I plan to just record the audio. Video capture with fraps didn't work with live streams.

That was pretty good.

Yeah, not bad. Got everything recorded except "Rock'n'Roll Sinners" & "Carnival" Got kicked from the stream during those.

Also, here's [url=https://www.dropbox.com/s/bnv7i0ok1axwwai/About%20A%20Rock%27n%27Roll%20Band.wav]About A Rock'N'Roll Band[/url]

I'll upload the rest later, if anyone want's it.

I was recording it with camtasia like I did for the [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-A6XmB7pRQ]tower records live[/url] they did. I ran out of space so I had to stop it at about a rock n roll band. I signed up for premium so I'll record it again when I can rewatch it.

Good stuff.
HiGE rocked the first hour. They had a great performance which included their Strange Chameleon cover.

Here's the pillows setlist:

DANCE WITH GOD
ROCK'N"ROLL SINNERS
Carnival
Last Dinosaur
RUSH
About a rock'n'roll band
I know you
Funny Bunny
Third eye
Hybrid Rainbow
No Substance
POISON ROCK'N'ROLL

*Encore (premium users only)
Ready steady go!
TRIP DANCER

I successfully recorded it (except for the encore... I'm not premium), so I'll try to get it uploaded soon.

[quote="Mafu"]Good stuff.
HiGE rocked the first hour. They had a great performance which included their Strange Chameleon cover.

Here's the pillows setlist:

DANCE WITH GOD
ROCK'N"ROLL SINNERS
Carnival
Last Dinosaur
RUSH
About a rock'n'roll band
I know you
Funny Bunny
Third eye
Hybrid Rainbow
No Substance
POISON ROCK'N'ROLL

*Encore (premium users only)
Ready steady go!
TRIP DANCER

I successfully recorded it (except for the encore... I'm not premium), so I'll try to get it uploaded soon.[/quote]

I'll record it again in like 20 minutes with the encore. Two things that stood out in this were Sawao Beehiving it on Rush, and Manabe really nailed the Last Dinosaur solo.

Haha, that Beehive moment was awesome!

Here's my recording of About a rock'n'roll band.
http://youtu.be/zhSlpoTvj54

[quote="Mafu"]Here's my recording of About a rock'n'roll band.
http://youtu.be/zhSlpoTvj54[/quote]

Damn cool man. Can't wait till someone posts the full video. Kept stressing after being kicked those first few times.

BTW, anyone have the HiGE setlist? Wanna splice up their tracks aswell. Already finished what I had of the pillows.

[quote="IndifferentOrganism"]BTW, anyone have the HiGE setlist?[/quote]
HiGE's setlist was:

黒にそめろ (Kuro ni somero)
ボーナス・トラック (Bonus track)
ボニー＆クライド (Bonnie & Clyde)
ハリキリ坊やのブリティッシュ・ジョーク2 (Harikiri bouya no British joke 2)
虹 (Niji)
Strange Chameleon
ハリキリ坊やのブリティッシュ･ジョーク (Harikiri bouya no British joke)
ロックンロールと五人の囚人 (Rock'n'roll to gonin no shujin)
テキーラ！テキーラ！ (Tequila! Tequila!)

Speaking of HiGE, I just uploaded their performance of Strange Chameleon.
http://youtu.be/h4c25F1EIDc

EDIT:
I was gonna split the video up, but I'm lazy/don't have much time right now. So, I just uploaded the whole enchilada completely unedited.

http://youtu.be/bjH5vJw1PoI

There's almost 30 minutes of nothing at the end. The encore is also missing.
Bebop will hook us up, though.

DUDE. DUDE.

Sawao changed up the lyrics at the end of Funny Bunny. He sang "BOKU nara sore ga dekiru" instead of "kimi nara."

"Because I'm me, I can make it."

