I'm probably the only person to notice this, but the ghoullettes have different a different keyboard setup, probably because they didn't want to send the Mellotron and Moog to Japan, risking damage. It appears they're just using relatively cheap midi controllers and software. Things even sound different
GhostBCfan1 a lot of the crowd were wearing either Slayer or Ghost shirts. They went over really well. They didn’t know too much of the words though but everyone was talking about them afterwards
Liquid Jonathon They are not famous here in Japan. This is their first time to come to Japan in five years. I hope they get bigger after this live so that they can come here again soon.
@@notramesses4790 it's too straight-forward, on the nose. They more flourishes that feel unique and add a more human touch. i.e. the drum fills on Slipknot's first album
If we’re being honest here Tobias really doesn’t want much flavor. He does really like his performances scripted and carries the band as such. To me that’s actually what makes them unique but I get exactly what you’re saying. I know what I’ll get when I see them and I also know it’ll be the exact same show in a different city where a band such as slipknot does tend to switch it up. I hope this makes sense
日本また来ないかな~！会いたい！
I was there that day, the intro sounds really good 👍
RATS!
DAMN RATS!
He's looking great ♥️
Wish it was easier to find Japanese ghost merch outside of Japan, but I'm happy with my shirts
Big in Japan, eh?
Waaaaaaahhhhhh
I'm probably the only person to notice this, but the ghoullettes have different a different keyboard setup, probably because they didn't want to send the Mellotron and Moog to Japan, risking damage. It appears they're just using relatively cheap midi controllers and software. Things even sound different
Yea, they're probably just using software for this show; it does sound different.
@@CED3 you're probably right. The more I listen the guitars even sound different, like thinner. Maybe amp emulation or something.
most major bands don't ship their gear to a different country, they leave it stored there for the next tour there, that could be one reason
Tha rrrrats
how well did the crowd look and sound during ghost performance? did it seem like they knew all the songs and such?
GhostBCfan1 a lot of the crowd were wearing either Slayer or Ghost shirts. They went over really well. They didn’t know too much of the words though but everyone was talking about them afterwards
@@dscott2013 oh nice! I've always wondered what the Ghost fanbase was like in Japan. So its awesome to hear that got a great reaction :)
It was unreal!
No matter what band it is, Japanese crowds aren't that enthusiastic anyway.
@@bladepuppetmaster1 I was under the impression that there wasn't much of one
So how big are Ghost over there?
Liquid Jonathon a lot of people wearing Ghost shirts at the show..
Liquid Jonathon They are not famous here in Japan.
This is their first time to come to Japan in five years.
I hope they get bigger after this live so that they can come here again soon.
For example, KISS went huge over Japan, but in 70s ofc
Most probably understand English. I think they are taught it in school.
Yes and no.
they need to add some flair/flourishes to their playing
Say what?
@@notramesses4790 it's too straight-forward, on the nose. They more flourishes that feel unique and add a more human touch. i.e. the drum fills on Slipknot's first album
@@user-tf4ho2uo1e really? Watch a 2019 performance of year zero and try to still say that.
If we’re being honest here Tobias really doesn’t want much flavor. He does really like his performances scripted and carries the band as such. To me that’s actually what makes them unique but I get exactly what you’re saying. I know what I’ll get when I see them and I also know it’ll be the exact same show in a different city where a band such as slipknot does tend to switch it up. I hope this makes sense
Whats going on with the singer's pants? Why's his taint so big lmfao!!