Stunned Nightwish Reaction | The Greatest Show on Earth (with Richard Dawkins) Live at Wembley 

THIS! This is why we watch reaction videos. To vicariously re-experience the wonder and joy we first felt hearing/seeing masterpieces like this. I'm a 65 year old grumpy metalhead, and I'm in tears. Thank you Dom.

Nightwish is basically the only band that makes a 21 minute song that leaves you wanting more at the end. Also, it's great to see you back and reacting to Nightwish again. Hopefully you react to their new song "Perfume Of The Timeless", which I am sure you will love.

There’s something poetic about you experiencing this song as random people walk and drive by your window. Each of us in our own little worlds but together in this larger one.

No matter how many times I have listened to the song, it still gives me multiple "Floorgasms" and tears running down my cheeks! I am 66 years old, and Nightwish is the only Metal band that can bring tears to my eyes!

I saw Nightwish live in Birmingham UK November 2022, they are truly awesome, mesmerising. I've seen many many top bands but Nightwish are on another level.

They played this when I saw them in 22 but they did not have all the music and spoken words at the end. They closed out be Floor and the band comoimg out and did the last part of Ad Astra. As soon as it was over I got back to my car and as I am waiting for the line of cars to get out, I wept like a baby. I am a 51 YO Male and I cried. Irt was just so magical. When the entire venue was screaming "WE WERE HERE" I was not in my body. I was floating above the cloud. Word of Warning.........When you do the new song that just came out "Perfume of the Timeless", pull uo the lyrics beforehand as they are stunning. I would also advise tissue near by. That song is extremely powerful. EPIC.

intelligence of Tuomas combined to Floors amazing voice is just a combo keeps on giving

Ja, WE WERE HERE !!!!!!!! We are the lucky ones.......

I saw this live twice now, and it gets better and better every time

It is for sure the greatest show on earth 👏🤘🏻

Beautiful reaction, Thank you 😆 This is just a masterpiece complete with goosebumps and it just keeps building. WE WERE HEEEERE!!

Four point six billion years packed into 21 minutes and change. Yes, you heard harpsichord. It was part of a quick nod to the history of music. If memory serves, it included fragments of: Dies Irie, Minuet in G, Toccata and Fugue in D Minor, a quick banjo arpeggio, Enter Sandman, and just a touch of EDM...and I'm sure I've missed something. The reason for the crowd cheering near the end of Prof. Dawkins' presentation was his line, "endless forms most beautiful". That's the title of the Nightwish album on which this masterwork can be found, and the album for which they were touring to promote at the time.

yeah thanks for taking the time to share your reaction there is so much on this video that it takes a couple of watches to digest everything but it was a pleasure watching you watch the video thank you

When you re-watch it again by yourself, try the version from Tampere. It has some special uniqueness that will enhance the awe factor even more! And, speaking of awe, "Awwwww, Luna is so cute. Give her an extra big nose-boop kiss from this fan!"

An artpiece second to none. And great reaction to it. Next Perfume of the Timeless. Greetings from sunny Finland.

This is the joy of good progressive music whether it be Metal, Rock or even folk. It envelopes you and carries you away from your everyday state and takes you somewhere else like a good film or a good book. The greatest show on earth is a fabulous example and hopefully encouragement for those that exist on three minute radio ditties and gym playlists to take time, sit comfortably pack a lunch and LISTEN………………. Better for you than drugs but just as uplifting and once experienced just as addictive.

I think this was the song that really got me hooked on Nightwish. I'd obviously heard a few of their other songs before this one, but this was the one that let me know that Nightwish (Tuomas, especially) were a bunch of science nerds just like me. Tomorrow I will be travelling all day from North Wales, and this time tomorrow evening I will be in the Klokgebouw in Eindhoven watching Floor Jansen in concert. Can't bleedin' wait! 😁

Floor: Enter LUCA Marko: Enter Ionia Both: Enter ratkind... Emppu: Enter Sandman

You reaction made this epic performance even brighter. Yes - you are the metal muse. Greetings from Germany!

That was the last part of an entire concert!🤘🎸

Nightwish, the greatest show on earth, the only time you don't mind being in a traffic jam as you know you will be able to hear the full song., good to hear a reaction video from a fellow Scot, keep up the good.

I've watched this performance and reactions to it hundreds of times... Dom, I have to say, I've never seen anyone understand and appreciate this masterpiece on the level that you did particularly on their first viewing. Your observations were spot on and shows a high level of intelligence on your part that shines through. Keep doing what you are doing and thank you.

