a-ha ♡

Oh, this warmed my heart. I’m alive and well, just haven’t felt like posting lately. I still listen to a-ha with great pleasure, but at one point I started feeling like I was putting them (especially Morten) on a pedestal, which didn’t feel right because they’re really all just normal people with (somewhat) normal lives, just like you and me. I can’t read the future of this blog, but if you want to keep in touch just send me a message! x

Heed my words, they really are so much more than just Take on Me. Sadly, most people will never dive deeper than in what’s currently topping the lists.

used to be nothing but a bunch of words to me, but now I think I’m  beginning to realise what that actually entails.

Person: LOL, I said a-ha! How hilarious!

This intimate concert was held at Marienlyst in 1991, accompanied by Norwegian author Lars Saabye Christensen reading his own texts between the songs. Listening to live concerts rather than albums can be so much more interesting, because on stage the boys let themselves free and dare to experiment more. I’ve always been fascinated by a-ha in that sense, and their genuine love for music really shines through when you see them like this.