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Old 20th March 2011, 12:59 PM
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Seriously, all I REALLY care right now is for Japan and it's citizens affected by the natural disaster to recover ASAP.
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Old 21st March 2011, 01:40 AM
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Seriously, all I REALLY care right now is for Japan and it's citizens affected by the natural disaster to recover ASAP.
I agree with you for 100% x100.
(even though I can't bear the waiting)

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Old 21st March 2011, 08:02 AM
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Seriously, all I REALLY care right now is for Japan and it's citizens affected by the natural disaster to recover ASAP.
I'm with ya on that one, I've been doing things like garage sales, artwork, etc to raise money to send to Japan.

I think we all SERIOUSLY need to chill out (including myself) and realize that Japan has much bigger issues on their hands right now. I'm doing my best not to be selfish, I know the wait sucks. Try to consider that there are people in Japan that don't even have heat, water, or a home right now and we're all complaining about a CD release over here... not very becoming of us I don't think it will be released until like the end of May or June, that's my prediction.
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Old 21st March 2011, 09:10 AM
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I think we all SERIOUSLY need to chill out (including myself) and realize that Japan has much bigger issues on their hands right now. I'm doing my best not to be selfish, I know the wait sucks. Try to consider that there are people in Japan that don't even have heat, water, or a home right now and we're all complaining about a CD release over here... not very becoming of us I don't think it will be released until like the end of May or June, that's my prediction.
I think all of us are aware of that and none of us are really saying that they should've released the cds regardless of the situation. You know there are people all over the world who constantly don't have food, water and a place to live yet we complain about cds and other stuff every other day as well...that doesn't really make us selfish and neither does this.
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Old 21st March 2011, 04:49 PM
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I think all of us are aware of that and none of us are really saying that they should've released the cds regardless of the situation. You know there are people all over the world who constantly don't have food, water and a place to live yet we complain about cds and other stuff every other day as well...that doesn't really make us selfish and neither does this.
Yeah I know, trust me I know. I once yelled at a woman who was complaining to her waitress too much I was like, "MA'AM YOU DO REALIZE THAT THERE ARE PEOPLE IN THIS WORLD WHO DON'T EVEN GET WATER EVERYDAY, LET ALONE FOOD SO WHY DON'T YOU SHUT THE **** UP!" hahaha she was so stone-cold she didn't know what to say back (only did it because she was disturbing MY enjoyment of my meal)

I was just saying this pertaining to the people (including myself) here on AHS I know you guys are aware of the situation, all I'm saying is that let's not expect anything amazing anytime soon, the releases are gonna be postponed for a long time that's what I mean by give Japan a break.
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Yeah I know, trust me I know. I once yelled at a woman who was complaining to her waitress too much I was like, "MA'AM YOU DO REALIZE THAT THERE ARE PEOPLE IN THIS WORLD WHO DON'T EVEN GET WATER EVERYDAY, LET ALONE FOOD SO WHY DON'T YOU SHUT THE **** UP!" hahaha she was so stone-cold she didn't know what to say back (only did it because she was disturbing MY enjoyment of my meal)

I was just saying this pertaining to the people (including myself) here on AHS I know you guys are aware of the situation, all I'm saying is that let's not expect anything amazing anytime soon, the releases are gonna be postponed for a long time that's what I mean by give Japan a break.
You're one of the rare few who think that way and that's admirable and you might be right, maybe we shouldn't expect much soon as the situation in Japan is still far from being well.
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Old 21st March 2011, 05:59 PM
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Yeah I know, trust me I know. I once yelled at a woman who was complaining to her waitress too much I was like, "MA'AM YOU DO REALIZE THAT THERE ARE PEOPLE IN THIS WORLD WHO DON'T EVEN GET WATER EVERYDAY, LET ALONE FOOD SO WHY DON'T YOU SHUT THE **** UP!" hahaha she was so stone-cold she didn't know what to say back (only did it because she was disturbing MY enjoyment of my meal)
I do this to people all the time.. Most are so self centered that they dont care about anything.

OT: I noticed that amazon japan hasnt said anything about the delay and it still says that they plan on shipping out the 50 singles DVD on the 1st of april.. is there any update to the delays??
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Old 27th March 2011, 02:16 AM
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I'm with ya on that one, I've been doing things like garage sales, artwork, etc to raise money to send to Japan.

