MONEY IN MY BAG was performed only in Taiwan last year but they still included it as a bonus, I really don't get why no HULLICANE :shrug

^ She performed MIMB in Japan too. The recording for the DVD was at Kobe Kokusai Kaikan, and I'm pretty sure that since that date from the recording, she started to sing the song during the rest of the Tour, with almost more 10 dates.
It's the same case of HURRICANE, which she started singing during the middle of the Tour.

Random but I've gotten into Dreaming Now again. It sounds better to me now than it did 2 years ago :p

https://www.facebook.com/KodaItalian...08095119208105
This performance has to be one of her best dance wise! Hope we get a song with intense choreography again soon!

Nikkei unveils their concert mobilisation power ranking for 2015

Every year popular magazine Nikkei Entertainment releases a series of Power Rankings which arrange musical artists and other celebrities according to varying different criteria such as familiarity or interest.

Keeping with tradition, the magazine's December issue contains its yearly survey on concert attendance in Japan, ranking acts based on the overall amount of people whom attended their performances over the course of the past year.

The 2015 ranking was topped by long-running pop/rock band Mr.Children, whose “REFLECTION” Arena Tour and “Mikan” Stadium Tour brought in a combined 1,119,000 concertgoers (according to overall venue capacity) over the course of 36 different dates.

Second and third place went to popular idol group ARASHI (1,035,000 attendees from 21 dates) and dance/vocal unit Sandaime J Soul Brothers (1,002,000 attendees from 21 dates) respectively.

Read on below for a look at the year’s complete Concert Mobilisation ranking, which includes the Top 50 acts as ranked by their concert attendance during 2015.

-’NIKKEI ENTERTAINMENT’ CONCERT MOBILISATION POWER RANKING 2015-

1. Mr.Children – 1,119,000 attendees – 36 concerts
2. ARASHI – 1,035,000 attendees – 21 concerts
3. Sandaime J Soul Brothers – 1,002,000 attendees – 21 concerts
4. EXILE – 988,000 attendees – 20 concerts
5. Kanjani∞ – 923,000 attendees – 38 concerts
6. Tohoshinki – 786,000 attendees – 16 concerts
7. Kis-My-Ft2 – 730,000 attendees – 22 concerts
8. BIGBANG – 708,000 attendees – 14 concerts
9. Southern All Stars – 643,000 attendees – 23 concerts
10. B’z – 626,000 attendees – 41 concerts
11. 2PM – 455,000 attendees – 30 concerts
12. EXO – 445,000 attendees – 13 Concerts
13. DREAMS COME TRUE – 432,000 attendees – 9 concerts
14. Yuzu – 426,000 attendees – 31 concerts
15. Amuro Namie – 425,000 attendees – 34 concerts
16. Kobukuro – 374,000 attendees – 24 concerts
17. Fukuyama Masaharu – 370,000 attendees – 18 concerts
18. Hamasaki Ayumi – 358,000 attendees – 43 concerts
19. UVERworld – 344,000 attendees – 51 concerts
20. Ketsumeishi – 337,000 attendees – 28 concerts
21. Momoiro Clover Z – 322,000 attendees – 30 concerts
22. Nogizaka46 – 316,000 attendees – 41 concerts
23. Ikimonogakari – 311,000 attendees – 26 concerts
24. Hey! Say! JUMP – 309,000 attendees – 22 concerts
25. ONE OK ROCK – 308,000 attendees – 24 concerts
26. SUPER JUNIOR – 288,000 attendees – 21 concerts
27. NEWS – 281,000 attendees – 16 concerts
28. Johnny’s WEST – 273,000 attendees – 23 concerts
29. AAA – 270,000 attendees – 21 concerts
30. One Direction – 258,000 attendees – 6 concerts
31. GLAY – 256,000 attendees – 23 concerts
32. Koda Kumi – 244,000 attendees – 16 concerts
33. Golden Bomber – 241,000 attendees – 29 concerts
34. Paul McCartney – 234,000 attendees – 5 concerts
35. AKB48 – 234,000 attendees – 271 concerts
36. Nishino Kana – 223,000 attendees – 18 concerts
37. Acid Black Cherry – 223,000 attendees – 38 concerts
38. KinKi Kids – 220,000 attendees – 4 concerts
39. Mizuki Nana – 217,000 attendees – 16 concerts
40. Shonan no Kaze – 207,000 attendees – 37 concerts
41. HKT48 – 202,000 attendees – 314 concerts
42. V6 – 202,000 attendees – 15 concerts
43. SKE48 – 200,000 attendees – 263 concerts
44. Hikawa Kiyoshi – 199,000 attendees – 104 concerts
45. Sexy Zone – 195,000 attendees – 13 concerts
46. NMB48 – 186,000 attendees – 198 concerts
47. CNBLUE – 181,000 attendees – 18 concerts
48. THE ALFEE – 178,000 attendees – 54 concerts
49. Domoto Koichi – 176,000 attendees – 12 concerts
50. YUKI – 171,000 attendees – 39 concerts

