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  3. Posted

    On 9/2/2017 at 5:18 AM, itsukoii said:

     

    Baby Don't Cry is the only song released (as far as i'm aware. i couldn't find anything else online, no information, nothing) by All Must Die, the previous band of keisuke, daiki and hiroto. i love this song, i think it's cool they're bringing it back

     

    anyways, as always, i'm keeping my eyes peeled for info on the full album just like the rest of you. i get giddy just thinking about it ;o;

    i'm really hoping it'll include more unreleased or new stuff, though. i hope they don't put any songs off of Purge in there, that'd be... a waste ://

    this is epic. hope i can hear more from them.

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    MH/TW has a great community! Because of this, I was able to stop being a lurker and open myself up to the forum.

    I am very grateful to the founder and all contributors of the forum that they made it exist for a decade! All the other J-rock forums on the internet just seemed to die out so MH is one of the most important channels for me to get connected with J-rock.

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    19 hours ago, yakihiko said:

    Amazing and heavy setlist! Some songs I love are on it! There is literally no soft song after all xD

    For what you said, this was a intense live from the beginning to it's very end. Masato seems to be the most requested to be touched lol

     

    A new album? That's going to be massive.

    Thank you for the report :)

     

    You're welcome! Thanks for taking time to read it~ :D

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    4 minutes ago, rekzer said:

    that was an awesome setlist.

     

    the last US tour had a weak set sadly since it was just part of the warped tour.

     

    i did laugh at the fact that they consider You Lie as "heavy shit" xD

     

    Yeah, I was all prepared for loads of "heavy shit" but then they played You Lie. Maybe they were referring to The War Is On. But anyway, the audience jumped and headbanged to You Lie. xD

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  20. Posted · Edited by freesia

    Coldrain and the audience that night were AWESOME. There was so much interaction between the band and us. The audience was, to my surprise, extremely active and was so violent in the mosh pit and pushing and squishing to the front. I was standing in the third row at first and felt like a packed salmon in a can, but then I moved around from the right side, then to the left side, and then the middle during all the pushing. Lots of dudes even took off their shirt and went half naked in the show and I noticed one of them had his back went bleeding.


    Masato must have noticed the crowd loved the "heavy shit"(this was what he described) more so after the song Confession, he asked us if we wanted heavy shit or soft songs, the crowd shouted heavy so they skipped what supposedly used to be another soft song in their setlist to a heavier one which was You Lie. Honestly, I was more in for another soft song like Miss You but, oh well, heavy shit was fun too.


    Masato asked the crowd to form mosh pits for three times during the show. In the first mosh pit, the crowd didn't follow his instructions to mosh pit after the count of three for two times. Masato went like "What's this shit, Hong Kong?" and teased us that they're gonna stop the show and started to go back to the backstage. The crowd immediately cried "No! Come back!" and then Masato gave us another chance, this time the crowd did what he asked. After that, the crowd got smarter and mosh pit successfully for another two times.


    Masato tried to speak Cantonese during two MC's. At first, the crowd went "What?" when he tried to say that we were fucking awesome in Cantonese, he tried another time and we finally understood and yelled out happiness. The second time, he said that he loved us in Cantonese and it was easy to understand this time.


    After they played the song Gone, Masato asked us what song we wanted to hear, any song, and they'll play it as a special request for Hong Kong. Some people yelled "We're Not Alone" and Masato heard it. He said they haven't practiced the song for a long time but they'll try to play it for us. We were so fucking happy and satisfied.

     

    Right before they played We're Not Alone, Masato told us that shit happens and when that happened in our lives, he hoped that their music could make us feel stronger and that was what music could do. These words he said corresponded to the lyrics of We're Not Alone - "If there's a place inside this world. Where hopes and dreams are not yet lost. We'll stand and fight against these walls. We'll fight this fight forevermore". Adding impact to the meaning of the song.

     

    During the show, some of the band members went to the front and touched some of the fans at the front row. I tried to touch Masato but failed, but at the end, I managed to get a touch of RxYxO's sweaty arm. Some fans fought each other for the stuff the band threw to us, I didn't manage to get any.


    Masato kept saying we're awesome and promised they would come back next year after releasing their new and upcoming album this year!


    Setlist:
    1 NO ESCAPE
    2 TO BE ALIVE
    3 SIX FEET UNDER
    4 BORN TO BLEED
    5 VENA
    6 WRONG
    7 24-7
    8 VOICELESS
    9 CONFESSION
    10 YOU LIE
    11 THE WAR IS ON
    12 FIRE IN THE SKY
    13 DIE TOMORROW
    14 GONE
    15 WE'RE NOT ALONE
    16 RUNAWAY
    17 THE REVELATION

    ENCORE
    18 THE STORY
    19 AWARE & AWAKE
    20 FINAL DESTINATION

     

     

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  25. Posted

    11 hours ago, Hakari said:

    I hope this follows a similar format to their liberty six guns tour documentary that was tons of fun to watch

    I doubt they will have any fun to watch tour documentary near to NLSG period after their manager change at that time. All backstage stuff they released after that has been pretty dull, commercial, and too aware of band image.

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