Re: New Album! "Magic" to be released on November 18th 2009 & Live-gym details

[Lum]

Thanks sooo much for the review. You really have a good memory respectively you really show us what you see and feel 

Well actually I wrote the review in Italian immediately after coming back home, not more than an hour after the end of the show. I was too excited to go to sleep XD
That's why I could remember almost anything 

Would be really cool if one day we could go to a Live-Gym all together

[anjoschka178]

Would be really cool if one day we could go to a Live-Gym all together

Hehe yeah that would be really cool 
And then we show B'z a big NetParty Banner 

You wrote the review right after the show... you can't sleep... I totally can understand you 
Were you alone at the concert or with a friend?

[Arthuro]

If you want to see some pictures of THE "elevator",we have some here :

"Elevator"? You mean the flying stage, right?

[Lum]

Hehe yeah that would be really cool 
And then we show B'z a big NetParty Banner 

Or we're like in front row, or should be *really* big for them to see it, if you're at Tokyo Dome XD

You wrote the review right after the show... you can't sleep... I totally can understand you 
Were you alone at the concert or with a friend?

Alone, as I came in Japan alone and I don't really have friends who like B'z. One of the teacher at school is a B'z fan, but her ticket was for Saturday.
And actually I couldn't sleep for a few days after that XD

[Pierro]

If you want to see some pictures of THE "elevator",we have some here :

"Elevator"? You mean the flying stage, right?

Well, if "elevator" is not the proper word, "flying scene" is a little bit exagerated  but it's B'z Magic and the band is the first in the world to use such a crazy thing.

That doesn't really suit with the current ecological ideas (they needed 120 trucks for building this scene) and that's the contradiction with the album MAGIC, showing an exploited world (the PV of My Lonely Town was clear with this point), exploited by mankind.
And well, the tour is called Ain't No Magic, so we could think it's time to become reasonable, to think green (stay Green!) and maybe to reduce our CO² emissions, but at the end B'z does just the contrary with an incredible crazy "flying" (magical ?) scene.

That is interesting.

[Lebon14]

If it used 120 trucks to move it, I'm pretty sure that's the reason they only used that scene once.

[Lum]

B'z aren't the first to use this kind of moving stages... Arashi are the ones who first did it, and they used more than one.

Also, it's true what you say about the exploited world (the introduction video was more than explicit), but the title MAGIC doesn't come from there, nor the Live-Gym one. Inaba explained pretty well where they come from, as I wrote in my review.

On easygo! there's a long review of the show, covering the 3 last days at Tokyo Dome.
All in japanese, but very intersting if you can read it. The guy also report everything was said during mcs 

Edit (Arthuro): Please use the Modify/Edit function next time instead of double-posting