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Originally Posted by Kingdom
You don't have to apologize for offending anybod. I for one am not offended. Would you not agree that you were being a bit over dramatic?
Without seeing the tour, without seeing one performance, without seeing any costumes, you pretty much dismissed it as a big boring snoozefest because of the setlist for the first date 
What you should realize is that Kuu's not doing this setlist just because of the earth quake. Her last minitour was Eternity, which was mostly ballads and it turned out to be a FANTASTIC show, and she mentioned that she would like to turn more attention towards her music than just the performance aspect of her tour. She wants her music to reach people, and the best way to do that is with emotional songs.
It's not as if she is doing piano ballad, after piano ballad, after piano ballad. That would be boring. Instead, she has a good mixture of her "ballad" songs, some midtempo and some slower.
All I'm saying, is wait until you see the show before you totally get "disappointed" with it... who knows, you might end up really liking it. It's not as if the entire show is a big ballad. |
I guess I came off more dramatic than I meant to but even a mixture of ballads is just not appealing to me if it's too many at one time. I know she wants to focus more on her music, and based on two flawless albums, Eternity and Dejavu, I can tell she's serious about it. But at the same time I can't bring myself to be excited about a concert that has 11 ballads in a row. That's all I meant to say. At this point, it would be disappointing for me but that doesn't stop me from wanting to see some of my favorite ballads being performed, I just might have to take a break in between when I get the DVD if that is indeed the setlist.