Anyone?

[turner]

Yeahh. I bet that's difficult.
At least costume designing sounds fun.

Oh lord you've been to Berlin too?

[melloni88]

Haha yeah it was :/ Not fun in the slightest. But yes, designing is my passion and what I was clearly meant to do all my life so it feels like a better decision.

Yep! My Mum worked and lived there for a few years so I spent the holidays over there trying to use my awful GCSE German haha. What's weird is that I never came across TH there - and yet I remember all sorts of awful German pop stars that I used to see on Viva every other day. Like Bro Sis and that really creepy boy who wore skirts...

[turner]

Hahaha that creepy boy sounds like a legend. I shall have to seek him out.

You seen TH live?

[melloni88]

Haha he was a bit! His name was Daniel something....I think. He's probably all washed up now

No, I have not. I am a recent convert unfortunately but am still outraged that they've only played here once in four years lol Oh, and that they rehearsed WTHC in London but didn't think 'hey, lets do a show while we're doing that!' Meh.

[turner]

Yes tell me about it. I had to travel to Paris to see them.

BEST DAY OF MY LIFE. So worth it.

But still, even travelling to London would have been easier.

[melloni88]

Yes I may very well do that the next time they tour - cause I know it'd be worth it. But there is something about seeing a band in your own country...I don't get why the record company don't make more of an effort over here? I really don't...

[turner]

Yes it's a mystery to us all. I think they are just ignorant. :/

[melloni88]

Clearly! I've decided that they think the music press are too nasty over here or something...but I am sure the boys can take a few journalists on lol

[turner]

Yes definitely. Plus, their english is good so it's not like back then. They could handle it. Rammstein are pretty big over here and TH are MUCH better than them.

[melloni88]

Well Rammstein have it easier in a way cause they appeal to a smaller spectrum of people and only really do promo for certain magazines who are more likely to treat them with respect. When you appeal to a wider spectrum of people like TH do you have to talk to the bitchy people lol But I agree, their English is so good now that they could more than hold their own. And if anyone is mean Bill will charm them to death by the end of the interview anyways lol

[Kaulitzie]

I'm from West Yorkshire :3 Wakefield to be precise, It's nice to meet you all

[turner]

Oooooh heyyy! I live soooooooo close to there.

When did you become a fan?

[midori]

Hey Kaulitzie! Welcome to the board. What's your name? And I second Turner's question. ;D

I don't mind Rammstein but gah, I was so annoyed when I saw Scooter's album at number one when I was at Virgin Megastore back in the day. *lol*

Whatever all the things were that went wrong in 2007 (and partially 2008) it surely left a mark. To me it often felt like the UK was in some way used to test the guys in English speaking waters and to see how things would be handled by them. I don't know what exactly happened and we'll probably never find out but it would be great if they'd finally get a label to represent them in the UK again so that we could at least buy their music. *lol* But yeah, their English has improved so much since then! They could even give English interviews now. ;D However, I think because everybody is aware of their UK "failure" in 2007 that would also mean that everybody would watch them very closely if they'd ever do something in/for the UK again, probably secretly hoping they'd fail again so they can all put another nail in the "is TH over?" coffin to go along with the bad reports about their last tour.

Anyway, I'm going to download RSG now and look up where exactly Wakefield is. ;D

[turner]

It's all just really stupid.

God, my mum even bought that damn Scooter cd and it is truly terrible.

[midori]

LOL Shame on your mum!