Amazing reaction to an amazing masterpiece. I have been to several hundred concerts and watching NW perform this live is one of my all time favorite moments in my nearly 60 years on this planet!

I CANNOT believe what I just watched! Yet I do understand it. I don't even know if there's been a better song/performance in my over 50 years of life on earth. I feel like I could die a happy person having experienced this. Please play this at my eulogie. I, too, will listen to this MANY more times. Thank You, Nightwish (forever) and thank you Metal Muse for sharing!

Imagine that this was the first Nightwish music/video you ever heard/saw!!! This RU-vid video is how RU-vid first introduced me to Nightwish a couple of years ago. I was totally amazed by the band, the performance, Floor, and the subject of the song. Took some time to scrape my jaw off the ground. I have not stopped listening to them and saw them live virtually twice in May 2021 and live in Montreal in May 2022.

Hi Dom, Great reaction as ever. Yeah, this is one of the bangers from Nightwish. As you guessed it, it is the evolution of earth put in 22 minutes. The part with the harpsichord is actual the evolution of music, you hear different music genres passing by, like classical with the harpsichord, metal with Metalica, and techno drumbeat last. Luna, congrats with the new position as reaction-cat. Please look after Dom. I think Dom has some claws of herself if she wants to, but nevertheless look after her. We the reaction viewers really like her reactions. Dom, thanks again, and keep on rock'n.

And I am stunned with your beauty😮

Thank you for this fantastic reaction❤. I was lucky to hear them perform this live in Gelsenkirchen last year. And yes it was even much more impressive live!

'Floor summoning life into existence' is probably THE single best summary of that piece of music I have ever heard. I had to pleasure oof seeing this life 5 times by now aand it's noothing but shivers down yoour spine for 20min straaight EVERY DAMN TIME.

I remember the first time in heard this, during lockdown. Got to the "We were here" bit and had a massive adrenaline rush and burst into tears! I'm guessing you've already done Ghost Love Score, and just wait til you get you Peopt and Pendulum. Also you were right, Its was Bach, Not content with the history of the universe, he popped in a quick music history lesson too, with Bach, Metallica and a bit of dance music. Enjoy the rest of this jouney down the rabbit hole. There is amazing stuff still to come, from a grumpy 46 year old musician!

Hi Dom, thanks for this. Great analysis, in tears here. This song normally does that to me, even after the 100th time! Such a thoughtful piece of music. Love Luna. Cats are always welcome in my eyes!

Richard Dawson, who narrates during the song & comes out at the end ro speak is an evolutionary biologist who wrote the book The Greatest Show on Earth, which was the inspiration for this song.

welcome back to the NIGHTWISH ARMY !!!🤩🥰😍

Indeed the greatest show on earth. I love hearing the tremor in your voice.That emotion is universal to everyone hearing this. It makes you so concious about being lucky to be alive and experiencing all the wonders around us. Not just taking everything for granted. This is not just music. It is poetry, filosofie, pure happiness, a warning, everything. This should be showed at universities all around the world at the beginning of every new semester. To make future generations aware of who they are and what we can achieve or loose if we don't take care about each other and our planet.. I can think of some leaders in this world who could benefit from receiving a copy of this as well.... Love seeing you being blown away. Because it is absolutely recognisable. I relived my first time seeing this. And yes, you were right: " is she even human?". No , She is not. She was send from the Andromeda Galaxy to bring beauty, happiness and some wisdom to those wicked earthlings. And on that same spaceship was a band called Nightwish. This really is the greatest show on earth. Mozart and Beethoven move over, here comes Nightwish.

Thank you Dom for this reaction. This song is an absolute masterpiece. The more often you listen to it and the more you engage with the lyrics, the more fascinating and touching it is. It's unbelievable what every member of the band does LIVE here, especially Floor with her gift of slipping into the role of storyteller with her extremely impressive voice. If I had a time machine, I would be standing in the front row at this concert in the sold-out Wembley Arena. 🤘

It was beyond epic it was Grand as in having grandeur.

Show time through the years perfect 👍

Epicness, breathtaking, and mindblowing, all at The same time! We were here!

Loved loved loved your reaction! (And laidback Luna😊) I've had quite a bit of most favourite bands in my 66 years of life, but Nightwish is still on the top of that list for several years now. I really enjoy seeing other people getting moved by them. Thank you for that.

