My story is original and funny

In last year (August) I come home, and my brother say me: listen, song like you love. It was Tough Enough. He find this song as background for video on youtube (football's video about Ricardo Quaresma). Song was bomb! Later I find in internet another songs of VN, and be impressed, that ALL songs for me are COOL!!! From this began my LOVE to Vanilla Ninja, and they - my favorite band.

I read about them in the Estonian magazine. So, i wanted to hear them songs and i quite liked them. So, now i'm listening their music.

well in my country... music in such cool kinds of it is forbidden... I'm not getting into details... but i found VN so accidentally on 05 dome show from RTLII... i went to an let say "selling everything about computer" store and asked for new songs... he made me buy a pack of six CDs (all illegal copies), i am not remember anytime else i payed that much for such a big collection i didn't pick up one by one but i just did it back then...
when i got home i played all tracks one by one while i was cooking my dinner (i was at university then) and i can still remember "when the Indians cry was 16th track on 4th CD... before that i was a metal maniac, my first reaction was... "hey look, some girl that are not dancing"... i checked the name... "vanilla ninja" was a cool name and i tried internet for more info... i liked their way of being... they were cool and examples of what i never thought having existed as a girl band... i liked them and i followed them until after 5 years i turned to a fan boy and now i have one of the biggest collections of their everything videos you can find on the internet... i am writing about them, i am listening to them 24-7 and even i am getting into trouble for them...
they are that kinda girl i respect and i like them so much... any way they captured my metal fortress but no regret, i like when girls rock... that's so cool...

Nice story Brother.

I kinda had to download some of their song illegally too. Australia is pretty bad with getting International music in the country except if it's from the USA or UK. But thanks to eBay and Kurt I was able to get all of the CD's.

eBay and Kurt rules Well, I still don't have all legal CD's but at least i'm helping in other ways (this board, VN LT, paying for LN server )

LOL Dan.

If you want them go to eBay. I got TOS, BT and LIW for literally $15 AUD together lol

I'm almost bankrupt and you suggest buying CD's now. Also I don't have credit card and can't have one because I need to work

I'm bankrupt too I do need a job though -.-

me too . But young people uneployment during 1 h 6 months raised from 7% to 38%
Lithuania is #3 in category "The deepest crisis in the world". 1 st is something from asia then latvia, lithuania, estonia.. xD

Interesting story Brother.
You guys don't realize the most important thing - it does not matter at all if you buy the CDs or not. It's up to you. The money still goes to Bros Music or EMI as they released the albums. This way you will not support the girls. If you want to do that, you must go to their concerts because this way they get the money. Also, spread their name online or buy their stuff released by Vanilla Ninja Records OÜ (like Crashin' Thru The Doors single).
You can have 0 or 5 CDs, it does not make you a better fan. It's quite creepy when someone has literally ALL CDs released by one band, like who the hell would buy VN's best of made up from just 2 albums? Ridiculous, but I know German people did that and supported the label that didn't give a damn about VN, just cared for the money. It's known already that artists earn money nowadays only by performing live. The labels steal money from fans for promotion and then screw over the musicians by dropping them. Ask VN, they know it well. Also, it's almost impossible to have all the songs, like Kauge Kuu or Ballroom Blitz for example. Can you afford buying a CD released only in Estonia with only 1 song of your favourite band? I think it's a complete waste of money...
Quite off topic but I just had to write

You're sooo right Tom. I don't have what to say anymore The only good thing the label does that it promotes groups by creating clips and so on.