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Post by Migi on Apr 30, 2018 13:07:44 GMT
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Post by uicdpzaxw on May 10, 2018 9:43:14 GMT
20180505 802 Palette drive.google.com/file/d/1F6SP8sQXdddjkDIp-RQTa5lbWdZGdZ7N/view?usp=sharingHeads up: I got the Windows 10 notification sound a few times while I was recording this. (Twice during the interview, none during the performance) Live performance of Ref:rain starts at 8:20. This interview occurred after Aimer’s FM802 “REQUESTSTAGE” performance at Osaka-jo hall. Main points from the interview: - Aimer likes to stay up late but she had rehearsal early in the morning so she ended up taking a nap before she went on stage. - She left the shoes that were a part of her stage outfit on the taxi so a staff member had to go buy her a new pair 30 minutes before she performed. (According to her twitter, she got her shoes back.) - Interviewer mentions that Aimer hasn’t written the lyrics for any love songs ever since “Anata ni deawanakereba”. (Ref:rain being the next one) - They also talk about her inspiration for Ref:rain. |
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Post by Migi on May 11, 2018 14:52:43 GMT
uicdpzaxw Such a hard name to type, but I did because I want to thank you very much for posting the link and the quick summary! I laughed at how she left her shoes at the taxi. I don't think I've read a story about her clumsiness before, so this is rather surprising. I guess she was so nervous about it. xD Isn't Kogoesou na Kisetsu kara a love song? If I remember correctly, she wrote the lyrics for that song.
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Post by Roz on May 13, 2018 5:28:01 GMT
Migi not really, reading the translation for it, I don't really think it's a love song.
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Post by Migi on May 14, 2018 16:00:19 GMT
Roz The song was once featured on the weekly song > brave-shine.boards.net/thread/137/14-kogoesou-na-kisetsu-kara > so I happened to read the lyrics too. Reading on its own I guess the romantic parts are not very clear, but since it's used as the OST of a romance drama I think I automatically associate any context with romantic feelings.
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