I WAS there. It was as incredible as you imagine. However, I have grown some resentment towards this song as the first time was "Oh my God, they're actually playing the whole thing?!?!?!" The next tour was "Oh wow. OK, they're playing it again! Nice!" THIRD tour, it was "Ohh... really? Again??? This is too much". I hope they don't play it next tour. It's too much to play every time. BUT, seeing you watch it for the first time was beautiful as it refreshed my love of the song. Amazing! ❤

I loved what you said - "An anthem for Humanity". 100%

When you say epic about any other band's song in the world, it's something extraordinary made by them. When you say it about Nightwish's song, it's like you got C-grade at school. No words are needed for NW, we saw your face expressions 😉

from the beginning to the end this song is briljant!!!

Welcome back to Nightwish Dom! We missed you so much and this was absolutely perfect! And oh my God your eye makeup was just stunning. Please don't wait so long next time. You will always be one of my favorite reactors and we love you 🤗 Just so you know, if you ever want to start a Patreon then I will be first in line to support you 😊

Absolutely Brilliant!

You're best reaction ever, love your smile and see you say fuck was so very appropriate 😊😊😊

It is so good to see your smiling face again, hear that beautiful accent, and watch Nightwish with you. The Wembley version is my fave, and I enjoyed seeing your reaction and listening to your opinion, which I seemed to always agree with. Look forward to the reaction to the new song, Peter

This is the best Nightwish song ever

Thank you for featuring this. I consider it the greatest of the three BIG Nightwish masterpieces. It is great to share people's first time experiencing this. Great idea for a companion booklet for this. There are in fact dozens of little references to scientific findings and theories buried throughout the song.

Thanks for another great reaction! Don't know if you have heard of this, but my understanding is that the pictures of individuals seen projected on screen in the ' we were here ' part are actually of missing persons; thus adding a deal of poignancy to the performance and the 'we were here ' words. But perhaps we should not dwell too much... I look forward to your future reactions and feline contributions.

Don't think I have ever seen a reactor so absolutely is no group on to this masterpiece. There is no other group on earth that compares to these people. Have to react to to your beautiful hair as well.

Hallo Scotland! Great reaction to a great song and great band. It was fun watching you watching "The greatest show on earth" for the first time. In october i`m visiting your beautiful country. I`m gonna se Aurora in concert in Usher hall Edingburgh. Cant wait. Cheers from a finn in Sweden.

The Greatest Show on Earth......The Greatest Reaction on Earth 💓 Kind regards from the Netherlands ❤❤

Thanks.. you are 1 of the few who are real with their emotions🤟 .. Floor is my musical love🤩 .. so I [think] see the same emotions👍 .. greetings from Amsterdam.. ✌

