Video Interview: Marco Hietala of Nightwish; May 11th, 2015; Nashville, Tennessee

Music: Heavier Than Metal by Skullfist used; with permission
I sit and talk with Marco Hietala of Nightwish in Nashville about their new album 'Endless Forms Most Beautiful'. We talk about the album's theme, Floor's contribution to the band in the studio and of course about Nightwish's first time in Tennessee!

[@Latexi_LMX]

Great interview man, thanks! Greets from Kuopio!

[@SkywarpV]

cory75FI Thanks man! I will be back there in early June! Maybe see you around!

[@Latexi_LMX]

Sure thing man, maybe at the Nightwish European tour opening gig at Joensuu or at our lovely RockCock festival! Keep up the good work!

[@jarfledarf8049]

Hey TJ, Great interview. I really enjoyed it. Even though I didn't get to meet any band members at the show, these videos you have of Marco and Par made me feel like I did lol. I checked out many of your other interviews, and they are better than most band interviews I watch out there. A lot of interviewers don't really try to understand the music or the artist going into an interview, but I can tell you know what you're talking about. Keep it up man. Also, what is that intro song? It's starting to get stuck in my head. Cheers, Jeff

[@SkywarpV]

Jeffrey Ledet Hi Jeffery!! Thanks for the nice comments! I try to at least sound a bit educated when I interview bands! I just got a new video camera..but didn't realize that it was set to Standard definition not high HD so I messed up a bit there...DOH! haha But future videos will look a bit better and hopefully match the quality of the content :) The song in the intro is Heavier Than Metal by the band SKullfist. Great band that I recommend you check out!

[@mnfarm010]

We were from Mississippi. Just happen to see them in Louisiana :-)

[@chaoslucid6894]

Matt Farmer Hey Matt! Nice to see you here!

[@larrybaumgardner6419]

Matt Farmer im living in Oklahoma but from Georgia, I seen the band in dallas & all 3 bands when onstage made comments about "southern hospitality" I guess our "polite" reputation & willingness to invite people we don't care for in for a glass of sweet tea has reached across the world