I finished part 2 of my pillows live video.This one is of 3 noodles songs.
You Tube made my videos look and sound like crap!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ph_TYjF6a2k

The noodles played ( possibly ended i dont remember) with Kitty South, great song.

dude you guys got to see the pillows? so lucky and that vid, omg i should have been there earlier. though im still satisfied.

[quote="Busterkun_Scarecrow"]The noodles played ( possibly ended i dont remember) with Kitty South, great song.

dude you guys got to see the pillows? so lucky and that vid, omg i should have been there earlier. though im still satisfied.[/quote]
4 hours in line was worth seeing the pillows.

I was surprised to wait only like 30 minutes and get right up front.

http://s76.photobucket.com/albums/j10/VainDog/

Here's most of my good ones. Some are awesome, some are meh. I was thinking of sending a few to Delicious Label beause there werea few that were really good from what I was told, but I dunno if it would get me in hot water or something about taking pictures of them or something? I dunno...

Anyway, tell em what you think, vids are in the proccess.

[quote="MyFoot"]I was surprised to wait only like 30 minutes and get right up front.

http://s76.photobucket.com/albums/j10/VainDog/

Here's most of my good ones. Some are awesome, some are meh. I was thinking of sending a few to Delicious Label beause there werea few that were really good from what I was told, but I dunno if it would get me in hot water or something about taking pictures of them or something? I dunno...

Anyway, tell em what you think, vids are in the proccess.[/quote]
nice pics!

here you guy guys, photos from NY gramercy theaters and a couple of photos from anime boston. http://s281.photobucket.com/albums/kk230/pillowsfan05/
due to the strict photo rules i couldnt get too many pics from anime boston. Also I found it funny that Sato was wearing blue clogs hahahaa. The band was doing a lot of funny gestures for the photograph session after the panel, but my pics came out blurry

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5vzHVGewaII#GU5U2spHI_4

http://youtube.com/watch?v=771Zmht9y7Q

More to come.

Though the band's actual performance was great, I think this was my least favorite pillows' show in NY. The setlist was definitely my least favorite this time around, although I guess no setlist can please everyone. But no "Last Dinosaur" was disappointing.

A few in the crowd did not know how to behave. It's understandable to jump around and be excited to see a show, but if you and you're two friends are the only ones "moshing" in a crowd than you are neither cool nor welcome. I saw some smaller girls get elbowed in the head and some dude damn near punch a girl because he thought she pushed him. You're there to see a band perform songs made famous by an anime, not Metallica. Take it down a notch. And I'm not new to concerts either. I've been in crowds ten times larger than that.

Anyway, I guess the most disappointing thing was not being able to see the band after the show. I was lucky enough to meet them twice before, but my friends and I waited over an hour at the front entrance to get an autograph or two. At least we got some free stale donuts out of it. Hooray.

I got elbowed in the side of the head during Blues Drive Monster and didn't mind it at all

It's the first show where I didn't get to speak with the band before or after the show (and will likely be the first US tour DVD I don't show up on), and the setlist was the same we've seen twice before... but it still rocked. Definitely worth the 18-hour Greyhound ride in from Chicago. Got to meet Camio and Busterkun_Scarecrow which was cool, didn't think I'd wind up running into anybody. Some more guys from Chicago were behind me and my friend in line but I wasn't feeling too social at that point because the day had been pretty miserable up to that point (the first day in a new city always sucks with figuring out the public transit stuff, our hotel was across the river in Jersey).

I dig New Animal and Mr. Droopy live, but I honestly don't think I'll care for the album versions too much. Well, maybe New Animal I'll still like (edit - I think I will, it kicks ass), but Mr Droopy sounds sort of... expendable to me. It kicked ass live, though, I believe I screamed out "HOLY SHIT NEW ENGRISH SONG"

Edit: They looked like they were having a [b][i]TON [/i][/b]of fun. Jun had the biggest smile plastered on his face the whole time (tried to do a Fragments shout-out but he didn't hear). Sawao coming out for the second encore and saying "We are very tired" was hilarious.

I have a bunch of crappy camera shots I'll post up once I develop them (assuming I get time to do so at some point... spring break always winds up being a stressfest, soemhow). Next show, though, I'm bringing my little video camera with a minor mic attachment.

[quote="sonic3305"]I got elbowed in the side of the head during Blues Drive Monster and didn't mind it at all
[/quote]

This man gets it!

Camio, as much as its fun to jump around and get into the music, the reason a lot of us traveled from hours away was to see them play. Granted, the crowd was more "tame" then I expected, but I enjoyed it that way.

We all sang along, raised our fists, cheered and danced a little. Some individuals I noticed (and they are at every show) go nuts to virtually every song as if they have to out do others. There was one kid there who was having a spaz attack the entire show, so much so that I don't understand how he could even enjoy the show cause he was never even looking and most likely not really listening. Might as well be at home listening to a CD.

To each their own, but to be really into the music and the band you dont have to consistently be going nuts... I wanted to watch them play and enjoy the show, not be the show. But of course, I'm singing along just as much as anyone else.

[quote="Busterken"]Though the band's actual performance was great, I think this was my least favorite pillows' show in NY. The setlist was definitely my least favorite this time around, although I guess no setlist can please everyone. But no "Last Dinosaur" was disappointing.

A few in the crowd did not know how to behave. It's understandable to jump around and be excited to see a show, but if you and you're two friends are the only ones "moshing" in a crowd than you are neither cool nor welcome. I saw some smaller girls get elbowed in the head and some dude damn near punch a girl because he thought she pushed him. You're there to see a band perform songs made famous by an anime, not Metallica. Take it down a notch. And I'm not new to concerts either. I've been in crowds ten times larger than that.

Anyway, I guess the most disappointing thing was not being able to see the band after the show. I was lucky enough to meet them twice before, but my friends and I waited over an hour at the front entrance to get an autograph or two. At least we got some free stale donuts out of it. Hooray.[/quote]

Yeah I think it was my friend who started that mosh (it was his first concer... he just wanted to mosh). Yeah well I've waited for like 2 hours for those guys to come out and they never did. Did any of u of you guys see me? Brown skinned kid with curly hair and glasses wearing navy blue jeans, jacket, sneakers and a cranberry hoody?

[quote="Busterken"]
A few in the crowd did not know how to behave. It's understandable to jump around and be excited to see a show, but if you and you're two friends are the only ones "moshing" in a crowd than you are neither cool nor welcome. I saw some smaller girls get elbowed in the head and some dude damn near punch a girl because he thought she pushed him. You're there to see a band perform songs made famous by an anime, not Metallica. Take it down a notch. And I'm not new to concerts either. I've been in crowds ten times larger than that.[/quote]

I got the opposite, kind of. During the first two songs, I had two-three small girls who probably weren't even 18 yet insist on fighting/moshing with each other and elbowing/hitting me from behind consistantly. By the third song, I had gotten pushed up from my original position 3 deep all the way up to 1 deep.

By the way, anyone remember what song the guy called out that made Sawao go "No, no... too old."

It was 90's My Life the dude yelled out...Sawao shook his head no and laughed, it was a funny moment.

[quote="ladybirdgirl"]It was 90's My Life the dude yelled out...Sawao shook his head no and laughed, it was a funny moment.[/quote]
That would had been awesome if he played it.
He probably doesn't even remember the lyrics!