Thank you so much 🩷 Troy sounds incredible there, really rounding out the song experience! Thank you for exploring Nightwish' Perfume of the Timeless on the Q Ship!
Omg, yaay Gabriel, so happy to see you again. Yes I'm exciiited; I want to make it a tradition to listen to Nightwish every so often 🩷🩷🩷 I have your list to go thru and talking more new songs suggestions too!
Hello Bessy, greetings from UK Thank you for taking a look at this, I am so glad that you liked it 🥰 You have a lovely singing voice, by the way 😁 Troy (multi-instrumentalist) was singing at the end, and it was also him playing his Irish Bagpipes at the beginning when they were listing how many ancestors it took for you to be here (remind me to thank them) 😍 It was Floor diving past the pages of the book. She is fearless and didn't want a stunt double! Fortunately she wasn't hurt 😂 For future reactions you can't go wrong with any song from their Wacken 2013 concert. This is the same concert where "Ghost Love Score" was played. My recommendation would be for the song "Ever Dream". It asks the question "do you ever dream of me?", and I would love to know the answer 🤣
Hi Mark, you're always welcome and I'm glad you loved this video 🥰 I do love singing so appreciate your nice words 💕 I want to make it a tradition to listen to Nightwish at least once a month, please continue suggesting NW songs (on repeat, it helps with algorithm too lol) ☺️
That "deep sea" fish at (15:21) is an anglerfish. The real question is why it's made to appear much larger than the diver. Anglerfish should be no more than a few feet in length. So why make it so big? I think it's this: the artistry behind the video draws from mythological sources as well as scientific and mathematical insights involving procreation and evolution. The anglerfish has been placed as it were in the role of the devil in a Slavic version of the Earth Diver myth. Variants of the myth appear over most of the world including Finnish and Indigenous American myth. The diver, which may be waterfowl, an amphibian, a dragonlike creature, or even an otter dives to the bottom of the ocean to retrieve some mud and brings it up to form land. It's an insightful idea of its own because the continents float above a fluid mantle. If we don't read water and oceans too literally in these narratives, we can see how mud fills into geosynclines around the craton of the continental shield areas to build continents, In that Slavic version, the devil and God create together, mud drawn from the bottom because the devil demands it to happen. Some other variants of the myth depict a goddess diving from heaven to begin the process, much like Floor dives from the sky at (17:46). Why all the surreal stuff though? On one hand, the video creators like to mess with people's heads. But there's a philosophical warrant to making such oddities. We might consider the biocentric view of people like Dr. Robert Lanza, which proposes that the universe is becoming self-aware through the aggregate observations of sentient beings: and once achieved, creates itself, not just in the future, but from the beginning. This can form loops of existence as an eternal recurrence. But with each recurrence, natural laws may vary to make a world much different than the one we perceive. Why not have an owl with a spinning head, a leopard hunting nearly upside-down, or an eagle carrying an adult deer when it shouldn't handle more than a young goat? (4:22) If we go from 1 cycle to the next, we may yet perceive multiple perspectives of birds like at (19:26). A little tweek in even 1 physical constant can change everything. My takeway, then, is that we aren't just like the top film of generations like stromatolites upon dead generations before them, becoming as it were a living aroma of life throughout time, but also those who carry on in the creation of our mythical narratives. Because of our transmission of myths to succeeding generations, the Earth Diver is manifest in us and we collectively are the Earth Diver ready to be received back to our ancestors (9:40).
Holy I freakin love your deep dive! I wish I could highlight and put a badge on it and frame it! Thank you so much for sharing such great insights about Slavic and Finnish mythology and all the awesome cosmic interpretations 🥰
@@BessyQ Pun intended I presume with the "deep dive?" LOL. But what I gave was just an opinion out of mythological and philosophical study. Of course you can copy it off, highlight, frame, and badge it, putting it on your wall. But it would look rather silly just sitting there after a year, of course because everyone would be mystified as to what it's talking about. 🙂Anyway, I appreciate the detail you gave in your reaction.
Great reaction. You feel the meaning of this Masterpiece. PS it is Troy who sings the outro.
Thank you so much 🩷 Troy sounds incredible there, really rounding out the song experience!
Thank you for exploring Nightwish' Perfume of the Timeless on the Q Ship!
Welcome back to Nightwish, Bessy!
Omg, yaay Gabriel, so happy to see you again. Yes I'm exciiited; I want to make it a tradition to listen to Nightwish every so often 🩷🩷🩷 I have your list to go thru and talking more new songs suggestions too!
