Another interview with fripSide recently hit the web. It’s much longer than the previous and I don’t really have the time to type out the entire thing, so I decided to summarize it instead.
picture from Hobby Channel
Animelo Summer Live 2011
Nanjo had a lot of fun. “It was a wonderful stage of happiness. I even laughed unintentionally. During rehearsal and the real thing.”
Sat believes that fripSide is able to show its entertainment side during Animelo performances.
Heaven is a Place on Earth
Sat thinks it’s important that fripCDs reflect not only the season they are released but also the work they are connected with. He also stated that he originally thought about doing a ballad but didn’t feel it would have been ‘fripSide.’ “Even though we didn’t go with the ballad idea, I made something that I considered to be an emotional song.”
Nanjo thinks that Heaven has a sprinting-feeling that is different from the Railgun songs. It’s not a battle song and feels more youthful.
way to answer – the music
Sat wanted to do a complete 180 from the previous themes. It’s full of rock flavor and aggressive sound. The English interludes were meant to be drawn out and he feels that these sections are very close to the original sound fripSide had before Nanjo joined. He hopes that such sound will be refreshing to those following fripSide’s 2nd generation. The ‘shift up’ in the chorus is very fripSide. The music itself is very ambitious.
Nanjo thinks the introduction sets the song up in a different way than the others have. The song has a different direction than previous ones.
More under the cut
Depending on where you purchase your single, you might get a poster featuring fripSide and the Railgun girls or a promotional photo of fripSide.
