Showing posts with label Emilie Autumn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Emilie Autumn. Show all posts

Friday, September 13, 2013

The Asylum for Wayward Victorian Girls

What made me happy today? The Asylum for Wayward Victorian Girls!
Yesterday evening, I entered The Asylum for Wayward Victorian Girls. I came out victorious. We reclaimed the Asylum!
I don't even have enough superlatives to describe Emilie Autumn's performance last night. It was an awesome, epic, amazing, touching, heart-warming, joyful, mad, insane, shenanigan-filled march to victory. It was wow, just so wow. I'm a bit hoarse today, from cheering so loudly. The crowd took a little while to get warmed up, but by the end of the show, it seemed like the whole room just exploded.
The songs were great, and well-performed. The acts were mesmerizing. And a bit creepy. I added a picture below of the black creature that took the stage during 'the scavenger'... There were loads of shenanigans, but also some very touching, tender and heart-warming moments. The best moment of the show? For me that was when Emilie herself was standing right in front of me. She looked right at me. Her eyes briefly flitted down to the heart I'd drawn on my cheek. Her eyes got that look of recognition in them, she briefly smiled at me and nodded lightly as if she tried to say 'keep fighting sister'. I felt so connected to her at that moment.
The show started with 'F.L.A.G.' and ended with 'One foot'. And then it was over. The crowd exploded. We kept applauding, cheering, whistling. And then Emilie and the bloody crumpets came out again. Emilie started talking about how amazing we were. About how all of us Plague Rats were special. And how she always loved the girl Plague Rats, but how the gentlemen were her heroes. She thanked the audience for being there, for giving her a home and a chance to do all of this. She made me tear up...
I don't know if she'll ever read this, but in case she does, I'd love to say this to Emilie: it's us, your Plague Rats, who should be thanking you. I've been a fan of you since Enchant. I love your music, I love your look, I love the way you don't hesitate to speak your mind. So thank you for the wonderful music you make. Thank you for sharing your talent with the world. Thank you for the amazing shows you bring. And most of all: thank you for helping me through a lot of things with your music. Thank you.

And now it's time for the photo bombardment!


And my new tank-top!

Thursday, September 12, 2013

Into the asylum

What made me happy today? Going into the asylum.
Tonight is the night! I'll be taking back the asylum with my fellow Plague Rats :-) For those of you who are thinking I've gone mad, let me translate: I'll be going to see Emilie Autumn perform this evening.
You can expect a full report on the show tomorrow :-D
And this is what I look like:

Wednesday, August 28, 2013

Come and see the show!

What made me happy today? I'm going to see a show!
And not just any show. I have tickets to go see Emilie Autumn on 12 September, and one of my best friends is coming as well!
I still remember the first time I saw her perform. It was on April 12th, 2012 in Brussels. The same friend was with me. I had been a fan of Emilie Autumn for a few years, but this was the first time I saw her perform. I was swept away, there was such a great vibe going on. It's not just a concert, it's a show with a dash of burlesque, insanity, cyanide and tea. My friend and I loved it! I hope this one will be even better!
Now I need to go and find my wayward Victorian girl's uniform ;-)

Sunday, May 19, 2013

Fight like a girl!

What made me happy today? Fight like a girl!
I am, of course talking about the new Emilie Autumn cd and awesomely cool music video! I'm kind of jealous about that guard though. Wish I could kiss her ;-)
The video has a slight 'Sucker punch' feel to it. By the way, sucker punch is a great movie :-)
But I totally love Emilie Autumn. Don't know why? Just check out the video! Listen to the lyrics, and you'll see how awesome she is. Check out her other songs as well, she has created so many beautifully disturbing songs.
I've also been lucky enough to see her perform live. What an experience! It's a concert with a show, a dash of burlesque and tea! If you ever get the chance to see her perform, take it! It's totally worth it.
So yeah, I'm a plague rat and part of the asylum army. Here's hoping us wayward Victorian girls will rule the world one day!