Nisimaldar

Did it today!
I'm not going to lie, it hurt, so much (it was much worse than my tongue, even though they pierced 4 times in a row o_O), and it's not that comfy right now, but I like it. Can't wait to my next visit
 
(I'm a bit fat, working on my body now and already loose 6 kg, so I need to build muscle xd)

How is anyone surprised by this, really....
I was going to see them but haven't bought my ticket yet because I knew that B7Klan are a bunch of incompetent fuckwits

How is anyone surprised by this, really....
I was going to see them but haven't bought my ticket yet because I knew that B7Klan are a bunch of incompetent fuckwits

Vegan udon at Itadakizen in London. One of my favourite places to eat ~

I like listening to audio clips from live concerts because it feels like the crowd is cheering me on.

One of my life goals is meeting a ripped American guy in a muscle car so that I can tell him cheekily that I like American muscle.

D'espairs Ray is my favourite band ever... I fell off listening to JRock after they disbanded because I'm emotional like that and I still have a hard time listening to them just because it gives me so much feels... (and I don't like feelings. urgh.)
 
And perhaps Due'le quartz.

I like listening to audio clips from live concerts because it feels like the crowd is cheering me on.

Yay resurrecting another old thread.
 
Let's show a little love for the blue haired wonder Hana of Gacharic Spin. She has to sing and play a very hyperactive style of music, which can't be easy.
 
And I will miss Aruto. Aldious liked to play real fast and without her steady time it would all fall apart. I have high hopes for the new girl given who her stepdad is.
 
As for the west, Neil Peart has been my idol since my teens (ain't saying how long that is). Also love the work of Martin Axe of Opeth and Witchery, Dave Lombardo formerly of Slayer (how did I not see him listed?), Brann Daillor of Mastodon, Gar Samuelson of Megadeth (RIP), and Henry Ranta, formly Soilwork. IMO Henry played on Soilwork's best albums.

Went to some K-Pop meeting some weeks ago and did some photoshooting
This is my favorite picture keke

D'espairs Ray is my favourite band ever... I fell off listening to JRock after they disbanded because I'm emotional like that and I still have a hard time listening to them just because it gives me so much feels... (and I don't like feelings. urgh.)
 
And perhaps Due'le quartz.

Me working as KAMIJO and MASASHI's staff!

HAHAHA my thoughts today: "Since when did Dir en Grey become a band that males listen to?" - I have no clue what the ratio in the front rows was, but in the back it was 50/50 male/female. I like it, it always feels weird for me to be in a crowd of people whose high pitched screams for the band members disrupt the general noise during song changes - because I am not like that at all.
Dir en Grey, to me, is metal and metal, to me, means people that mosh. Especially after Mucc last night with five japanese girls who took control of the pit (making it bigger and more room before giving everyone the go) I do not think there is a specific japanese way....

I saw some tweets from, Satoshi, K and Zeal Link on twitter and i've being shocked! *they looks so different*
 
My japanese isn't good, so if you have a better translation please let me know..
 
 

Satoshi Said:
''A kiss to my brother K^_^
Big brother^_^''
 
*literally said ''Aniki'' = Big Brother*
 
___

Said:
''K (BORN) and Satoshi (DiV) in the performances of Shin-Yokohama! Two brothers! Yes it is ^^
 
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K said:
''There's something wrong with Satoshi-kun from Div (lol).
As expected, brother continued drinking what was left of Taiwan ^ _- ☆''
 
*he use the katakana of Brother' (ブラザー)*
 
 
Again, sorry for my japanese 
 

The amount of 'uncomfortable' yesterday was quite unreal. I haven't worn a dress since I was four (I am twenty two now), so this phenomenon was just as greatly anticipated by family and friends as was the actual wedding of my sister. 

The gig in Essen, Germany, yesterday was easily the best live that I have ever been to -and I am not just counting j-rock concerts. The crowd was amazing: we had a massive circle and mosh pit. Everyone, including the band, loved it.
When they came back for the encore Miya promised that they are going to put the footage of this live on their next DVD. A staff member also interviewed people after the concert with a video camera - I am assuming that is also for a potential DVD extra footage?
At this point I would also like to remark that I once had a discussion about pits at jrock concerts with some girls on Facebook and they said that the bands (she specifically mentioned Mucc) do not like them: Tatsuro asked for the circle pit ("are you ready to circle mosh?!?")- not that he had to- so there you go random fb girl: I was right.
Yukke was super happy that there were so many "guys" (I think he meant "males" instead of "people") and then said "I wanna marry you" ... That might have been his outing guys! Haha.
Ehhh.. What else...

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THEY PLAYED DAIKIRAI!#!!!!!
I never would have thought that I would see this song live <<<333 ugh
They played it as one of 4 songs during the encore Uhhh... Guys, daikirai!!!! - I've seen them for the first time in 2007 and even then it was so unrealistic to hear daikirai live because it is so old. But yesterday they did play it ughhh <3

Btw their new song DFD starts out heavy-ish with guitar riffs but then has melodic parts and electronicy parts as well, but it always comes back to the heavier bit. It sounds really good!

