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@chrishart_official : 昨日のZEPP TOKYOライブは楽しかったな！久々のロックライブでMUD FRIENDSというイベントのWaiveさん、ムックさん、Psycho le Cémuさんはね、 昔から僕はよく聴いてたバンドが揃っていた最高なライブでした。 素晴らしかった。ボーカル練習のために僕がよく歌ったWaiveさんの「いつか」、ハードロックバンド時代のライブで歌ったムックさんの「絶望」とギター練習したPsycho le Cémuさんの「聖～excalibur～剣」。思い出の曲沢山あって本当に楽しかった〜 #ミニMyHistory I went to see a packed show last night that reminded me of my days in rock music. We had some great shows back then, but over my time doing music sometimes you don’t have shows go as expected. I remember a time where a poorly promoted event resulted in only 2 people coming to our show. After that I decided to be more careful. Booking shows is hard. The show last night was so great. There is a lot of talk lately about this topic. It’s hard for people to understand. Even if only 2 people show up, an artist wants to do their best. However both the audience and the fan know that only 2 people showed up and it creates an odd tension. It’s like reserving a table at a restaurant. You wouldn’t book a table for 30 people if only 3 people were going to show up. Having such a large table and paying for a large table, when something more suitable for 3 people would have been better, will obviously make for a strange evening. Live shows are like this. When you book the right space for the right number of people, everyone can have a better time. If you don’t, both the artist and the fans suffer. This was a lesson I took with me to help get new shows over the years and to eventually meet new fans. Every artist wants to give their best for their fans. To do so takes a lot of work from a lot of people. When you find that team and everyone works together, great things happen.