“Don’t work for the job you have. Work for the job you want”. (2016) Pietari Kylm\u00e4l\u00e4. #\u0950<\/p>\n
Joined “Amen 2” launch gig at Konepajan Bruno by Anthonys invitation. The album is the second instalment of Mikko Joensuus Amen trilogy which is published by Svart Records. Amen 1 concert at the St. John\u2019s Church left a good expression<\/a>. A sample on soundcloud offers a glimpse to the massive sounds<\/a>. <\/p>\n Guitars glimmering and people crying. A group of young men were talking about the moment they felt the touch of god for the first time (at home while watching TV). The gig felt more produced than the first concert and unfortunately the flow of individual songs came off as repetitive. The tones were made to shed tears. Anthony was playing Prophet 6 and singing.<\/p>\n There was a special guy in the audience. People shot video of the events highlights (visuals were a bit dull). Suddenly this guy lifted his hands and posed in a gesture as if he had a phone between his hands. He kept his empty hands in the pose trough a song and made a mental recording. This made very one shooting video look ridiculous. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" “Don’t work for the job you have. Work for the job you want”. (2016) Pietari Kylm\u00e4l\u00e4. #\u0950 Joined “Amen 2” launch gig at Konepajan Bruno by Anthonys invitation. The album is the second instalment of Mikko Joensuus Amen trilogy which is published by Svart Records. Amen 1 concert at the St. John\u2019s Church left a good expression. … <\/p>\n