Ville puhuu ihan asiaa, viisas mies on ja tekee niin mahtavaa musiikkia että sitä ei voi sanoin kuvailla. Turhat judut vois lööpeistä jättää menee. Niinku ville sano yhes haastattelussa et se on harmi miten on ollu lööpeissä sellasista ihmeellisistä juduista et moni unohtaa miten paljo hän on tehny musiikin eteen duuniin, mä ihailen häntä muutenkin kun vaan musiikin takia, hieno mies
Oh its great - i love him in this amazing short interview - hard times for ville - only the passion for music can help him being sober...i´m very proud of him - and i adore the hottest man on earth...*sigh*...
Woman:Ville Valo's life changed drastically 3months ago, but he still doesn't try to avoid screwing up. According to Valo, there's even supposed to be a lot of pain involved in making music and art. Ville: Let's just say that I'm not all that interested in what they write about me, it's mum and dad who it bothers. But well, what the hell, if I'm only 30 and have been making music since I was 7, of course I've performed drunk, of course you have to test your own boundaries and screw up.
Man: HIM has sold over 4,5 million records world wide. Thirty year old Valo admits that making music and art involves a lot of pain, and finding your own place in life is not simple.
Ville: I've felt that my place and purpose is to be a sonic anthropologist who uses only himself as a guinea pig. Anyway, I write my diary with music, and talk about my own experiences, and put myself accidentally and sometimes on purpose, in situations that cannot necessarily be described as positive. That's maybe the closest to the truth. But well, pain brings art to life.
I've never beaten women or been aggressive towards anybody except the occasional neighbour, and that's not much. That's life. Everybody screws up. You learn by sticking your fingers into a wall socket and seeing how it feels, and after that you're not going to do it again. It's unfortunate that it has happened, but I'm hardly the first performing artist to have been on stage while under the influence. I think, lets say, it's a badge I wear with pride.
Anyways, I search for my place, one searches it one song at a time. I don't want to find anything, I think it's nice to have surprises around the corner. THE END
Sure, a lot of same stuff here (Kerrang interview). Ville said: What the hell, I´m only 30 years and been plying music since I was 7 years old, of course I´ve been drunk on stage, you got to push your own limits and fuck up. I´ve never beaten women etc. Everyone fucks up, but you learn by your mistakes. You put your fingers into a plug box and see how it feels. After that you won´t do it again.
START:Woman:Ville Valo's life changed drastically 3months ago, but he still doesn't try to avoid screwing up. According to Valo, there's even supposed to be a lot of pain involved in making music and art. Ville: Let's just say that I'm not all that interested in what they write about me, it's mum and dad who it bothers. But well, what the hell, if I'm only 30 and have been making music since I was 7, of course I've performed drunk, of course you have to test your own boundaries and screw up.
I've never beaten women or been aggressive towards anybody except the occasional neighbour, and that's not much. That's life. Everybody screws up. You learn by sticking your fingers into a wall socket and seeing how it feels, and after that you're not going to do it again. It's unfortunate that it has happened, but I'm hardly the first performing artist to have been on stage while under the influence. I think, lets say, it's a badge I wear with pride.
Man: HIM has sold over 4,5 million records world wide. Thirty year old Valo admits that making music and art involves a lot of pain, and finding your own place in life is not simple.
Anyways, I search for my place, one searches it one song at a time. I don't want to find anything, I think it's nice to have surprises around the corner. THE END
Ville: I've felt that my place and purpose is to be a sonic anthropologist who uses only himself as a guinea pig. Anyway, I write my diary with music, and talk about my own experiences, and put myself accidentally and sometimes on purpose, in situations that cannot necessarily be described as positive. That's maybe the closest to the truth. But well, pain brings art to life.
