I wish I know his secret... His work is inspiring. Sound is fantastic, and cameral work on top of that is clean and steady. As good as it gets. I think part of it is being back just a few rows.

So do I, my other top 2 is Wonderland.

最高の曲ですっぽ！

My son has the same birthday as Saiki as well. I've told him his b-day is noteworthy. hahaha

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She is our queen 🙂

You got Catharsis...

The old people with no lives and an Asian girl fetish get there early. They take up the front and suck the life out of the shows. Sometimes we can mosh them out though

@@kschell286 older people yes, there was some youth at that concert but even then no one was going crazy for them in a section in the middle back a few outliers. I had this one person who legit looked at his phone and just had conversations with another person and not giving full undivided attention. That really bothers me personally, how can you be a dedicated fan but not go crazy for the band that you love being at the front row, and on top of that they came to perform at your state in the same city twice and other ones too! It should be fans who will cheer, sing, and fanboy/girl super out being at the front and the quiet ones in the back. I was lucky to get to the rail and poured my heart and soul for them to see they have passionate fans among the sleepers. End note: I love our fans but this is my own personal opinion and criticism towards those who are not wilding or showing some firey passion.

welcome to the world of radio transmitters :)

Yeah except for Mikus guitar on Memorable they were totally wireless this time.

I feel bad for the stage mouse who's job it was to straighten out the cords all night. But yes, finally, cordless!

First cordless show in the USA. They have played cordless in Japan for many years, at least since 2018 at the larger venues.

Got sound now, Thanks

They sounded much better at the show