Hi Bessy Q Great Reaction to Great💥NIGHTWISH💥loving your Enthusiasm❤MORE NIGHTWISH REACTIONS🙏🤘
Thank you so much, love your enthusiastic comment 🥰 Feel free to suggest more songs for me!
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Hail to the Queen , the Poet, The Riff Maker, The Groove Master, The Piper of Heaven and the Beat Lord !
Hello Bessy, greetings from UK
Thank you for taking a look at this, I am so glad that you liked it 🥰
You have a lovely singing voice, by the way 😁
Troy (multi-instrumentalist) was singing at the end, and it was also him playing his Irish Bagpipes at the beginning when they were listing how many ancestors it took for you to be here (remind me to thank them) 😍
It was Floor diving past the pages of the book. She is fearless and didn't want a stunt double! Fortunately she wasn't hurt 😂
For future reactions you can't go wrong with any song from their Wacken 2013 concert. This is the same concert where "Ghost Love Score" was played. My recommendation would be for the song "Ever Dream". It asks the question "do you ever dream of me?", and I would love to know the answer 🤣
Hi Mark, you're always welcome and I'm glad you loved this video 🥰 I do love singing so appreciate your nice words 💕
I want to make it a tradition to listen to Nightwish at least once a month, please continue suggesting NW songs (on repeat, it helps with algorithm too lol) ☺️
@@BessyQ I will keep bugging you Bessy (in a nice way, of course) 😁😂
Cute and entertaining with very intelligent insight. Wow, loved it.
Tysm, so glad you loved it 🥰
Thank you for exploring Nightwish' Perfume of the Timeless on the Q Ship 🎶
Welcome back !
Happy to be back 💕
I have new appreciation for Nightwish after the awesome band bio lesson
You're welcome 🥰
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That "deep sea" fish at (15:21) is an anglerfish. The real question is why it's made to appear much larger than the diver. Anglerfish should be no more than a few feet in length. So why make it so big? I think it's this: the artistry behind the video draws from mythological sources as well as scientific and mathematical insights involving procreation and evolution. The anglerfish has been placed as it were in the role of the devil in a Slavic version of the Earth Diver myth. Variants of the myth appear over most of the world including Finnish and Indigenous American myth. The diver, which may be waterfowl, an amphibian, a dragonlike creature, or even an otter dives to the bottom of the ocean to retrieve some mud and brings it up to form land. It's an insightful idea of its own because the continents float above a fluid mantle. If we don't read water and oceans too literally in these narratives, we can see how mud fills into geosynclines around the craton of the continental shield areas to build continents, In that Slavic version, the devil and God create together, mud drawn from the bottom because the devil demands it to happen. Some other variants of the myth depict a goddess diving from heaven to begin the process, much like Floor dives from the sky at (17:46). Why all the surreal stuff though? On one hand, the video creators like to mess with people's heads. But there's a philosophical warrant to making such oddities. We might consider the biocentric view of people like Dr. Robert Lanza, which proposes that the universe is becoming self-aware through the aggregate observations of sentient beings: and once achieved, creates itself, not just in the future, but from the beginning. This can form loops of existence as an eternal recurrence. But with each recurrence, natural laws may vary to make a world much different than the one we perceive. Why not have an owl with a spinning head, a leopard hunting nearly upside-down, or an eagle carrying an adult deer when it shouldn't handle more than a young goat? (4:22) If we go from 1 cycle to the next, we may yet perceive multiple perspectives of birds like at (19:26). A little tweek in even 1 physical constant can change everything. My takeway, then, is that we aren't just like the top film of generations like stromatolites upon dead generations before them, becoming as it were a living aroma of life throughout time, but also those who carry on in the creation of our mythical narratives. Because of our transmission of myths to succeeding generations, the Earth Diver is manifest in us and we collectively are the Earth Diver ready to be received back to our ancestors (9:40).
Holy I freakin love your deep dive! I wish I could highlight and put a badge on it and frame it! Thank you so much for sharing such great insights about Slavic and Finnish mythology and all the awesome cosmic interpretations 🥰
@@BessyQ Pun intended I presume with the "deep dive?" LOL. But what I gave was just an opinion out of mythological and philosophical study. Of course you can copy it off, highlight, frame, and badge it, putting it on your wall. But it would look rather silly just sitting there after a year, of course because everyone would be mystified as to what it's talking about. 🙂Anyway, I appreciate the detail you gave in your reaction.