Ayumi ~ The Anything Goes Thread 9 ~ - Page 24

ExodusUK · #1 25th March 2015, 03:09 PM

I feel like I'm the only one not really feeling Ayu's current hair...at least it isn't as bad as her 2011 soccer mom blonde hair (around the time of the earthquake).

Zeke. · #2 25th March 2015, 04:44 PM

I don't like it. Those bangs are no. Just like bangs from R'n'R album pics which was a no as well. Like a frickin accessory for a Lego person.

//ABEST · #3 25th March 2015, 05:30 PM

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I feel like I'm the only one not really feeling Ayu's current hair...at least it isn't as bad as her 2011 soccer mom blonde hair (around the time of the earthquake).

oh god she looked like 60yo grandma with that hair. hated it so much

i enjoy her tours but i just hate it when it's all about dancers and tranny-timmy with princess singing, no thanks. i want ayu alone or ayu with no 1 0000 00000 dancers besides her doing same dancing routine (love me, don't touch me, oh i lost him, i got him back) just boooring

Delirium-Zer0 · #4 25th March 2015, 06:34 PM

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same dancing routine (love me, don't touch me, oh i lost him, i got him back) just boooring

OMG I love you so much right now, hahaha XD

Andrenekoi · #5 25th March 2015, 07:12 PM

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oh god she looked like 60yo grandma with that hair. hated it so much

i enjoy her tours but i just hate it when it's all about dancers and tranny-timmy with princess singing, no thanks. i want ayu alone or ayu with no 1 0000 00000 dancers besides her doing same dancing routine (love me, don't touch me, oh i lost him, i got him back) just boooring

Transphobia...

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I also think it's a pitty we didn't get to see the simpler concerts. I mean, wasn't it the reason why she postponed Hotel Love Songs? The special final kinda goes against the PoM Tour concept imo...

She explained that the idea was to get the tour bigger over the time to match the recovery of Japan post-disaster, so, the tour started as a mourning and ended as a celebration.

Gustavopc · #6 25th March 2015, 09:22 PM

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She explained that the idea was to get the tour bigger over the time to match the recovery of Japan post-disaster, so, the tour started as a mourning and ended as a celebration.

Oooh, that's a way I didn't see it... Much better tbh, I thought the concert got bigger only for the footage

Andrenekoi · #7 26th March 2015, 04:04 AM

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Oooh, that's a way I didn't see it... Much better tbh, I thought the concert got bigger only for the footage

If I remember it right, the concert got bigger over the dates, with more elements being added as the time passed by.

The footage dates were the bigger ones, and I believe the outfits were mostly new for example, but they already had that same number of performers on the stage for some time them.

Zeke. · #8 25th March 2015, 07:00 PM

I never was particularly excited about lives either but after watching her for the first time I was consumed. Have you ever actually sat and watched one / a few from start to finish? I think many of ayu's lives are great. It became stale over the years, yes, but that's not to say that there isn't a lot that were particularly great.

I can't really get into too many lives other than Ayu's. So even if you're but a "live" person, you could still be able to find moments within ayus touring videography that completely captivate you.

Delicious n Bold · #9 25th March 2015, 04:46 PM

Am I the only one who doesn't really care for her lives? I would if I went in person but other than that it doesn't bother me that I can say I've never watched an ayu concert.

NintendoHTF1242 · #10 25th March 2015, 05:25 PM

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Am I the only one who doesn't really care for her lives? I would if I went in person but other than that it doesn't bother me that I can say I've never watched an ayu concert.

Same here. For some reason I just can't stand watching concerts for an artist. I would LOVE to go and see one live, but to watch one just never interested me... Like I was watching the tour for MY STORY and it was just so boring lol the only tour that has me interested is POWER OF MUSIC and even then I'm too lazy to go watch it lol

orangeakira · #11 26th March 2015, 12:44 AM

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Am I the only one who doesn't really care for her lives? I would if I went in person but other than that it doesn't bother me that I can say I've never watched an ayu concert.

I do kind of feel the same way. Utada is my favorite artist in the whole world, and I actually like every song she's released, I'm kind of a hikki stan, yet the only concerts I've seen are UU06, In the Flesh (because I went to the new york show), and Wild Life (because they streamed it live for free and it was the last thing she did before going on a 5 year hiatus)

Lives never really interested me.

Andrenekoi · #12 25th March 2015, 05:06 PM

^Your loss, not ours.

Depiste what people say over here when they are living the WARNING lyrics, her concerts are her strongest point as a pop artist IMO, even more since 2004 when she stopped feeling like a random karaoke singer looking lost on stage.

And the massive amount of presence and energy she has doesn't realy show when she is doing TV lives.

Delirium-Zer0 · #13 25th March 2015, 05:18 PM

That really depends on what you look for in a concert. I'm not really into Ayu's concerts either... they have some moments that are especially good, but I'm not into stage spectacle. I like the emotional connection between the artist & the audience and I don't get that when Ayu is up in the air or surrounded by dancers, I get that when she's just singing and making eye contact with people in the crowd. But many people, especially pop listeners, prefer the spectacle and find straight-up performance boring, and that's fine. But I find the spectacle uninteresting... all her concerts since ASIA TOUR 2007 kinda blend together for me aside from AT 2009 and POM 2011, and even with POM 2011 I'm really sad we never got to see any shows from earlier in the tour when it was more stripped-down and music-focused.

I REALLY prefer the TV lives because of how basic and music-focused they are, to be honest.

Gustavopc · #14 25th March 2015, 05:39 PM

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That really depends on what you look for in a concert. I'm not really into Ayu's concerts either... they have some moments that are especially good, but I'm not into stage spectacle. I like the emotional connection between the artist & the audience and I don't get that when Ayu is up in the air or surrounded by dancers, I get that when she's just singing and making eye contact with people in the crowd. But many people, especially pop listeners, prefer the spectacle and find straight-up performance boring, and that's fine. But I find the spectacle uninteresting... all her concerts since ASIA TOUR 2007 kinda blend together for me aside from AT 2009 and POM 2011, and even with POM 2011 I'm really sad we never got to see any shows from earlier in the tour when it was more stripped-down and music-focused.

I REALLY prefer the TV lives because of how basic and music-focused they are, to be honest.

I also think it's a pitty we didn't get to see the simpler concerts. I mean, wasn't it the reason why she postponed Hotel Love Songs? The special final kinda goes against the PoM Tour concept imo...

Delicious n Bold · #15 25th March 2015, 07:54 PM

If there's one tour i wanna watch, its the PoM tour. I love the concept but I've been so lazy. maybe ill download it when I'm free. I remember loving the vogue performance.

everlastingRAINBOW · #16 25th March 2015, 07:55 PM