I just wanted to say, that it sounds more happy than sad and depresive like Gia was. There's no pain in it, no life. It doesn't quite have the magic that Gia has. That's just my opinion anyway.
@Haizivz I'm assuming you listened to the entire song. There were many themes in Gia. I focused on the relationship between Gia and Linda, and added some of my personal feelings while watching it. Of coarse you are entitled to your opinion, I am just sort of elaborating. The beginning was just sort of representing the first night with Gia and Linda. The part after the intro was when Linda leaves the apartment. I think that the bulk of this song is rather depressive.
@Haizivz Also, the ending solo, I feel, has some life, it is supposed to represent Linda's feelings after finding out Gia died. The organ sort of represents death, but I guess I just felt like I would make the song more beautiful than morbidly depressing. The original theme of the song was when gia showed up at Linda's after getting aids. And when linda looked, she didn't see a thing. Hence, the title of the song. Not trying to argue, just saying.
I just wanted to say, that it sounds more happy than sad and depresive like Gia was. There's no pain in it, no life. It doesn't quite have the magic that Gia has. That's just my opinion anyway.
Haizivz 1 month ago
@Haizivz I'm assuming you listened to the entire song. There were many themes in Gia. I focused on the relationship between Gia and Linda, and added some of my personal feelings while watching it. Of coarse you are entitled to your opinion, I am just sort of elaborating. The beginning was just sort of representing the first night with Gia and Linda. The part after the intro was when Linda leaves the apartment. I think that the bulk of this song is rather depressive.
bradley11896 1 month ago
@Haizivz Also, the ending solo, I feel, has some life, it is supposed to represent Linda's feelings after finding out Gia died. The organ sort of represents death, but I guess I just felt like I would make the song more beautiful than morbidly depressing. The original theme of the song was when gia showed up at Linda's after getting aids. And when linda looked, she didn't see a thing. Hence, the title of the song. Not trying to argue, just saying.
bradley11896 1 month ago