Yes, only Tuomas could tell the whole 4.6bn year history of the creation of life on Earth and its evolution into the future after man has given way to Ratkind, in the span of 23 minutes. Here are some band comments and some notes... Troy: At some point we ended up watching Richard Dawkins lectures on the internet. After a while I suggested, half in jest, that maybe we should ask Dawkins to be our special guest on the new album. Tuomas: It was an amazing idea, and I immediately started wondering if we could really make it happen. Jukka: We were naturally a bit sceptical, too - we had to try and ask him of course, but it was better not to have such high hopes. Dawkins had pretty much shied away from popular culture apart from one episode of The Simpsons. Troy: I enthusiastically assured them that I can make this work, like "You'll see, guys". Well the next morning I wasn't feeling so confident any more and I remembered Tuomas and Jukka going "Told you so" TUOMAS: Still, there was no way we could let it drop without at least trying. So we started thinking about a proper manner to approach Dawkins. We decided our best option would be to send him a hand-written, polite letter, where we would tell him about the band, the scientific themes on the forthcoming album and the fact that he had been a great inspiration TROY: We got no reply, so we sent another letter. In the end, I guess we had a bit of luck, because it turned out Dawkins personal assistant knew the band and actually liked Nightwish. He suggested that Dawkins should take our inquiry seriously TUOMAS: I was in Paris doing interviews for the Scrooge album. When I got back to the hotel in the evening. I noticed there was an email from Dawkins, something like, "1 went to the internet and browsed your band, and what I heard l liked very much. So I'd be happy to co-operate. FLOOR: Tuomas sent us a triumphant message: "You won't believe what just happened: Dawkins said yes!" TROY: It was obvious from the start that Dawkins' appearance would attract a lot of attention - both positive and negative. His book God Delusion had created a worldwide controversy. after all. JUKKA: We didn't invite Dawkins to be on our album to criticize religion but to speak as a scientist: an evolutionary biologist. Of course neither the fans nor anybody else outside the band knew it at that point. TUOMAS: There has been a lot of unreasonable criticism hurled at him for all kinds of reasons. A lot of people seem to ignore the fact that Dawkins is also happy to listen to contrary opinions and is always open for new ideas. In that sense, he's like Esko Valtaoja, with whom we had the honour to work on Showtime, Storytime DVD. I had endless possibilities in my hands for "The Greatest Show on Earth" What is the sound of crumpling continental plates that mountains are made of? Or the disintegration of radioactive components? Or the sound of space particles bombarding the earth? And how would I refer to immortal works of music composed by man? Well, I included shades of "Dies Irae" by Thomas Celano, "Toccata" and "Fuga" by Johann Sebastian Bach, banjo music from Western movies, "Rock around the Clock" by Bill Haley & His Comets, and "Enter Sandman" by Metallica. I was also thinking about borrowing "Sandstorm" by Darude, but in the end, we just went for an unrecognizable techno loop. Also Petzold and Bach. Recording - and Jukka Resigning: MARCO: Kaitsu handled the drum parts admirably, so we could continue with the other instruments right away, This time we tried to concentrate on one song at a time and kept on working on it till we felt there was nothing more we could add. TROY: And we didn't even have thunder. Rauhala does not have the best sound proofing in the world, so it would have been pretty challenging to mike the instruments if there had been rain and thunderclaps. TUOMAS: I actually got off easier than I expected, because a lot of the demo keyboards from Hämeenlinna were good enough to be included on the album. The stuff in "Sea-Worn Driftwood", part five of "The Greatest Show on Earth", for example, was salvaged straight off the demo. In Hämeenlinna, I had explained to Tero that this passage would be about "whales singing and rats taking over the world". I had just come up with that improvised stuff, and it made it on the album MARCO: Recording the vocals was teamwork in the best possible sense, no matter who was behind the mike. We kicked around suggestions and tried out all kinds of last minute ideas. Like, "Hey Floor, throw in some of that sweet upper octave of yours in the second verse... Yeah, that's a nice touch!" FLOOR: Marco kept on surprising us. He might just suddenly say, "Wait, I have an idea!" Then he'd pull out his bass and introduce an excellent harmony MARCO: It was great fun recording the vocals. I've never had the chance to impersonate a troglodyte in front of a microphone before, so creating gorilla sounds for "The Greatest Show on Earth" was pretty hilarious. I didn't want to undermine the majesty of the song in any way, but I didn't exactly do it with a straight face, either! TROY: I recorded my own ape grunts at home. To get in character, I took off my shirt, banged my chest with my fists, and pretended I was an ancient Homo Erectus. I think my wife was a bit worried MARCO: I cut my bass parts pretty quickly in about one and a half days. I even got a bit lazy towards the evening of the first day - if I had really pushed it, I might have been able to complete them in a single day. Notes: The first part, "Four Point Six", is a reference to the age of our planet -in billions of years. The journey starts with a simple but persistent keyboard theme, interrupted by massive thunder claps - the origin of life that despite the murderous bombardment by asteroids, sprouts time and again and finally manages to grow permanent roots. The word "archaean" in the lyrics refers to the Archean Eon, the first of the geological eons of the world (Gaea). Note that this piano intro is classic minimalism. It sounds repetitive but is in fact very slowly changing. In some ways it reminds me of Spiegel im Spiegel. The second part of the song chronicles the birth and the first on Earth. "Enter Luca" is a reference to an early life form, an acronym for the Last Universal Common Ancestor. We can make assumptions about the characteristics of Luca and other early life forms by reading the DNA of current organisms: "There's a writing in the garden, leading us to the mother of all." Right from the beginning, one of the key characteristics of living cells has been the ability to sense their environment and react to their perceptions: "Ion channels welcoming the outside world." In the third part, chronicling the age of man, there's a fascinating reminder: All of us current organisms are descendants of an unbroken lineage of winners. "Not a single one of your fathers died young". "Little Lucy of the Afar" refers to the famous fossil of Australopithecus Afarensis that was found in Afari, Ethiopia, a hominin that might have been the ancestor of man (genus Homo). In the long run, all species have the tendency to become extinct, and a fitting vision of the future of mankind is presented in the song, "One day'Il cease to be" On the other hand, man had earlier had "a dream to understand" and "[given] birth to poetry" . He wanted to leave his mark stating "We were here!" In the fourth part, man strives to understand it all, and Richard Dawkins takes up the story once again with a surprising claim:"We are going to die, and that makes us the lucky ones. The explanation folows shortly."Most people are never going die, because they are never going to be born. The potential people who could have been herein my place, but who will in fact never see the light of day, outnumber the sand grains of Sahara." In the fifth and final part, Dawkins recites the concuding words of The Origin of Species by Charles Darwin: "From so simple a beginning, endless forms most beautiful and most wonderful have been, and are being, evolved." FLOOR: I felt real good after the final rehearsals [for EFMB] in a New York studio. There were obviously many challenging parts in the set - I'd have to be extra careful in the beginning of "The Greatest Show on Earth", for example because some of the phones rise from the back of the throat but "operatic vocals are produced in the front of the mouth

