Lahko noč iz Vilne! It was a really great gig, of course also because we got to hear all the songs. The livestream has apparently been on Jan's side in the loft. I myself was more on the other side, mainly because Jani's side filled up clearly faster. I would have preferred it too (sorry Kris, you were lovely too). I couldn't see Jan very well from where I was, but someday I'm still going to get closer... Jan, the elusive troubadour.
I admit that I manifested Boja's titties and I got them! Anyway, I was happy to see the Stožice outfits, I like them. Everything looked wonderful, really such handsome men in person. A special mention should be given to Nace, who is getting hotter every day. From there, smoldering stars were flying around that huhhuh. I myself got stuck quite a lot in those aforementioned tits.
The baby was told that B's voice was not at its best. I think it sounds good. Looking from where I was, the audience could sing along maybe a little less than I expected, and many were quite static in their seats with their phones in hand, but there was enough screaming (I'm not innocent either) and there was a lot of hand waving etc.
I guess you saw it live, but before Ngvot, the audience really got excited to throw some trash, some of which hit B's (semi)acoustic guitar with a loud crash. He was not in the mood. Said something like "please, not the guitar". Annoyance was visible on the face. Sit just started singing and playing Ngvoti sped up, so Kris's "introduction" was completely omitted. However, Kris finally sang the first verse. Kris had that tiara dropped from the loft, I can't remember during which song.
One noteworthy thing was before A sem ti sagal, when B pulled the troubadour introduction from Janč and was in the audience saying that the troubadour will serenade you and you and you... and then he said the same to Nace and took a long break... to which, surprisingly, there was not much reaction . Nace himself was "oh me?" Sit B continued the same to all the other boys in the band. But there was a little shipping content from Boitsa.
It was also cute that a child could sing Umazane misl. It went well, you could probably hear it live. B saw the trouble that he was given the mic just for him. There were a surprisingly large number of children there anyway.
B seemed to like Vilnius. In my opinion, there were clearly more compliments than in Finland. The November snow was amazing. It is said that the Lithuanian language thank you is my favorite of all the ways to say thank you (it resembles a sneeze). They plan to return to Lithuania soon. Still, I would say that you were not surprised by the same electrical energy that Tampere had. Well, it was indeed a slightly different audience profile. A plus for the audience is that there was no screaming of boys' names in the hope of attention, and no brooches were thrown on stage.
Oh yes, and it was quite a lovely moment when Jan played the Lithuanian quintet song Stay and the audience sang along with Bojan. However, they didn't play it as an encore, even though B kind of hinted that. In the Novi val, Jan played long pieces with his eyes closed, feeling it out.
That was a lot of fuss, sorry about that.
Live loppui UM alkupuolella, kun striimaajan akku loppui, eli laulatukset jäi näkemättä. Kiinnostavaa, että paikalla oli paljon ihan lapsia, striimin kautta sitä ei näkynyt, mutta ehkä toi tavaroiden heittely artistien päälle kertoo vähän nuoremmasta yleisöstä?!
Biisit tehokuunteluun ja -toistoon ja pidetään Suomea esillä!