So much of Sawao's lyrics are about him feeling like an outsider, being alone and sad and worn out by the world. A lot of his other lyrics are about struggling through and finding strength anyway, rejecting that loneliness and defiantly believing in himself. And yet other times, he sings about a woman who gives him strength, or who he loves and is inspired by.

To see him change Funny Bunny from just being about someone he misses going away, but because they are who they are, they'll surely be able to find happiness to a new message about he himself also being able to find happiness is really awesome to me. I've spent so many years being moved by Sawao's lyrics and getting all excited over little nuances in his expression and the way he's approached the above themes over the years, so I think this is kind of a pretty big thing. He's always tried to believe in himself and struggled with it, but to hear him confidently sing out, "boku nara sore ga dekiru" was really great somehow.

I got copyright strikes so I can't upload the whole show. Here's the video split up though.

http://www.4shared.com/file/kO7P18Tdba/ ... 26mp4.html
http://www.4shared.com/file/wpPiwR1Rce/ ... 26mp4.html
http://www.4shared.com/file/ahcyuCz7ba/ ... 26mp4.html

[quote="Marekenshin"]DUDE. DUDE.

Sawao changed up the lyrics at the end of Funny Bunny. He sang "BOKU nara sore ga dekiru" instead of "kimi nara."

"Because I'm me, I can make it."

So much of Sawao's lyrics are about him feeling like an outsider, being alone and sad and worn out by the world. A lot of his other lyrics are about struggling through and finding strength anyway, rejecting that loneliness and defiantly believing in himself. And yet other times, he sings about a woman who gives him strength, or who he loves and is inspired by.

To see him change Funny Bunny from just being about someone he misses going away, but because they are who they are, they'll surely be able to find happiness to a new message about he himself also being able to find happiness is really awesome to me. I've spent so many years being moved by Sawao's lyrics and getting all excited over little nuances in his expression and the way he's approached the above themes over the years, so I think this is kind of a pretty big thing. He's always tried to believe in himself and struggled with it, but to hear him confidently sing out, "boku nara sore ga dekiru" was really great somehow.[/quote]

inb4

Sawao at the show: "BOKU nara..."

In his head: [i]oh shit! I said the wrong word. Oh well, I'll just keep going, I'm sure that everyone will just interpret my mistake as some deep profound bs, and that I've accidentally opened up a whole new level of lyrics analysis within our fanbase![/i]

[quote="Marekenshin"]DUDE. DUDE.

Sawao changed up the lyrics at the end of Funny Bunny. He sang "BOKU nara sore ga dekiru" instead of "kimi nara."

"Because I'm me, I can make it."

So much of Sawao's lyrics are about him feeling like an outsider, being alone and sad and worn out by the world. A lot of his other lyrics are about struggling through and finding strength anyway, rejecting that loneliness and defiantly believing in himself. And yet other times, he sings about a woman who gives him strength, or who he loves and is inspired by.

To see him change Funny Bunny from just being about someone he misses going away, but because they are who they are, they'll surely be able to find happiness to a new message about he himself also being able to find happiness is really awesome to me. I've spent so many years being moved by Sawao's lyrics and getting all excited over little nuances in his expression and the way he's approached the above themes over the years, so I think this is kind of a pretty big thing. He's always tried to believe in himself and struggled with it, but to hear him confidently sing out, "boku nara sore ga dekiru" was really great somehow.[/quote]

I was at two of the other Rock and Sympathy tour shows, and he also said 'boku' at both of them. At first, I thought, Oh, did I remember this lyric wrong the whole time? or, Did he just mix it up? But now it's really interesting to hear your interpretation. Thanks!

He also mixed up lyrics on Instant Music, but I am guessing it was just a mistake, haha. He began singing 'saa mi..' after 'Diet Music', but then changed back right away.

There's definitely a few times that he's blanked on/mixed up lyrics, but if he did it repeatedly throughout the tour, then it's certainly a purposeful change. He sang it with a strong emphasis on that word, too, which is why I was so intrigued.