Post by legendarymember on Feb 20, 2010 21:47:47 GMT -5
Hello everyone! As many of you are aware by now, E.S. Posthumus has an official fan page on FaceBook, YouTube, and Twitter.
I posted a question on that page I thought I should ask all of you.
www.facebook.com/pages/ES-Posthumus/195021517128?ref=ts
The question is: When listening to E.S. Posthumus, it is undeniable to say that one creates a scene, place, action, or event in their imagination when listening to a particular song. What thoughts arouse in your mind when listening to certain tracks of their work?
My answer: ust to generally list a few, when I listen to Caarano, I think of someone who has overcome a seemingly impossible challenge and has exalted into heaven. With Nara, I imagine someone cliff diving. Varuna puts the image of someone having a race in a motorcycle (which is why I listen to it when I jog). Lavanya also gives me the feeling of someone free-falling, but more so in a dream. Whenever I listen to Ulaid, I think of someone who is finally free from trouble after much work and dedication.
What is yours?
I posted a question on that page I thought I should ask all of you.
www.facebook.com/pages/ES-Posthumus/195021517128?ref=ts
The question is: When listening to E.S. Posthumus, it is undeniable to say that one creates a scene, place, action, or event in their imagination when listening to a particular song. What thoughts arouse in your mind when listening to certain tracks of their work?
My answer: ust to generally list a few, when I listen to Caarano, I think of someone who has overcome a seemingly impossible challenge and has exalted into heaven. With Nara, I imagine someone cliff diving. Varuna puts the image of someone having a race in a motorcycle (which is why I listen to it when I jog). Lavanya also gives me the feeling of someone free-falling, but more so in a dream. Whenever I listen to Ulaid, I think of someone who is finally free from trouble after much work and dedication.
What is yours?
