A bromance that is so smooth that they can tell each other everything. A bromance like this can only stay a bromance for so long. The countdown started and I started to feel my fingertips classically itching. The smooth flowing music continued playing, calming down my quickening heartbeat. Excitement and adrenaline hit my veins like a crescendo as I anticipated the absolute thrill our show was bound to bring. I could tell that the crowd would be amazing and pumped up. The other members made their way on stage and everyone cheered like their lives depended on it.
I did just that when it got to my turn. Surprisingly the cheering got louder when I walked on, but only to greater and mostly effeminate heights when Chris walked on. Once I was strapped on I was good to go and sent a thumbs up to the rest of the group.
The music suddenly darkened as Ghost strummed a chord that set the crowds heart on fire. And this song is called puppets! Chris was never one to kill a build-up. All of us on stage started bouncing together and doing our thing immediately. This was our style. He worked the stage like a pro, making sure he covered all the angles so every single person in the crowd got a good dose of his perfect facial expressions.
It was his entire fault that my mind seemed to wander throughout the first half of our slot. Ricky Olson. Ricky Olson Ricky Horror in Control of authorities Wikimedia projects Data: Q Data: Q Ricky Horror in Ricky Horror. Guitarist , Bassist , Showgirl. The album was pretty much done before we switched labels. Usually, the way we write is that we have everything almost done before we go in the studio and tracking things out and changing a few things.
And what usually needs to be changed is just chorus chords or stuff that can help the vocal melodies flow well. So the album was pretty my done, yeah. He would come in and just give his creative insight to songs. Interestingly, you guys actually change producers a lot more than other bands in your genre who would stay with the same one for three records then shift.
Yes, exactly! One last thing that sort of ties into that ideology, I wanted to ask about the album art competition you guys held. Was it pretty unanimous the choice or was there a debate between yourselves over which one to pick? Well for the submission thing, there was about two-thousand entries. Chris went through every single one and he picked the best fifty out of that and forwarded them to us.
There ended up being about two that we all liked and thought were the best. There was a cool one that looked like a typical metal cover that I thought suited us, and then the one we ended up picking. We all ended up choosing it because it was more the striking of the two.
It was more recognisable.
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