I think we all SERIOUSLY need to chill out (including myself) and realize that Japan has much bigger issues on their hands right now. I'm doing my best not to be selfish, I know the wait sucks. Try to consider that there are people in Japan that don't even have heat, water, or a home right now and we're all complaining about a CD release over here... not very becoming of us I don't think it will be released until like the end of May or June, that's my prediction.
Thank you. Trust me, no one over hear right now is going "omg when's (insert artists name here) releases coming out!?! I can't bear it any longer." People might be waiting quite a while for things in the entertainment industry to get back to normal.
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Old 27th March 2011, 05:31 AM
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Thank you. Trust me, no one over hear right now is going "omg when's (insert artists name here) releases coming out!?! I can't bear it any longer." People might be waiting quite a while for things in the entertainment industry to get back to normal.
Yeah! For now I check this forum like once a week to see if there is any new news but most of my free time is being spent actually helping Japan. If you guys want it to release sooner, start donating relief money to get Japan rollin (no pun intended haha ) again
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Old 27th March 2011, 05:54 AM
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Thank you. Trust me, no one over hear right now is going "omg when's (insert artists name here) releases coming out!?! I can't bear it any longer." People might be waiting quite a while for things in the entertainment industry to get back to normal.
Sorry I just disagree. What about parts of Japan that were not affected? I'm sure they're sad about the events but it's not going to affect their daily lives. Everything is back to normal for them.
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Old 27th March 2011, 09:03 AM
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I couldn't care less when they come out, thousands of people died and hundreds of thousands more and still suffering, they're homeless and they have lost everything except for the clothes on their backs. If I have to wait another month or two to watch a DVD or listen to some remixes then I'm happy to wait. Geez, stop thinking of yourselves so much and try and look at the bigger picture. Whether or not the south of Japan was affected at all by the disasters that happened/are still happening in Sendai/Fukushima, I think Ayu and the rest of the artists who have delayed their releases are being RESPECTFUL by postponing them.

This isn't to everyone, just the select few who keep whinging about delayed releases.
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Old 27th March 2011, 10:02 AM
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I couldn't care less when they come out, thousands of people died and hundreds of thousands more and still suffering, they're homeless and they have lost everything except for the clothes on their backs. If I have to wait another month or two to watch a DVD or listen to some remixes then I'm happy to wait. Geez, stop thinking of yourselves so much and try and look at the bigger picture. Whether or not the south of Japan was affected at all by the disasters that happened/are still happening in Sendai/Fukushima, I think Ayu and the rest of the artists who have delayed their releases are being RESPECTFUL by postponing them.

This isn't to everyone, just the select few who keep whinging about delayed releases.
I do agree, however, this is an Ayumi Hamasaki forum and this particular thread is about the postponed release, so we literally have nothing else to talk about except for the postponed releases here. Outside of this thread, I haven't spoken 1 word about the postponed releases because of course I understand and respect it and I feel for all the victims in Japan.

I guess this thread is just the 1 place we can go to wonder when these releases are coming out, and in our daily lives we worry about different things.
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Old 27th March 2011, 10:12 AM
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Yeah, I'm just getting so frustrated that all some people seem to be able to think about is getting their CDs and DVDs in the face of a natural disaster that has affected so many. I went to my city today and walked around and saw so many Japanese people standing out in the hot sun (it was 36 degrees celsius here today) with donation tins and playing instruments and some of them were just crying openly. Perth isn't that populated by many Japanese, but seeing it here in my city just made me so sad. Then to come in here and see people complaining just riled me up and made me feel even more upset.
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Sorry I just disagree. What about parts of Japan that were not affected? I'm sure they're sad about the events but it's not going to affect their daily lives. Everything is back to normal for them.
You disagree? Ok, I only live here.

Of course its true that the south wasn't directly effected by the actual earth quake and tsunami. But it IS effected. There is no part of Japan that isn't. I just spent the last week traveling in the south actually. My Mother in America was so freaked out by the possibility of radiation, that I decided to go on a trip to Shikoku and the southern part of Honshu to calm her down. Some places have gas shortages and various food shortages and everywhere they are trying to save electricity (often times we were driving on highways in the middle of the night that weren't lit!) Across Japan major chains like McDonalds and all convenience stores are only using the bare minimal electricity necessary to run. And of course businesses all across Japan are not doing very well right now.