Wonderful to see you smiling again and giving your love to the 'apprentice'. This song is the standard on how to write and perform music. As always, your genuineness and emotions bring integrity and drive to your reactions. Keep on being you, cheers Rich

Was trying to write something profound but the brain kept glitching so I'll just settle for... Thank you.

You really should watch the Tampere version as well. It is their home town so a few production changes and a bit more surprises. Suoer performance! I love both for the differences as well as the epicness. 😊

Very very beautiful, thank you 🥰🥰🥰

Forever grateful I got to experience this live.

Beautiful. Yes, Floor was Gaia in spirit.

Epica is my favourite band, but this is definitely something special:)

The title of the issue is taken from a 2009 book by evolutionary biologist and atheist writer Richard Dawkins, about the evidence for biological evolution. Dawkins also contributes to the album. Holopainen explained to HMV in March 2015: "I wrote him a letter a little over a year ago and explained what ideas we had for this album, mainly about evolution. Since one of the songs goes straight to one of his books, it felt like a perfect match to try and recite him on the album. A few weeks later, he sent me an email accepting the invitation." "Later in 2014, we recorded his parts at Hats Off Studios, Oxford. This is a huge honour for us, as Dawkins is one of our greatest heroes and his writings have been a huge inspiration for the album."

I love your emotional reaction ❤

As a matter of fact, there is a sort of companion guide. A person using the handle "steffix" made a music video to accompany this song. Actually they did tweak the video a couple of times, so there are now three variants on RU-vid. The comment sections are the companion guide, laying bare most of the Easter eggs, both musical and lyrical. Judging by the size I'm guessing that Luna is a Maine Coon also?

"Is she human?? " Yeah, everybody has that same question.. Personally, I've come to the conclusion that she just happened to land in the Netherlands, the possibility of someone being so talented so beautiful (inside out) and with such jaw dropping presence, is one in a billion or trillion. It's unreal, it's like the most beautiful fairytale or dream coming true, like a unicorn. That Woman must be declared as World Treasure and Planet Earth Ambassador.

Thanks for sharing things this incredible song. You appteciate Nightwish and we appreciate you!

Watching all these reaction videos and comments from fans, it sometimes is left in the shadow that all of the songs are basicly written by one man Tuomas Holopainen (keyboards) since the start of Nightwish. He's absolute madman and from what i've seen him talking about stuff his brain works so funny and cool its no wonder we still get these bangers after all the years. Floor Jansen is amazing, but Holopainen is the G

Charming cam position, I love to see people passing by outside the window, It add to the video overall.

I was at this concert and it was my first Nightwish gig. It blew me away

Love the reaction....you can't overthink this song....I was at that concert to experience it person....but it still gets better every time I listen to it...

Hi Dom, greetings from down south That was a brilliant reaction, thank you 🥰 The crashes at the beginning of the song were the asteroids forming The Earth in the beginning, not The Big Bang as some people suggest. This part of the song is called 4.6 which is the supposed age of The Earth (billions of years), not 13.6 which is the supposed age of the universe You are correct, there is so much in this song. One of the themes you haven't even touched upon. Embedded within the song Tuomas has charted the history of music from sound without words (Floor's first vocals), tribal throat singing, Metallica's "Enter Sandman" riff, Techno beats, Bach (harpsicord) and many others. See how many you can identify in your next listen? 😁 I read that Tuomas said that he didn't think that anybody would find them all

Great reaction! How do you put into words the spectacle that is Nightwish? How lucky are we that, in our brief time in the sun, that we got to enjoy a band such as this? Thank you!

