X-Japan Reunion!
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GaijinTokyoPunk
Wondering Ronin Samurai
- 27 Mar 2008
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I got into this band when I was a freshmen in college. I ended up falling with the Japanese students somehow and they got me into this band. X-Japan is great! It is real hard to get tickets for their tour.
Tara955
後輩
- 11 May 2007
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I know the concert on March 28 was broadcast on some satellite channel, but I was wondering if anyone knew where I could find that on the internet...... I really wanted to go, but since I live all the way up here in Canada it was kinda hard.......
does anyonoe know who the "guest" guitarist is?
does anyonoe know who the "guest" guitarist is?
GuitarAddict
Long lost person
- 4 May 2007
- 225
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It is only like 4.30 in the morning now in japan if I'm right...
so the concert still has to come, maybe later this week someone will put it on youtube or something at least I hope ^^
so the concert still has to come, maybe later this week someone will put it on youtube or something at least I hope ^^
apunno
Highway Child
- 8 Mar 2004
- 52
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@Homerduff can't wait to hear your live report.
And isn't Wes Borland suppose to be the guest guitarist?
"All X JAPAN fans who can't attend their revival lives will be glad to know that they'll be broadcasting the second day, 「～無謀な夜～」 (Mubou na Yoru) and the third day, 「～創造の夜～」 (Souzou no Yoru) on the internet, through DMM.com.
They expect that this is going to cause an overload, so only the first 5000 people will be able to view it, and they are currently accepting reservations (and guess what, it's not free ― it'll cost you 3150 yen)."
Credit to Shattered Tranquility.net
DMM.com 動画
And isn't Wes Borland suppose to be the guest guitarist?
"All X JAPAN fans who can't attend their revival lives will be glad to know that they'll be broadcasting the second day, 「～無謀な夜～」 (Mubou na Yoru) and the third day, 「～創造の夜～」 (Souzou no Yoru) on the internet, through DMM.com.
They expect that this is going to cause an overload, so only the first 5000 people will be able to view it, and they are currently accepting reservations (and guess what, it's not free ― it'll cost you 3150 yen)."
Credit to Shattered Tranquility.net
DMM.com 動画
apunno
Highway Child
- 8 Mar 2004
- 52
- 2
Youtube:
track list:
from www.theothereast.com
01.LAST SONG (middle)
02.Rusty Nail
-MC-
03.WEEK END
04.SCARS（映像交えて触りのみ)
05.Silent Jelousy
-Drum Break-
06.HIDEの部屋
-MC-
07.Say Anything (Acoustic)
08.WITHOUT YOU
-MC
09.IV
10.紅
track list:
from www.theothereast.com
01.LAST SONG (middle)
02.Rusty Nail
-MC-
03.WEEK END
04.SCARS（映像交えて触りのみ)
05.Silent Jelousy
-Drum Break-
06.HIDEの部屋
-MC-
07.Say Anything (Acoustic)
08.WITHOUT YOU
-MC
09.IV
10.紅
Homerduff
ケビン
- 2 Jan 2007
- 382
- 11
Ok people, I'm just back from the concert and I may have some shocking news for you:
Yoshiki collapsed down on the floor during a song while playing the drums and the concert was cancelled. It happened like 90 minutes after the start, suddenly he fell to the ground between his drums and people from the X Japan crew took him off. I tought it was just a show-thing, but seconds latter the speaker said that the concert was cancelled.
This is not a joke, I saw it live and here is the video to prove it (around 6 minutes it happenes):
Overall I was slightly dissapointed. I didn't have a really great seat (location was good, but I was sitting next to some boring collegues from work who were sitting all the time) and I just tought that the atmosphere would be better. Also, they didn't play one of my favourite songs "Dahlia" because of the accident. But still it was good to see them live, I heard them make some errors (Toshi and Yoshiki on the piano) but still the songs sounded good. Also the stage was really cool and there were screens showing images of the good old days. There were also 2 hide songs played by "himself", and there was a very cool hollogram on the stage of hide for a while so it was like he was still alive.
Yoshiki collapsed down on the floor during a song while playing the drums and the concert was cancelled. It happened like 90 minutes after the start, suddenly he fell to the ground between his drums and people from the X Japan crew took him off. I tought it was just a show-thing, but seconds latter the speaker said that the concert was cancelled.
This is not a joke, I saw it live and here is the video to prove it (around 6 minutes it happenes):
Overall I was slightly dissapointed. I didn't have a really great seat (location was good, but I was sitting next to some boring collegues from work who were sitting all the time) and I just tought that the atmosphere would be better. Also, they didn't play one of my favourite songs "Dahlia" because of the accident. But still it was good to see them live, I heard them make some errors (Toshi and Yoshiki on the piano) but still the songs sounded good. Also the stage was really cool and there were screens showing images of the good old days. There were also 2 hide songs played by "himself", and there was a very cool hollogram on the stage of hide for a while so it was like he was still alive.
Homerduff
ケビン
- 2 Jan 2007
- 382
- 11
I don't know, I will try to ask around today to some friends. I guess it would have been on the news yesterday evening.
RevengeBabyYeah
Miss our butterfly
- 7 May 2007
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^yeah I heard. Certainly sound dramatic. Thanks for the video, I'll check it out. Glad you got the chance to go
CharismaticDeath
Kira
- 23 Apr 2007
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I heard it was through exhaustion and that he's now fine and their second show went well.
GaijinTokyoPunk
Wondering Ronin Samurai
- 27 Mar 2008
- 16
- 0
X-Japan finally going to the US. Cool. I wonder if they will become popular in the US?
