I wish I could join...
I'll try, but you know indian parents. Gotta work for it.

Haha alright, try your best. Hell tell em your traveling with some friends.
I'm sure that they'll feel more secure if you had travel buddies who know
japanese.

Dude, I'm 14. No way in hell are they going to let me travel with peeps they don't know.

Oh well, that really sucks. At least you can still buy
all their new CD's.

[quote="Brye916"][size=150]THIS SHOW IS TOO GREAT OF AN OPPORTUNITY TO PASS UP!!![/size][/quote]

If you have 2,500 dollars or so to spare and know people in Japan who are willing and able to get you a ticket to this show at the expense of they themselves being able to see it, then go for it.

My girlfriend has a Japanese friend there, she might be more than willing
to do us one favor

[quote="Son Goshin"]Can you say that a song like Ladybird Girl is better than Girls Don't Cry or Patricia?[/quote]
Absolutely.

[quote="Brye916"]My girlfriend has a Japanese friend there, she might be more than willing
to do us one favor[/quote]

She'll have to compete with all the pillows fans to get tickets (it's done via a lottery system, as far as I recall, and the fan club members get to do an initial lottery for a certain number of the tickets, so they get two chances instead of just one to get tickets). It's really, really hard to get tickets for one of the more desired shows for some bands in Japan.

Well, with all of this, there better be a dvd!!!

[quote="rockman240"][quote="Son Goshin"]Can you say that a song like Ladybird Girl is better than Girls Don't Cry or Patricia?[/quote]
Absolutely.[/quote]
Take that back. This minute. Absolutely, forever, and for always.

Ladybird girl is waaay too pop for me.

The only pillows songs that surpass Patricia are Swanky Street and Yaer!!.

[quote="ThankYouMyTwilight"]I wish I could join...
I'll try, but you know indian parents. Gotta work for it.[/quote]

Funny how you think that your parents making you actually [b]do work[/b], and [b]earn money [/b]for no other reason than seeing a [b]band[/b] you like play in [b]Japan[/b] is a uniquely "Indian" thing for them to do.

In my book, it's called "Logical actions of reasonable parents who are not multi-millionaires."

Also,
[quote="ThankYouMyTwilight"]indian[/quote]

Gotcha.

It has nothing to do with money. Funny how you didn't notice that I was referring to the fact that indian parents consider grades over paying for yourself. WAAAAY strict.

And who reads your book anyways?

Also:
[quote]Curry[/quote]

There.

[quote="Marekenshin"][quote="Brye916"]My girlfriend has a Japanese friend there, she might be more than willing
to do us one favor[/quote]

She'll have to compete with all the pillows fans to get tickets (it's done via a lottery system, as far as I recall, and the fan club members get to do an initial lottery for a certain number of the tickets, so they get two chances instead of just one to get tickets). It's really, really hard to get tickets for one of the more desired shows for some bands in Japan.[/quote]

Damn, a lottery system? Just how popular are the pillows over there now? Is the place they'll be playing in equivalent to that of an arena in a big city like New York or Chicago in the US? It makes me wonder what's easier, that or Ticketmaster's stupid policies.