My All JRock & VKei Collections: Archive

“It’s almost time for the special live broadcast!! There’s lots of people today lol. Ko-ki is in Alice Nine’s dressing room.” —Hiroto at twitter [alicerainbows at twitter] (via tsukikoi)

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FANTASY.

Please tell us about about your own impression of the songs, or stories about them. Let's start with "FANTASY" first.
Hiroto: This song was being composed around November, but I had reminisced about how one of my friends in middle school, who always said "Let's start a band together!", had passed away just around the time when you could see the Leonids meteor shower, I composed the song linking the meteor shower and the scene at that time. Personally, I think that it is a really contemplative song, but I also thought that if we could do that and also show a new tone of alicenine., then it'd be great. In terms of playing, it is a song that is filled with my heart's emotions, rather than doing it well or having something strong, it's a song I could keep playing incorporating my feelings and playing emotionally. Although I don't play a guitar solo, this is a song that fills you with emotions, so I had stayed up until around 3 A.M playing it until I accepted the song.

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uruha. overwhelmed by special effects

candyplz:

kirai-korai:

“Ehhh… there’s a doll on my shoulder”

“GTFO bitch! Ehhh… can’t touch her!”

sdsabjfsbjfsg

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TIPS FOR FOREIGNERS COMING TO JAPAN

atearak:

1) Don’t believe an English person saying that Japanese is hard.

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My Favourite Saga (A9) Poses

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AoiのTHEME - #2. Love

Interviewer: What are you like when you're in love?
Aoi: I'm always careful (laugh)
Interviewer: I think that men and women are careful about different things, so what are you careful about?
Aoi: Everything (laugh)
Interviewer: So do you like girls who aren't that careful?
Aoi: No? Because I'm careful around everyone. Though I don't know how it would be after being together for 10 or 20 years.
Interviewer: Are you careful about saying personal things like, "You don't look so well"?
Aoi: Ahh, I would say that. So much that it would get annoying (laugh)
Interviewer: Would you like it if a girl payed a lot of attention to you?
Aoi: Not really. I would want her to hold back on the "Ne, ne!" sort of thing (laugh). In a way I would want a kind of distance, I wouldn't want her to always be concerned about me. Like, to live using her own strength (laugh).
Interviewer: So an independent girl, then?
Aoi: Yes. That would be the most comfortable. So not someone who doesn't have a job (laugh).
Interviewer: Or a part-time job?
Aoi: I would want her to have a job four days a week (laugh). Since there'd be a lot of times when I'm not there, being together all the time would get tiring. I think someone who is independent, would give me space and have her own opinions about things would be perfect.
Interviewer: Then, even if she was really strong-willed?
Aoi: That's perfectly OK. Though always wanting to fight would get annoying (laugh).
Interviewer: So someone who works a lot?
Aoi: Well, if it was six days a week that would be hard. Wouldn't it be lonely to never be able to see each other?
Interviewer: (laugh) You're difficult, huh?
Aoi: I'm waiting for that person (laugh)

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AoiのTHEME - #3. Family

Interviewer: Please tell us who is in your family.
Aoi: My father, mother, older sister, older brother, and me.
Interviewer: Are the ages between you and your siblings very far apart?
Aoi: They are. My sister is nine years and my brother is six years older.
Interviewer: What makes you like being the youngest?
Aoi: I don't really know myself, but it seems like even if my dad gets mad at my brother and sister, he doesn't get very mad at me (laugh). He told me, "At least go to high school.", and I did go, but even when I quit after one term, he didn't say anything to me.
Interviewer: So you grew up in a loving environment?
Aoi: I guess so, yes. Because our ages are different, when I entered middle school my sister was already out of the house and my brother had also started living on his own. My dad had gotten a job transfer, so he only came home on the weekends. So it was always just my mother and I.
Interviewer: Are you closer to your mother, then?
Aoi: Ahh, I'm not sure about that. I like both my parents.
Interviewer: Do you think you're a good son?
Aoi: No, I still don't think I completely am (laugh)
Interviewer: Do you call them every once in a while?
Aoi: I do. When our final live was in Tokyo I stayed with them.
Interviewer: Isn't that being a good son?
Aoi: Well, whenever I go home there's more food, so I'm like "Yes!" (laugh)
Interviewer: Does your mom read the magazines you're in?
Aoi: She does. Our home has gotten pretty amazing. When you walk in it's Gazette. There's posters on the walls, and signatures.
Interviewer: Then, say something to your mother here.
Aoi: Mom, thanks for everything (laugh)