Та, где смеется, не очень понравилась...

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Anette is a great sushi lover

ну кто б сомневался, что она наш человек

А я тут сижу и тупо пялюсь на обложку журнала...
Красотень)

Прочла интервью.. Довольно интересно. Были немного печальные моменты (очень больно читать про то, что проблемы были, хотя это вполне нормально), улыбнулась, прочитав про звездный час Сэтта))
Заинтересовала новость про создание собственной линии одежды (Анетт-стайл rocks ^_^)

Блин... Какая она красавица

OceanReBorn, я тоже заметила) И там фото хорошее) Правда, есть некий дефект, за который надо прибить фотографа и визажиста. Могли бы исправить, вообще-т.

Hevein, пасиб за материал! =)
Журналисту респект за заголовок))) Фишку рубит что надо)))