@kkl - No, there isn't a lot of talking, so don't worry about it, except for the very end where there's an interview part with Takki and Tsubasa about their thoughts on the concert(s). I can always help you out with it (just give me a PM if needed) because I can read Chinese pretty well and the subs on my copy helps. =)
And yup, I kinda agree with you on few counts: Both Takki and Tsubasa are definitely not the greatest vocalists ever. I like them because I feel that they can harmonize very well to produce their own sound - and I feel that they're good enough although they're not superb. What I admire about them is that both of them are extremely hardworking to work on improving themselves. In my opinion, Takki has a good voice - he can sound edgy/tender whenever he wants to (he needs to work on powering up his voice - his voice can be powerful), and Tsubasa, although a little lacking of power compared to his aikata, does well enough on the vocals.
To be honest, I think they sounded good enough live. I think they were much better than I expected, especially Takki. >.<;; I remember a few people whom I've heard live that definitely cannot sing live to save their lives [Hong Kong artistes, mostly]. Some people are just good as recording artistes, but cannot sing live.
I think with the industry nowadays, it's not enough that you have a great voice and you look good - you really have to know how to entertain your audience, it's all part of the package. T&T definitely have the package, and I hope they'll continue to improve ne ~
@Maki-chan, I'll go with the theory that Takki had someone teach him how to play though (most probably he bugged Tsubasa, eheheh) because he can/able/needed to read sheet music (during HatachiCon). If he was the self-learnt/play by ear type, sheet music wouldn't make much of a difference (unless it's there for confidence purposes).
TakiTsuba piano recital...WAAAAH I will sell my soul to see it ~ honestly!
You know, funnily enough (prior to watching HatachiCon), I always thought that Takki would be the better piano-player/more musical cos he's the one that's more profilic in writing music - for himself, for Tsubasa, for KAT-TUN...(unless Tsubasa was writing as well without me knowing X__x;; ) and it's also definitely because of these two pics:
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I was misled for oh-so-long! :bonk:
And yup, I kinda agree with you on few counts: Both Takki and Tsubasa are definitely not the greatest vocalists ever. I like them because I feel that they can harmonize very well to produce their own sound - and I feel that they're good enough although they're not superb. What I admire about them is that both of them are extremely hardworking to work on improving themselves. In my opinion, Takki has a good voice - he can sound edgy/tender whenever he wants to (he needs to work on powering up his voice - his voice can be powerful), and Tsubasa, although a little lacking of power compared to his aikata, does well enough on the vocals.
To be honest, I think they sounded good enough live. I think they were much better than I expected, especially Takki. >.<;; I remember a few people whom I've heard live that definitely cannot sing live to save their lives [Hong Kong artistes, mostly]. Some people are just good as recording artistes, but cannot sing live.
I think with the industry nowadays, it's not enough that you have a great voice and you look good - you really have to know how to entertain your audience, it's all part of the package. T&T definitely have the package, and I hope they'll continue to improve ne ~
@Maki-chan, I'll go with the theory that Takki had someone teach him how to play though (most probably he bugged Tsubasa, eheheh) because he can/able/needed to read sheet music (during HatachiCon). If he was the self-learnt/play by ear type, sheet music wouldn't make much of a difference (unless it's there for confidence purposes).
TakiTsuba piano recital...WAAAAH I will sell my soul to see it ~ honestly!
You know, funnily enough (prior to watching HatachiCon), I always thought that Takki would be the better piano-player/more musical cos he's the one that's more profilic in writing music - for himself, for Tsubasa, for KAT-TUN...(unless Tsubasa was writing as well without me knowing X__x;; ) and it's also definitely because of these two pics:
[image]
[image]
I was misled for oh-so-long! :bonk: