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Originally Posted by Zeke.
All the naysayers need to take a motherfuckin' seat.
They said A WORLD IS ONE was a long shot.
They said another Ayu Trance was impossible.
Quit bitching and at least give it a chance.
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Originally Posted by Coelacanth
Zeke, you already saw Ayu live. It probably doesn't matter to you at this point.
Taking a trip to Japan to see an Ayu concert has been a goal I've been working towards for some time. If she were to do some low-budget backalley concert in the States, of course I would go! How could I pass it up? But I wouldn't want that to be my first experience seeing Ayu (who retains a certain mystique in my mind), you know? I mean, I'm rooting for you guys, really.
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my first experience with seeing Utada was when she did "some low-budget backalley concert in the States" and it was absolutely amazing. Yes I would have loved to see her in Japan and although I would have fucking knifed a bitch to be able to see her during Utada United, I still think her In the flesh tour was really well done. Not everyone needs a super huge dome arena stadium super final days special live premium ultimage countdown tour.
In fact, I think a quiet, stripped down, intimate, performance would be pretty cool. I can't tell you how much I wish we got footage of the first few performances of her "Power of Music" tour before it got all high and mighty and over the top. And it doesn't have to be low budget. I'm not sure if you know this, but The Wachovia center in Philly, Madison Square Garden in NYC, and the Prudential Center in NJ are all really really huge. She could always try to bring her huge glamorous tour over here if she wanted to.
Just in the tristate area alone, there are more super huge, and super small concert venues than I can count. I'm sure there's thousands of places throughout this country she could perform. She has a lot to work with.