J-ROCK? Oh please YES!!

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iDanny

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I don't think it's possible. Too unkown at all, they're more insider-scene
and still contain too less english lyrics...that was the reason to not
get an american tour. + they just wanna play in big places like tokyo dome
or something, however they're in a different land and nearly "unknown".
i know they aren't, but there's a universe between the popularity they have
at home and somewhere else.
so they can't get the same fee for a gig like they get home.
 

Quorthon

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iDanny schrieb:
I don't think it's possible. Too unkown at all, they're more insider-scene
and still contain too less english lyrics...that was the reason to not
get an american tour. + they just wanna play in big places like tokyo dome
or something, however they're in a different land and nearly "unknown".
i know they aren't, but there's a universe between the popularity they have
at home and somewhere else.
so they can't get the same fee for a gig like they get home.

Are you talking about D'espairsRay or all of the bands we mentioned?
Anyway I think Wacken organization doesn't really cares about the language of the lyrics (see Mucc last year) and it's not true that they want play only in big places.
 

iDanny

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Quorthon schrieb:
Are you talking about D'espairsRay or all of the bands we mentioned?
Anyway I think Wacken organization doesn't really cares about the language of the lyrics (see Mucc last year) and it's not true that they want play only in big places.

I meant Dir en grey. I don't think bands like mentioned here aren't
famous enough to get enough fans (you know there would be enough, and
i know that too) but i think wacken organization would say that. AND
they must have released albums in germany and if they are sold very very
well, then maybe...
 

Quorthon

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iDanny schrieb:
I meant Dir en grey. I don't think bands like mentioned here aren't
famous enough to get enough fans (you know there would be enough, and
i know that too) but i think wacken organization would say that. AND
they must have released albums in germany and if they are sold very very
well, then maybe...

Well I wrote to wacken organization some weeks ago telling me they're negotiating with Dir en grey for their presence at the festival, so I think the amount of album sold or the fans isn't really important, Wacken is good for this.
 

Vorschlager

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Miyavi would be a great idea, too.. In case he doesn't want to play "Freedom Fighters" or anything from his new album ;) The older ones would fit into Wacken..

btw, there are rumours that he will come to Europe..
 

Quorthon

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Vorschlager schrieb:
Miyavi would be a great idea, too..

Oh please no, I can already see thousands of plastic glasses thrown at his face during the concert :D

Come on, there are soooo many bands that deserves a place at Wacken!
 

iDanny

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well ok, if that's true it would be cool to have them on wacken.

Quorthon schrieb:
Well I wrote to wacken organization some weeks ago telling me they're negotiating with Dir en grey for their presence at the festival, so I think the amount of album sold or the fans isn't really important, Wacken is good for this.