J-Shock 2007
So, I'll finally post something about the J-Shock because I'm having a break from studying maths right now. *tired desu*
Saturday, 23.06.2007
We went to Cologne by train where we met a nice girl who was also going to the J-Shock, so we were 3 persons who didn't know the way to the Palladium :D But fortunately we met a nice group with whom we reached the Palladim at 2:30 pm. So we were half an hour early, that's perfect.
In front of the palladium I also met some people :D So it was never boring x3 ...
Originally I wanted to go buying merchandise first, but that was impossible. I tried it ... but 10 minutes later I gave up. People there were really annoying. Maybe something like that should be organized better. Same with the signing sessions. Too crowded. I didn't go to any of them because I was in a bad mood after that merchandise thing. So I first bought something to drink and we looked a bit around at the visual market which was, in my opinion, not that interesting. I missed the J-food. I had only eaten some chicken nuggets at the station.
As we had nothing to do then we went to see Guitar Wolf.
The show was good, I think, but it wasn't my taste of music at all. Between the concerts they showed DVDs with videos of the bands. I liked the bis DVD. x3 bis was the next band to play and I really enjoyed it. I like their music ^~^ The vocalist only spoke Japanese, so I didn't understand him but better than saying nothing, so I was okay with that. After the concert I went to the merchandise sales again and bought a bis t-shirt.
AnCafe and girugämesh t-shirts were already sold out.
Next band was girugämesh. I liked them from the first song. I also liked bis, but I was a bit exhausted, so there were moments in which I hoped it to be finished soon. During girugämesh I forgot about that. They rocked \°O°/ I had so much fun, it was just great. They're also really good at playing live. x3
And last but not least there were AnCafe. The only band I really knew before the J-Shock. It's not my favourite band, but they have some really good songs. But I think there are better vocalists, even though I think Miku is really likeable. But they really have good live qualities. So I was positively surprised. The best about AnCafe were their communication with the fans. They were really nice and I think both AnCafe and the fans enjoyed the show. They gave there best with English and German and they introduced Yuuki (is the name right?) Atze. Because he has the same style like Atze lol. I think that was really funny. I had much fun at the concert.
They even played some encores (but girügämesh didn't *cries*), but we had to go earlier to be sure to get a cab in time.
There were so many people but finally, we also got a cab and arrived at the station early enough *lucky* ^.^b
So all in all, J-Shock was worth the money and the journey. Visual market and non existing J-food weren't that gread, but the concert were.
Especially girugämesh *_____*
I hope I'll see them live again some day.
Ja ne :D
Saturday, 23.06.2007
We went to Cologne by train where we met a nice girl who was also going to the J-Shock, so we were 3 persons who didn't know the way to the Palladium :D But fortunately we met a nice group with whom we reached the Palladim at 2:30 pm. So we were half an hour early, that's perfect.
In front of the palladium I also met some people :D So it was never boring x3 ...
Originally I wanted to go buying merchandise first, but that was impossible. I tried it ... but 10 minutes later I gave up. People there were really annoying. Maybe something like that should be organized better. Same with the signing sessions. Too crowded. I didn't go to any of them because I was in a bad mood after that merchandise thing. So I first bought something to drink and we looked a bit around at the visual market which was, in my opinion, not that interesting. I missed the J-food. I had only eaten some chicken nuggets at the station.
As we had nothing to do then we went to see Guitar Wolf.
The show was good, I think, but it wasn't my taste of music at all. Between the concerts they showed DVDs with videos of the bands. I liked the bis DVD. x3 bis was the next band to play and I really enjoyed it. I like their music ^~^ The vocalist only spoke Japanese, so I didn't understand him but better than saying nothing, so I was okay with that. After the concert I went to the merchandise sales again and bought a bis t-shirt.
AnCafe and girugämesh t-shirts were already sold out.
Next band was girugämesh. I liked them from the first song. I also liked bis, but I was a bit exhausted, so there were moments in which I hoped it to be finished soon. During girugämesh I forgot about that. They rocked \°O°/ I had so much fun, it was just great. They're also really good at playing live. x3
And last but not least there were AnCafe. The only band I really knew before the J-Shock. It's not my favourite band, but they have some really good songs. But I think there are better vocalists, even though I think Miku is really likeable. But they really have good live qualities. So I was positively surprised. The best about AnCafe were their communication with the fans. They were really nice and I think both AnCafe and the fans enjoyed the show. They gave there best with English and German and they introduced Yuuki (is the name right?) Atze. Because he has the same style like Atze lol. I think that was really funny. I had much fun at the concert.
They even played some encores (but girügämesh didn't *cries*), but we had to go earlier to be sure to get a cab in time.
There were so many people but finally, we also got a cab and arrived at the station early enough *lucky* ^.^b
So all in all, J-Shock was worth the money and the journey. Visual market and non existing J-food weren't that gread, but the concert were.
Especially girugämesh *_____*
I hope I'll see them live again some day.
Ja ne :D