Quote:At the shows I was at we didn't say "VAMPS VAMPS VAMPS" for an encore but we went "BANG ON STOMP EVERY BODY" and stomped our feet lol :3 I don't know why they chanted Hyde in Spains show :\ I'm sure they knew who Kazu is but 99% of fans are Hyde fans...

heeey, I love hyde but that doesn't mean I don't love kazu! ! Without him there wouldn't only not be vamps but basically also no hyde since he composed more than half of his songs when he was still 'solo' ...if this makes any sense.

and kaz is awesome in general >_>

btw to all the people who didn't know who he is -> YOU AIN'T GOT NO PANCAKE MIX . . . assholes x'D

(10-15-2010, 08:07 AM)Guest Wrote: The crowd began shouting "HAIDO! HAIDO!" cuz we were so moved because of the fact Hyde making the effort of talking us in our language. But of course we knew who Kaz is!!! (in fact, there were many people attending to the concert in order to see him^^). And I think he received lot of affection from us n__n

I guess that makes sense. I was just judging by the video, which must have taken the events out of context.

(10-15-2010, 10:03 AM)iceybabes Wrote: At the shows I was at we didn't say "VAMPS VAMPS VAMPS" for an encore but we went "BANG ON STOMP EVERY BODY" and stomped our feet lol :3 I don't know why they chanted Hyde in Spains show :\ I'm sure they knew who Kazu is but 99% of fans are Hyde fans...

It just seems weird that one would go to a show specifically knowing the name "VAMPS" and then shout "HYDE" all throughout it. (Of course, the same thing happens even in Japan, [remembering in the VAMPS LIVE 2009 documentary, one of the fangirls shouts "HYDE!" during K.A.Z's MC] and it's sort of understandable when you consider this started as HYDE's solo project) But then again, who am I to talk after HYDE came out shirtless in Baltimore last year... @____________@

waah, que buena setlist! espero que en Chile toquen algo parecido!

(10-14-2010, 08:34 PM)Usagi Hoshino Wrote: They did, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGUWzEDek...dded#at=94

I think his Spanish sounds better than his English (how his voice sounds)

haha, cool video! xD i loved it!
"a quien me comereeeeeeeee?" i loved that! eat me, Haido! haha


i think the same, Haido sounds better in spanish. I think knowing japanese, it's way more easy to pronounce spanish than english, coz the phonetic is more similar, you know?
that's why i talk more fluently in japanese that in english, even though english is easier to learn coz it surrounding our world.

I won´t try to wrote a complete report coz I don´t think I would make any sense, lots of stuff flew out from my mind as I discovered later while reading some fans reports O__o;

We picked right side on purpose *grins* and made it into 2nd row (we got our numbers on that morning, and even if we had around 97 ppl or so before us at the queue, since most of the people aimed for Hyde´s position, KAZu´s side was clear and ready for us). KAZu played calmly (I love his expression while he plays), spinned around his guitar many times (it was pretty awesome seeing it from so close :D) and he threw MANY picks to our side (sadly, I couldn´t get any).
In addition, we had some japanese fans next to us, they were really nice and kept our bags with them so we could bounce freely ^^ (thank you again). It was a kickin´ ass spot.

About the video. Well, yeah, I´m a KAZuist (if that does ever exist) and I´m aware that many of VAMPS fans are mainly Hyde´s fans, but everybody paid lots of attention to KAZu-chama: not only we sang happy birthday to you (first as an impulse in spanish, later in english as the crew brought a cake to the stage), but some ppl started cheering him with some sort of football chants ("oé,oé,oé" XD they looked pretty confussed and it was hilarious, then Ari started to follow with the drums and Hyde danced with a funny/WTF look). Other than that, during his MC ("this is my first time in Spain, I like it a lot"... and I think he added something else, but I couldn´t hear with all the fans screams) we all went wild.
I hope the guys felt welcomed, I think so, since we all were pretty excited. They put on such an awesome show, were nice enought to make the effort to speak in spanish and such. It was simply gorgeous.

Mmm... now that I started the rambling it seems that I can´t stop *fangirlism mode on* XD As the last addition: Samsara live was thrilling. I was staring at KAZu´s hands totally hypnotized, he played the song in a very special way, like going up the guitar with his right hand and down with the left one (sorry I can´t explain it properly m(_ _)m).

