The other day I went on a long car trip (7 hours) by myself and I was in the mood to listen to all of my Vintersorg CDs in a row. Maybe because I was driving through the country and all the trees and lakes inspired me. 
Plus I was excited that I was going to see some mountains for the first time in my life (ok what most people would call large hills) but I've never seen any kind of mountain at any time, ever. Sad isn't it? Anyway, it was nice just to be able to get away from my job and life in general and drive by myself to a location in the middle of nowhere and hang out. I was totally in the mood to listen to Vintersorg and nothing else that day.
To get to the point, it was during this trip that I came to the realization that The Focusing Blur is now my favorite Vintersorg album. It does take a little time to really "get into" but once it does, it really sticks with you. I have a smile on my face whenever I hear it, because I love it that much!
Ok was this little story worth a whole new thread? Prolly not! Haha! Just wanted to post it anyway.
Plus I was excited that I was going to see some mountains for the first time in my life (ok what most people would call large hills) but I've never seen any kind of mountain at any time, ever. Sad isn't it? Anyway, it was nice just to be able to get away from my job and life in general and drive by myself to a location in the middle of nowhere and hang out. I was totally in the mood to listen to Vintersorg and nothing else that day. To get to the point, it was during this trip that I came to the realization that The Focusing Blur is now my favorite Vintersorg album. It does take a little time to really "get into" but once it does, it really sticks with you. I have a smile on my face whenever I hear it, because I love it that much!
Ok was this little story worth a whole new thread? Prolly not! Haha! Just wanted to post it anyway.
