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07/07/11(Thu)00:59 No.4686326>>4686203
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I'm here, I'm here!
Personally,
I'm just pissed that I didn't get the memo that by getting your ticket
on day zero you get priority seating (I guess it should have been
obvious, but I wasn't really thinking about it). Then again, it wouldn't
have mattered due to my travel arrangements ensuring I would only get
to go to the con on Saturday and Sunday, but still. My seat wasn't too
terrible, as I got it early in the day on Saturday, and I could see/hear
fine the whole time, so whatever.
Really, not as many people
were standing/super into it as I expected, but I heard that quite a lot
of people who weren't Vocaloid fans were going just to see the
technology, so I guess some party-poopers is to be expected. No big
deal. I just felt kinda awkward sitting in between two people who were
sitting/on their iPhones for half the concert. Seriously. Meanwhile, I'm
singing along and screaming like it's nobody's damn business, like the
fantard I am.
It took me a minute to realize that the second PoPiPo was in English too, but once I got it, I thought it was pretty damn cool.
My
main wish was that Len/Rin/Luka would have had more/different songs. I
know the concert was designed to be Miku-centric because of the whole
Toyota deal and the concert being called "Mikunopolis" and her being a
GoH and all, but still, I woulda liked to hear something like Kokoro or
Spice or Double Lariat or something. I was also surprised that there
wasn't a Magnet routine, but they DID do W.E.D so I guess that makes up
for it.
tl;dr I had a wonderful time, and it was a memorable
concert. I would definitely go again (preferably with some more
variety/other Vocaloids). |