Un concierto de puta madre *end of rambling*

(10-15-2010, 07:55 AM)VAMPkito Wrote:

(10-14-2010, 08:34 PM)Usagi Hoshino Wrote: They did, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGUWzEDek...dded#at=94

I think his Spanish sounds better than his English (how his voice sounds)

Perhaps it's because I only speak, liek, two sentences of Spanish, but he really does sound a lot more fluent in Spanish than in English. Really, he barely seemed to stutter at all. In English he has a very "I... I am happy to see yooou"


The world is a strange place =(

EDIT - <-- My face when I vaguely discover what "de puta madre" means.

english is a tough language because we don't follow the normal rules of pronunciation throughout. logic says this is because we have stolen words from everyone else but didn't change them much except to mis-pronounce them all over the place compared to the source.

i've seen many native Spanish speakers say it is easier for them to speak Japanese than english precisely because there is a great similarity in the way they pronounce certain letters and sounds. so, the converse would appear to be true too. Hyde's spanish sounds better than his french too, or to me it does.

@ VAMPkito: yes, dear lad, the world really is a very "strange place", no matter what the defining criteria is. ^ ^

wait, i thought in learning to say "de puta madre" Hyde was just expanding his universal use of his favorite word "f**k" and learning a few new sub-sets of parlance.

(10-18-2010, 07:06 AM)iletrada Wrote: I won´t try to wrote a complete report coz I don´t think I would make any sense, lots of stuff flew out from my mind as I discovered later while reading some fans reports O__o;

We picked right side on purpose *grins* and made it into 2nd row (we got our numbers on that morning, and even if we had around 97 ppl or so before us at the queue, since most of the people aimed for Hyde´s position, KAZu´s side was clear and ready for us). KAZu played calmly (I love his expression while he plays), spinned around his guitar many times (it was pretty awesome seeing it from so close :D) and he threw MANY picks to our side (sadly, I couldn´t get any).
In addition, we had some japanese fans next to us, they were really nice and kept our bags with them so we could bounce freely ^^ (thank you again). It was a kickin´ ass spot.

About the video. Well, yeah, I´m a KAZuist (if that does ever exist) and I´m aware that many of VAMPS fans are mainly Hyde´s fans, but everybody paid lots of attention to KAZu-chama: not only we sang happy birthday to you (first as an impulse in spanish, later in english as the crew brought a cake to the stage), but some ppl started cheering him with some sort of football chants ("oé,oé,oé" XD they looked pretty confussed and it was hilarious, then Ari started to follow with the drums and Hyde danced with a funny/WTF look). Other than that, during his MC ("this is my first time in Spain, I like it a lot"... and I think he added something else, but I couldn´t hear with all the fans screams) we all went wild.
I hope the guys felt welcomed, I think so, since we all were pretty excited. They put on such an awesome show, were nice enought to make the effort to speak in spanish and such. It was simply gorgeous.

Mmm... now that I started the rambling it seems that I can´t stop *fangirlism mode on* XD As the last addition: Samsara live was thrilling. I was staring at KAZu´s hands totally hypnotized, he played the song in a very special way, like going up the guitar with his right hand and down with the left one (sorry I can´t explain it properly m(_ _)m).

Un concierto de puta madre *end of rambling*

Yes he played the chords with his left hand but used his right hand, without a pick to strum the strings on the neck of the guitar. Its very magical to watch him play guitar for sure. Sometimes I couldn't stop staring at his guitar playing skills I felt weird for staring though LOL but yeah...he's an awesome guitar player with mad skills!

maybe he was saying "de puta madre" coz he didn't know well what the real meaning is. I think too that he was trying to say "f*ck" xD
but in spanish, "de puta madre" usually follows something like "la estoy pasando...", so, the entire phrase means "i'm having a great time!". So "de puta madre" is not f*ck, Haido, sorry xD

ooohh now i want to be near KAZs spot! i'll try my best at Chile's live

Hyde didn't say "DE PUTA MADRE" as "FUCK". Comparing Barcelona and París MCs, was easy to see the similitudes of the sentences he said in both concerts.

(10-18-2010, 10:34 AM)mamikochan Wrote: @ VAMPkito: yes, dear lad, the world really is a very "strange place", no matter what the defining criteria is. ^ ^

wait, i thought in learning to say "de puta madre" Hyde was just expanding his universal use of his favorite word "f**k" and learning a few new sub-sets of parlance.

I thought he was saying "Your mom's a whore" :c - Damn it, Google Translator =/

@iceybabes:
Jajajaja, I know what you mean ^^, I tried my best to look away sometimes, but who knows if I´ll have the chance to see him playing live from so close again, so I ended up staring and ocassionally taking peeks to the rest of the bands members (you feel like you wanna see everything, but it´s impossible :P).
Moreover, I always wondered if the way KAZu softly waved the guitar really produced a special sound or if it was more as the spinnning (as an entertainment), since I couldn´t really tell while watching the lives recorded, and... doubt cleared <3
Looking forward to the tour live DVD, I saw them recording many close-ups of him during Samsara *foams*

@mamiko-chan & vampkito:
Yeah, as Laura said, the meaning is totally different. "Puta" means whore, but when you say "de puta madre" it´s kinda like "kickin´awesome". I understood it as a way to liven up the audience (total success, by the way XD).