So, on the topic of delayed tours, I think anyone that holds an electricity guzzling show like Ayumi right now is going to be looked upon very poorly. I think all tours will be delayed by a month or maybe even more.

People in general right now have much more important things to worry about than entertainment. Of course its fine to want the releases, I'm just saying you might be waiting a while and people should try to keep things in perspective more.

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You disagree? Ok, I only live here.

Of course its true that the south wasn't directly effected by the actual earth quake and tsunami. But it IS effected. There is no part of Japan that isn't. I just spent the last week traveling in the south actually. My Mother in America was so freaked out by the possibility of radiation, that I decided to go on a trip to Shikoku and the southern part of Honshu to calm her down. Some places have gas shortages and various food shortages and everywhere they are trying to save electricity (often times we were driving on highways in the middle of the night that weren't lit!) Across Japan major chains like McDonalds and all convenience stores are only using the bare minimal electricity necessary to run. And of course businesses all across Japan are not doing very well right now.

So, on the topic of delayed tours, I think anyone that holds an electricity guzzling show like Ayumi right now is going to be looked upon very poorly. I think all tours will be delayed by a month or maybe even more.

People in general right now have much more important things to worry about than entertainment. Of course its fine to want the releases, I'm just saying you might be waiting a while and people should try to keep things in perspective more.
I completely agree with you!

I don't understand why big acts like KARA are still releasing soon...
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Old 27th March 2011, 04:40 PM
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You disagree? Ok, I only live here.

Of course its true that the south wasn't directly effected by the actual earth quake and tsunami. But it IS effected. There is no part of Japan that isn't. I just spent the last week traveling in the south actually. My Mother in America was so freaked out by the possibility of radiation, that I decided to go on a trip to Shikoku and the southern part of Honshu to calm her down. Some places have gas shortages and various food shortages and everywhere they are trying to save electricity (often times we were driving on highways in the middle of the night that weren't lit!) Across Japan major chains like McDonalds and all convenience stores are only using the bare minimal electricity necessary to run. And of course businesses all across Japan are not doing very well right now.

So, on the topic of delayed tours, I think anyone that holds an electricity guzzling show like Ayumi right now is going to be looked upon very poorly. I think all tours will be delayed by a month or maybe even more.

People in general right now have much more important things to worry about than entertainment. Of course its fine to want the releases, I'm just saying you might be waiting a while and people should try to keep things in perspective more.
I'm agreeing with that also. This is NOT the time for the Japanese to play around and enjoy a fun time - we've got A LOT to clean up.
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Old 27th March 2011, 04:46 PM
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Each artists isnt releasing anything, its the labels they belong to... if you want to be mad at something be mad at the labels..
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Sorry I just disagree. What about parts of Japan that were not affected? I'm sure they're sad about the events but it's not going to affect their daily lives. Everything is back to normal for them.
i suppressed myself to not respond to this, but I feel too intensely not to respond. your statement is like saying 9/11 only affected New York, and thie tragedy did not affect anyone outside New York, hence the rest of USA is all back to normal within no time.

it does not work that way. I find this comment unthoughtful and insensitive, ignorant and unempathic.
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i suppressed myself to not respond to this, but I feel too intensely not to respond. your statement is like saying 9/11 only affected New York, and thie tragedy did not affect anyone outside New York, hence the rest of USA is all back to normal within no time.

it does not work that way. I find this comment unthoughtful and insensitive, ignorant and unempathic.
we are talking about why things are being postponed. things are postponed because **** was ****ed up...physically. there are places where nothing was affected physically.

9/11 ONLY affected people physically in New York. I'm sure the rest of the country felt it, and especially those who lost loved ones, but **** wouldn't get postponed in CA or FL or anywhere else in the country because of something that happened in NY.

The rest of the US (outside of NY) WAS back to normal in no time, because nothing happened to them for them not to be. The rest of the world just can't shut down because something horrible happened.

I don't think I'm being insensitive at all.
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^ I kinda agree with this, but you have to also remember that Japan is much smaller then the US.. I can only imagine what everyone is going through.
And I mention size manly because of the rolling blackouts.. I don't know how far that is going to support the power supply, but Im pretty sure it effects plenty of people. I think the "effects" of felt more throughout the country because of this. (when comparing it to New York and the rest of the states.) ANd with all the food they have to through out and all that other simple stuff that people really dont think about till it happens to you, you know?

i think i said what i was trying to say anyways.. lol
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