{"id":888,"date":"2010-09-04T23:19:54","date_gmt":"2010-09-04T20:19:54","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/nippon.ddo.jp\/aucifer\/?p=888"},"modified":"2010-09-05T02:22:03","modified_gmt":"2010-09-04T23:22:03","slug":"%ce%bbucifer-tokyo-20100831-live-report-setlist","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/kumomi.org\/aucifer\/2010\/09\/04\/%ce%bbucifer-tokyo-20100831-live-report-setlist\/","title":{"rendered":"\u039bucifer Tokyo 2010\/08\/31 live report + setlist"},"content":{"rendered":"

(Thank you to Yuji<\/strong><\/a> on mixi for writing this awesome report and letting me translate!)<\/span><\/p>\n

\u039bucifer 10th Anniversary LIVE Tour Rinne 8\/31 in Akasaka BLITZ<\/strong><\/p>\n

Lights out.<\/p>\n

The stage hidden by curtains.<\/p>\n

“We’ll be back!<\/em>”
\nThose parting words MAKOTO left us with at the Kokusai Forum, coupled with the SE “LEGEND.”<\/p>\n

The members’ pictures are projected onto the curtain as they enter the stage.
\nAnd so they start playing the first song of the evening, “Silent Melody.”
\nThe moment they enter the chorus, the curtains drop — and before one’s eyes is \u039bucifer.<\/p>\n

This group of five, standing on stage again after seven and a half years.<\/p>\n

Starting from the second song of “CARNATION CRIME”, it’s an explosion of up-tempo numbers.<\/p>\n

The vocalist displaying his style that is both rough while also of good taste.
\nThe guitarists making their presence known, striking their instruments but paying mind to detail.
\nThe rhythm section playing together extraordinarily tight, yet aggressively.<\/p>\n

MAKOTO
\nYUKI
\nATSURO
\nTOWA
\nSANTA<\/p>\n

The live was a showcase of these five people truly enjoying themselves.<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

The performance they did in the middle of the set, “C no Binetsu”
\nThe song I was looking forward to the most.
\nThe me who was watching KAIKAN Phrase around 11 years earlier was resurrected.
\nI was shivering from nostalgia.<\/p>\n

It was a normal standing live without too much pushing, but as we got to the second half and “Poker Face”, the moment YUKI jumped off the stage into the arena was when it turned into a real<\/em>, intense live within the crowd, too.<\/p>\n

During “Midnight Crow”, the last song of the main set, was when I thought the most sense of unity was felt.<\/p>\n

The last encore was “Datenshi BLUE.”
\nFinishing off with the song that started it all felt appropriate.<\/p>\n

The MC’s were really “talk as much as you’d like.<\/em>”
\nThey were like at a class reunion.<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

\u300c\u039bucifer will keep on living in everyones’ memories\u300d<\/p>\n

Thanks to being blessed with such a good number as 90 when lining up, I got to see the show from a really nice spot!
\nThis day, being able to take part in \u039bucifer’s live, will make for one fantastic memory!
\nIf they come back, I’ll definitely want to see them again!
\n\u039bucifer’s the best!!<\/p>\n

Setlist<\/p>\n

1 Silent Melody
\n2 CARNATION CRIME
\n3 Furueru Maguma<\/p>\n

4 PLASMAGIC
\n5 Jealousy
\n6 DUMMY<\/p>\n

MC<\/p>\n

Guitar battle<\/p>\n

7 TSUBASA
\n8 TOKYO Illusion
\n9 LOVE&PAIN
\n10 Kono Te no Naka ni<\/p>\n

MC<\/p>\n

11 Orange
\n12 C no Binetsu<\/p>\n

MC<\/p>\n

13 LUCY
\n14 Egovision
\n15 Poker Face
\n16 LABYRINTH<\/p>\n

MC<\/p>\n

17 Midnight Crow<\/p>\n

ENCORE1<\/p>\n

18 Hypersonic Soul
\n19 CASTAWAYS<\/p>\n

ENCORE2<\/p>\n

20 See You
\n21 Datenshi BLUE<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Lastly some off-shots.<\/p>\n

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