30 DAY BAND MEME - the GazettE - Day 10
30 DAY BAND MEME
the GazettE
Choose your favorite band and then once a day do the next number regarding your band choice.
Day 01 - Your favourite song
Day 02 - A song you've heard (or want to hear) live
Day 03 - A song from their debut album
Day 04 - A song from their current album
Day 05 - A song from your favourite album
Day 06 - Your least favourite song
Day 07 - Your favourite member
Day 08 - Your favourite lyric
Day 09 - Your favourite album
Day 10 - A description of when you saw them
Day 11 - A piece of merchandise that you own
Day 12 - A piece of merchandise that you wish you owned
Day 13 - A picture of the lead singer
Day 14 - A picture of the guitarist
Day 15 - A picture of the bassist
Day 16 - A picture of the drummer
Day 17 - A group picture
Day 18 - Your favourite music video
Day 19 - Your least favourite music video
Day 20 - A review of your favourite album, song by song
Day 21 - Your favourite performance
Day 22 - Your favourite live
Day 23 - Your favourite tour they've been on
Day 24 - Your dream tour with them on it
Day 25 - The first song you heard
Day 26 - The song by them with the most plays in your library
Day 27 - A song from a movie soundtrack they were on
Day 28 - A song that makes you cry
Day 29 - A song that makes you happy
Day 30 - Why they're your favourite band
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When I saw this day, I wondered if it meant when I first saw them live, or first saw them literally. Then I thought 'well maybe I'll talk about what left the biggest impact', but then I saw Day 22, and so I'll talk about THAT then.
The first time I saw them live in person was at Tokyo Dome. I had heard people say things like 'this is the best moment of my life', but never really understood the term. How could one moment be so amazing? That may just be my cynical nature when it comes to things like that. However, standing in the Arena during PLEDGE was just so overwhelming. It truly was the best day of my life.
The first time I saw them, ever, was on the NLSB DVD, which I think is somewhat symbolic. I first watched them on the Nameless Liberty Six Guns tour Final, and I first saw them on the Nameless Liberty Six Bullet tour Final.
Of course, the full live report and all can be found Here!
the GazettE
Choose your favorite band and then once a day do the next number regarding your band choice.
Day 01 - Your favourite song
Day 02 - A song you've heard (or want to hear) live
Day 03 - A song from their debut album
Day 04 - A song from their current album
Day 05 - A song from your favourite album
Day 06 - Your least favourite song
Day 07 - Your favourite member
Day 08 - Your favourite lyric
Day 09 - Your favourite album
Day 10 - A description of when you saw them
Day 11 - A piece of merchandise that you own
Day 12 - A piece of merchandise that you wish you owned
Day 13 - A picture of the lead singer
Day 14 - A picture of the guitarist
Day 15 - A picture of the bassist
Day 16 - A picture of the drummer
Day 17 - A group picture
Day 18 - Your favourite music video
Day 19 - Your least favourite music video
Day 20 - A review of your favourite album, song by song
Day 21 - Your favourite performance
Day 22 - Your favourite live
Day 23 - Your favourite tour they've been on
Day 24 - Your dream tour with them on it
Day 25 - The first song you heard
Day 26 - The song by them with the most plays in your library
Day 27 - A song from a movie soundtrack they were on
Day 28 - A song that makes you cry
Day 29 - A song that makes you happy
Day 30 - Why they're your favourite band
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When I saw this day, I wondered if it meant when I first saw them live, or first saw them literally. Then I thought 'well maybe I'll talk about what left the biggest impact', but then I saw Day 22, and so I'll talk about THAT then.
The first time I saw them live in person was at Tokyo Dome. I had heard people say things like 'this is the best moment of my life', but never really understood the term. How could one moment be so amazing? That may just be my cynical nature when it comes to things like that. However, standing in the Arena during PLEDGE was just so overwhelming. It truly was the best day of my life.
The first time I saw them, ever, was on the NLSB DVD, which I think is somewhat symbolic. I first watched them on the Nameless Liberty Six Guns tour Final, and I first saw them on the Nameless Liberty Six Bullet tour Final.
Of course, the full live report and all can be found Here!