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i think if i were a sister or brother of one of them, i'd constantly jump on them. and try to wrestle. and they'd adore me. because im cool like that. :3
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Numbarina said:Btw,can anyone translate this interview,plz!!!!
Here it is....
http://www.bravo.de/online/render.php?render=029919&PHPSESSID=43b86b88
ahhh! Ok! (sorry for the lateness ^^;;Tomino said:umm... new! becaus Kiri is a letter ^^.
Pink Usagi Chan said:For some reason this segment grates on my nerves. I hate how it seems portrays j-rock and anime cosplayers as the same sort of thing (or at least, I *think* that is what was going on). And I'm sorry if some of you like cosplay, but I just cannot see the appeal. I mean, do some of these people realize how ridiculous they look? And those girls...when they meet the band and the camera zooms onto the band members faces, you can totally tell the members think "what is up with these girls?". They might be smiling, but their eyes give them away.
Is there anyone here able to translate German? I'm afraid I've jumped to conclusions in the paragraph above, but whenever I see show segments on j-rock in countries out of Japan, they don't look very positive. I took German two years ago, and forgot it all.I'd love to know what all the people are saying for sure.. I just would hate for people in Europe to look at Gazette and think "anime band".
I don't think I've written my thoughts on this well enough, sometimes I hate the internet, it's so much easier to get point across when speaking...
Pink Usagi Chan said:For some reason this segment grates on my nerves. I hate how it seems portrays j-rock and anime cosplayers as the same sort of thing (or at least, I *think* that is what was going on). And I'm sorry if some of you like cosplay, but I just cannot see the appeal. I mean, do some of these people realize how ridiculous they look? And those girls...when they meet the band and the camera zooms onto the band members faces, you can totally tell the members think "what is up with these girls?". They might be smiling, but their eyes give them away.
Is there anyone here able to translate German? I'm afraid I've jumped to conclusions in the paragraph above, but whenever I see show segments on j-rock in countries out of Japan, they don't look very positive. I took German two years ago, and forgot it all.I'd love to know what all the people are saying for sure.. I just would hate for people in Europe to look at Gazette and think "anime band".
I don't think I've written my thoughts on this well enough, sometimes I hate the internet, it's so much easier to get point across when speaking...
UruhaXY said:Yeah your quite right, i (as a german) actually don't really like germans. i know i provoc a lot of hate and anger but i think the most of the germans are a**holes ... ^^""
and a lot, a LOT of 'visus' are very arrogant, jrock fan a little less but also.
you can't just go on the street, meet one in a shop and start a conversation with him/her.
the best what i do is, i meet visus on the internet or through firends, thats the best way in my opinion. and i hate arrogant people, especialy if they think they're something 'special' even if your the same type of person like them or also cosplaying.
on sunday the 30th of july my friends and me had a few problems to find the foum(eah i know a real shameful thing >//////<) so we followed a few normal visus and went after them. than a very poor Mana cosplayer ran across our way with a disguesed, shocked and I-m-something-special-get-out-of-my-way-look and ran in front of us waving her *** in front of us. ...:box:
i could have killed her immediately!:auch: :angryfire :box: We were dressed normal, right for this kind of conzert and we were from the same type, the same 'line' and she thinks she's something special?
going as MANA to a Gazette concert?ow come on!!![]()
inki said:What has a girl to be like to please you?
Ruki: To please us, a girl have to be nice. We don't like girls which swearing or use swear words at all! Me personally addrress (?) tears in the face of a girl ...
UruhaXY said:If no one has translet it to you properly i could do it. just tell me Usagi![]()
but i had to smile about your german, it's just to sweet!![]()
i wish i could learn japanese![]()
UruhaXY said:Yeah your quite right, i (as a german) actually don't really like germans. i know i provoc a lot of hate and anger but i think the most of the germans are a**holes ... ^^""
and a lot, a LOT of 'visus' are very arrogant, jrock fan a little less but also.
you can't just go on the street, meet one in a shop and start a conversation with him/her.
the best what i do is, i meet visus on the internet or through firends, thats the best way in my opinion. and i hate arrogant people, especialy if they think they're something 'special' even if your the same type of person like them or also cosplaying.
on sunday the 30th of july my friends and me had a few problems to find the foum(eah i know a real shameful thing >//////<) so we followed a few normal visus and went after them. than a very poor Mana cosplayer ran across our way with a disguesed, shocked and I-m-something-special-get-out-of-my-way-look and ran in front of us waving her *** in front of us. ...:box:
i could have killed her immediately!:auch: :angryfire :box: We were dressed normal, right for this kind of conzert and we were from the same type, the same 'line' and she thinks she's something special?
going as MANA to a Gazette concert?ow come on!!![]()
inki said:here we go with the translation ... as always no guarantee
the GazettE: We like girls, who doesn't swear!
5 questions to ... Ruki, Aoi, Uruha, Reita and Kai: The Interview with the sweet Japanese before their first performance in Germany!
An exciting mix between Pop, Rock and Metal and 5 top styled Bays. Right this is awaits you, if it's about the 2002 in Japan founded Visual Kei-Bans the GazettE. On 14. of july their first Album "NIL" comes out in Germany. And two weeks later Ruki (vocals), Uruha (guitar), Aoi (guitar), Reita (bass) and Kais (drumms) will play live in front of german audience for the first time.
At the 29. and 30. july 2006 they play two shows on line with the biggest German-speaking Anime-Convention AnimagiC 2006. You can look forward to great shows with agitatin costumes.
Exclusive: The interview with the GazettE
Already a few weeks before their arrival BRAVO.de-Eva asked the guys some questions.
Please describe your music. What are your lyrics about?
Reita: Concerning our music, we are not fixed to a specifig genre. Our music has many different sites, but it's difficult to compare it with something else.
Ruki: Our lyrics are mostly about topics like death and mourning. We want to express the feelings, which we connect with it with the help of our music.
Were you ever in europe before?
Uruha: Yes - in june 2005. We shot the clip to our song "Cassis" and flew especially for this to Austria! We were although for a very short time in Frankfurt/Germany, but only to change on the Airport. Austria is completely different to Japan. The buildings, the city, the landscape ... suddenly we found ourselves in a completely different world - but it was very nice! And the Austrians were very friendly!
You wear alway totally stylish clothes on stage and at fotoshootings. Do you design them by yourself?
Kai: Yes, we design our clothes by ourself. It's important that they fit with our style. We get our stimuli (?) for that from fashion-magazines. We wear rather comfortable clothes privat, mostly in white or black. And if it's about jewelry my favorite designer are Justin Davis and Royal Order.
Aoi: We will wear the same outfits in Bann as in Japan. It's important for us at all, that everything is like always at our show. That will give us a safe feeling, we are less nervous and can show our music better.
What has a girl to be like to please you?
Ruki: To please us, a girl have to be nice. We don't like girls which swearing or use swear words at all! Me personally addrress (?) tears in the face of a girl ...
Are you looking forward to Germany?
Kai: We can't wait to be with you and we are very curious about Germany. You can look forward to hot shows of us.
guess i drank to much tonight to translate it understandable![]()