HIM

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8 years ago

Matty Dubbz

H-I-M fan since 97 and now 2015 and still is the greatest band both in the studio and live

8 years ago

Ida Williams

How can you consider death as a smile ? Death is the most cruelest thing especially when you find out your dead and to get back to any kind of life form you have to battle with Hell . And the strongest force that tries to keep you there in death .... Death may be a place you might think you wanna visit but I promise you it's a place you don't want to stay....Him love your voice band sounds great

8 years ago

Vanessa Lujan

fav fav

8 years ago

UnforgivenSorrow

Been a HIM fan since 2005 =)

9 years ago

Shalayla W

Just started searching these guys up, and I realized something... All their songs are pretty sick!!

9 years ago

Jossette D

♥❤ Rakastan sinua sweetheart. , Kiitos kauniita lauluja my Darling♥❤

9 years ago

Karen Diaz

Him in that trench coat and how we walks and manages his posture....ohhh my

9 years ago

valuCKas RaiMondAs

what's on the MENIU maqumazelle... :/

9 years ago

Hada MariSa

My love

9 years ago

Blozi is dressed in black

To me, Venus Doom is their best album so far and when they perform this song live is just mind blowing!!!!

9 years ago

jean tyce

Ooo! I really like this HIM song! I dont like much of new songs ALTHOUGH i don't own NEW albums. If yall like old school HIM maybe you'll like.. TWIZTID "Breakdown" "all the rest" "blink" "gothic chick" "broken wings" on YouTube. Please give it a try ITS GREAT MUSIC!!

9 years ago

Raven Tepes

Here's my theme song for the day! It goes well with my profile picture considering that it's titled the Kiss of Dawn. **Giggles**

9 years ago

SatanicBabyDoll

Ville Valo‬.. ‬ my love <3

9 years ago

Chrysa. GR.

#HIM - The Kiss Of Dawn

9 years ago

Tadeusz Zatuszek

now i know one thing i'm almost loved in his beatifull Eyes......., man this guy awesome!

9 years ago

Tracey Stanford

HIM albums, in order of best to worst:1. Venus Doom - Every single song on that album is a masterpiece. It's like HIM as we always knew them prior, only much darker, sinister, and aggressive in their approach, while adding new depth to the elegance of Ville's lyrics.2. Love Metal - The band members in their prime. It really shows, for the first time, their individual style in all its glory. "Buried Alive By Love" is one of their best songs to date, vocally, lyrically, and musically. The rest of the tracks on the album are distinct as well, and each stick with me for different reasons.3. Screamworks: Love In Theory and In Practice - What Venus Doom did to display their heavy, doomy, and gloomy side, Screamworks did to display their hopeful side. Melodically, it's pretty different from their previous works - not quite as somber. It's bright in a way, very melancholic, and because of the new found hopefulness had by Ville after everything he'd gone through, it's quite possibly their most insightful album to date.4. Dark Light - After they honed their craft on Love Metal, Ville steps up on this album as sort of a dark prince. With heavy themes of love in the midst of a Biblical war of good and evil, it has quite the cinematic feel, if you ask me. The lyrics create what you see as you listen to it, and the music sets the mood. It was the first HIM album I heard, and it blew my mind.5. Razorblade Romance - It's a throwback to eighties metal, and while paying homage to the genre, they also surpass the genre with their wisdom that's got ten-plus years on the genre. "Join Me In Death" is, perhaps, the first classic HIM song.6. Deep Shadows and Brilliant Highlights - The almost entirely acoustic album leaves a little something to be desired, but what it lacks in distortion, it can almost make up for in Ville's insanely gorgeous vocal work. Vocally is where this album shines, if you ask me.7. Greatest Love Songs, Vol. 666 - Their first album. It's got the first incarnations of "Your Sweet Six Six Six" and their cover of "Wicked Game", as well as a unique take on "Don't Fear The Reaper" by Blue Oyster Cult. Simple songs like, "For You" and "When Love and Death Embrace" show the band's promise right out of the gate, but it's lacking the aspects of HIM as we know them today that us fans love dearly.8. Tears on Tape - The first listen, I wasn't impressed. I've since tried to revisit it, and I've struggled to find that thing about it that hooks me in. Maybe I don't understand it, but I fear it's their weakest album to date.