Your joy and appreciation for this awesome band is so much fun to watch Dom. You really “get” them🤘🤘 The juxtaposition of her insane range and presence and this bands hard hitting insane talent is incredible Absolutely kickass. Kai in Beast Mode on the drum kit…Everyone performing at the very highest level….as usual🤘 (and welcome to Luna!)

Everyone should know the "tapestry of chemistry" from the years in school: The periodic table, printed on a big tapestry hanging on the classroom´s wall....

I know everyone is going to point you to the Tampere performance, but I love this Wembley performance too. Having Richard Dawkins speaking live is very special and adds something to an already incredible song. This song also ties together the entire Endless Forms Most Beautiful album, including the "We were here" section, which comes from Alpenglow but hits in an entirely different way.

I love the contribution that Troy makes here. So much more involved playing guitar with E-bow at the start sounding like a cello followed by Uilleann pipes plus backing singing. We know everyone else is brilliant. By the way, the instrumental middle section features the history of music starting with Gregorian chants and ending with a bit of Enter Sandman !

You hit it on its head FLOOR IS GAIA!!!!!!!! best pov ive ever ever ever heard in my life in descriptive of floor herself!!!

Thanks for doing the Wembley version. Most people do the Tampere concert. The Tampere one is fantastic and being outdoor they had fireworks etc. Clearly can't do that in Wembley Arena, but there are parts of this that are, in my opinion, better. The sound quality at Wembley, perhaps not quite as clear, but you do get Richard Dawkins live at the end. It was was of course special for Troy as he is from England.

Just commenting after 21 seconds. Are you aware you have a black panther in your arms ? Damn that cat is huge. But so cute

I really love this song, very long, but sooooo good ! I listen to Nightwish almost since the beginning, but they always manage to amaze me ^^

The few classical notes from a piano you heard in the middle was indeed from Bach: Minuet in G (Notebook for Anna Magdalena)

You'd appreciate this song from Tampere concert, some say it's even better.

THE Greatest sure

People on the window at 15:00 .... "Oh look, a RU-vidr doing her thing"

You have no idea what happens if the entire audience belts "We Were Here".... I have been to many Concerts but that beats everything. And yes... Tuomas is a story teller extra ordinare..

This was perfection!!! Love from Guatemala 🇬🇹❤️

A very nice reaction from you👍 You really made my day. It is indeed a great song. thanks girl😘

Dom, you're right to be flabbergasted...this song is an absolute masterpiece. I will encourage you to watch the Tampere, Finland performance on a rewatch (maybe even here!), it may be their very, very best. Thank you for reacting and sharing your emotions with us on this one.

As far as defiant screams to a cold universe that will continue long after mankind is gone, no matter what form that 'gone' takes, "We were here" is a good one.

Thank you for this - love your enjoyment and wonder of this epic composition; this is I think, to this point, the very best of Nightwish (although, since I'm a visual person I tend to gravitate towards the Tampere show, which you should totally check out, along with the beauty and power of the song itself, the visuals are so much more). Loved your comment about Floor repping Gaia... makes total sense to me :) Finally, enjoying that Luna is sharing screen time, but you may want to pay mind to that vase of flowers behind you, she seemed rather tempted for a few moments there.

15:00 🧐nosey pedestrians peek-a-boo 🤣

. 🤘 FLOOR JANSEN 🤘

Great reaction you've got a new sub

Heavy Metal was never a boring Music , ok . My start as a Metalhead was 1980 with 13 years , today with over 56 years is that normal Music for me

Great reaction Dom - you’re keeping it classy!

And if you know how Floor gets into Nightwish is even more amazing, and her first concert with them, it is overwhelming!!

If/When you feel the need to listen to this song again...then I'll suggest you watch the one from Tampere, its not better or worse its just a little different. This one got Richard Dawkings, and at some points a little better sound, but there is just something about the other one and Floors parents are also at that Show.

Nightwish is great, Floor is the greatest ! I visited yesterday her show in Eindhoven Netherlands. But maybe there is another (Dutch) band you have to listen too as well. Its called Within Temptation Listen for example "paradise", featering Tarja Turunen, a former singer of Nightwish. Its such a small world with such great singers !

This is true epic. It was wonderful to watch your emotions and reactions. Reminding of my own, and many of others reactions, How it was when we saw this first time, and How it is still amazing experience. I’m very excited to hear your reaction on their latest song and video, which they released about a week ago. It is… well, no spoilers. Check it out yourself 🙂