SONATA ARCTICA - I Have A Right (OFFICIAL VIDEO)

"I Have A Right" rom STONES GROW HER NAME.

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TONY KAKKO writes:
"I Have A Right" was the very last song I wrote for this album. At that
point Tommy had already played his last track for "Stones Grow Her Name," gotten ready to go to sauna AND opened his first beer for that night, when I sms'd him to check his e-mail and record yet one more "easy track".

He was mildly pissed. And perhaps fueled by that he nailed the song on the first take. It was a very emotional moment for him, I was told. The song
hits home, if you know the subject and can relate to the subject.

To put it short it's a song about how we should not pass the burden we get
from the past generation on the shoulders of our future offspring. Children's rights subject. Not the most metal subject ever, I suppose, but
then again I think it fits our band well and is pretty universal. Funny to
actually have fans from each age group this songs speaks about. Let's see what comes of it.

Choosing the first single and video from this album was not very easy this
time around as we had so many candidates. The best possible problem to have! "I Have A Right" won the vote.

The playing parts for this video were shot in our home town Kemi, here in
Finland. The location was an old, abandoned school building. Somehow
spooky and COLD. It was mid march. Could say we were lucky the weather was unseasonably warm, yet way below zero.

Director Tuukka Temonen and his crew did a great job with editing and all
the additional footage. All in all, from my point of view, this was the
easiest ever Sonata Arctica video to make. No 12 hours standing in a room filled with bird shit, no freezing my ass off on the ice in the middle of
the sea from 8am to 10pm, or running in the woods in the middle of the
night and not sleeping for 48 hours...had all that with the past videos. I
am more than pleased. I hope you like the song and video as much as we do.

See you on tour, folks!

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[JonathanFlores2990]

TONY KAKKO: All in all, from my point of view, this was the easiest ever Sonata Arctica video to make. No 12 hours standing in a room filled with bird shit, no freezing my ass off on the ice in the middle of the sea from 8am to 10pm, or running in the woods in the middle of the night and not sleeping for 48 hours...had all that with the past videos.... Thats why i love this band!!!!!!!!

[Metalmann Alvarez]

Que pasó con la Sonata Arctica de "8th commandment", "wolf and raven", "San Sebastian"...etc etc etc Come Back Sonata!!!!

[vch f]

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[666metalia]

Vaya Puta Mierda

[joel assia]

canción ful

pero sonata no es la misma

ya perdió el power

[Gabriel Servilha]

This music is the best of the album, my opinion but, SONATA STILL RULES!!!

[Gritsen]

So... everyone is totally ok with this cheesy exploitation bullshit? Come on, even Bono wouldn't think of putting a bridge where a child quotes human rights in an U2 song. And the black tears of the video totally seal the deal for me. So touching, man.

[Brent Æothem]

"If you don't like change, you're going to like irrelevance even less."

[nathan colson]

love the band and video it speaks volumes about how too raise a child the right way!!!

[André Carvalho]

It's not Sonata Arctica only. It's a trend in the metal.

Less speed, I mean. Though i love the speed too.