http://aramajapan.com/news/music/nik...or-2015/51892/

Interesting, same with me! I could have cared less for the song when it was first released, but this past summer it really grew on me.

Really? I didn't see anything from this concert other than the intro/You can keep up with me performance. Haha so proud of myself

Dreaming Now! was a favorite of mine after watching the PV, the choreography is freakin' powerful and the live performances were all impeccable, it seems kuu loves performing this because she is energetic the whole song and ends up with a nice shout.

It's interesting, cause the TV version by WOWOW was the final, the second Saitama show.
The DVD seems to be the first Saitama date - without HURRICANE.
I really wonder why they make a difference here and take different recordings.

^ the first Saitama date???!?!?! whyyyyyyyyyyyyy :cry

@maze The concert is great tho, so it's worth it, but since I saw everything that I wanted (except for HURRICANE which apparently isn't on the DVD, and the fan selection), I just don't really care right now. It would be nice to have some new angles and stuff, specially on Piece In The Puzzle, I'm not a fan of the editing.
What I'll try to do this time is not see the setlist of the 15th Anniversary Live on reports, and be surprised watching the DVD itself. haha

Dreaming Now! is, indeed, a great song. I'm not a fan of the style that she was using during the promotion, with those crystals on her lips, and the outfits all over the place, but overall is such a upbeat and fun song, I love it.

I love how her choreographies are getting better and better with time. I was always scared of her taking the other road and do more "idol" style choreography like Namie does, but I think she is getting the right balance on what works for her. From Shake Hip! (with a more flirty style) to Lippy (that choreography was everything), I'm really proud of her.

@kaled:
You do know though, that the edit is always different between TV and DVD edition?
The DVD still might bw worth it for you.

I know, but most of the times are just some random things, here and there. Like on show girl (at Trick Tour) during the line "Onna no buki wa me de otosu". I usually like the DVD footage because the colors are better, more vivid.

And the DVD is totally worth it, I'm not saying that it isn't, I'm just not that excited right now for the release, since I saw pretty much everything. I'll watch the final footage eventually. :)

That's why I kept myself from watching anything WALK OF MY LIFE TOUR.

I didn't see anything and when I will watch the blu-ray show it will be super fun and surprising (I hope). =)

Just preordered my Live CD and BluRay at the FC shop.
And I noticed there's the First Press listed!

First Press for DVD and BluRay is a digipak and a special 20 page booklet.

Here's a screencap:
http://imageshack.com/a/img907/2671/mI2j1O.jpg

^ YAAAAAAAAAS, DIGIPAK :heart :heart

On another topic, when should we know what song from globe Kuu covered? I am SO in need of new stuff that I am starting to get head over heels with this song :laugh

From Twitter

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CTGOMYuUEAAJdGc.jpg

Official site has been updated with the finalised tracklist for Koda Kumi 15th Anniversary Live Tour 2015～WALK OF MY LIFE～ DVD/Blu-ray together with live snippets for some songs

http://rhythmzone.net/koda/

This pic looks so pretty in the website omg :heart

woow that picture is amazing! I'm so buying the bluray, EXCITED :heart

Damn that photo is amazing.

In full in case anyone wants it:

:luv2

Thank you so much :love