The gig in Essen, Germany, yesterday was easily the best live that I have ever been to -and I am not just counting j-rock concerts. The crowd was amazing: we had a massive circle and mosh pit. Everyone, including the band, loved it.
When they came back for the encore Miya promised that they are going to put the footage of this live on their next DVD. A staff member also interviewed people after the concert with a video camera - I am assuming that is also for a potential DVD extra footage?
At this point I would also like to remark that I once had a discussion about pits at jrock concerts with some girls on Facebook and they said that the bands (she specifically mentioned Mucc) do not like them: Tatsuro asked for the circle pit ("are you ready to circle mosh?!?")- not that he had to- so there you go random fb girl: I was right.
Yukke was super happy that there were so many "guys" (I think he meant "males" instead of "people") and then said "I wanna marry you" ... That might have been his outing guys! Haha.
Ehhh.. What else...

...
...
THEY PLAYED DAIKIRAI!#!!!!!
I never would have thought that I would see this song live <<<333 ugh
They played it as one of 4 songs during the encore Uhhh... Guys, daikirai!!!! - I've seen them for the first time in 2007 and even then it was so unrealistic to hear daikirai live because it is so old. But yesterday they did play it ughhh <3

Btw their new song DFD starts out heavy-ish with guitar riffs but then has melodic parts and electronicy parts as well, but it always comes back to the heavier bit. It sounds really good!

The gig in Essen, Germany, yesterday was easily the best live that I have ever been to -and I am not just counting j-rock concerts. The crowd was amazing: we had a massive circle and mosh pit. Everyone, including the band, loved it.
When they came back for the encore Miya promised that they are going to put the footage of this live on their next DVD. A staff member also interviewed people after the concert with a video camera - I am assuming that is also for a potential DVD extra footage?
At this point I would also like to remark that I once had a discussion about pits at jrock concerts with some girls on Facebook and they said that the bands (she specifically mentioned Mucc) do not like them: Tatsuro asked for the circle pit ("are you ready to circle mosh?!?")- not that he had to- so there you go random fb girl: I was right.
Yukke was super happy that there were so many "guys" (I think he meant "males" instead of "people") and then said "I wanna marry you" ... That might have been his outing guys! Haha.
Ehhh.. What else...

...
...
THEY PLAYED DAIKIRAI!#!!!!!
I never would have thought that I would see this song live <<<333 ugh
They played it as one of 4 songs during the encore Uhhh... Guys, daikirai!!!! - I've seen them for the first time in 2007 and even then it was so unrealistic to hear daikirai live because it is so old. But yesterday they did play it ughhh <3

Btw their new song DFD starts out heavy-ish with guitar riffs but then has melodic parts and electronicy parts as well, but it always comes back to the heavier bit. It sounds really good!

i love threads like this. it´s interesting to see what people have on their skin. mine is yet a bit unfinished and it´s probably gonna expand to a sleeve one day - a monster koi

^ Dunno how accurate it is, but here: http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/mucc/2015/o2-academy-islington-london-england-7bc84ec4.html

I, for a change like the final. For me it's their signature song and a lot of people probably would like to hear it live because of that. So I don't mind hearing it again on Sunday.
I also don't see why a "shorter" setlist is so bad, their songs are with overall over four minutes (two songs are between five and six minutes) longer than those of some other japanese bands that come overseas. I do not expect them to pull a Dream Theater and play for three hours.
Also, why should they not play their new album? It's their 6 months old album, I would expect them to play it. They have been overseas in 2014 (Australia) and 2013 (EU and America) - why would they play older songs? It's not like they have been holed up in Japan for 5 years like Mucc.
 
However, what I would like to know (the stuff above is more on the rhetorical side) is if they have that support artist for the London gig on Sunday?

I, for a change like the final. For me it's their signature song and a lot of people probably would like to hear it live because of that. So I don't mind hearing it again on Sunday.
I also don't see why a "shorter" setlist is so bad, their songs are with overall over four minutes (two songs are between five and six minutes) longer than those of some other japanese bands that come overseas. I do not expect them to pull a Dream Theater and play for three hours.
Also, why should they not play their new album? It's their 6 months old album, I would expect them to play it. They have been overseas in 2014 (Australia) and 2013 (EU and America) - why would they play older songs? It's not like they have been holed up in Japan for 5 years like Mucc.
 
However, what I would like to know (the stuff above is more on the rhetorical side) is if they have that support artist for the London gig on Sunday?

I, for a change like the final. For me it's their signature song and a lot of people probably would like to hear it live because of that. So I don't mind hearing it again on Sunday.
I also don't see why a "shorter" setlist is so bad, their songs are with overall over four minutes (two songs are between five and six minutes) longer than those of some other japanese bands that come overseas. I do not expect them to pull a Dream Theater and play for three hours.
Also, why should they not play their new album? It's their 6 months old album, I would expect them to play it. They have been overseas in 2014 (Australia) and 2013 (EU and America) - why would they play older songs? It's not like they have been holed up in Japan for 5 years like Mucc.
 
However, what I would like to know (the stuff above is more on the rhetorical side) is if they have that support artist for the London gig on Sunday?

I, for a change like the final. For me it's their signature song and a lot of people probably would like to hear it live because of that. So I don't mind hearing it again on Sunday.
I also don't see why a "shorter" setlist is so bad, their songs are with overall over four minutes (two songs are between five and six minutes) longer than those of some other japanese bands that come overseas. I do not expect them to pull a Dream Theater and play for three hours.
Also, why should they not play their new album? It's their 6 months old album, I would expect them to play it. They have been overseas in 2014 (Australia) and 2013 (EU and America) - why would they play older songs? It's not like they have been holed up in Japan for 5 years like Mucc.
 
However, what I would like to know (the stuff above is more on the rhetorical side) is if they have that support artist for the London gig on Sunday?