Literally the best live performance ive ever heard. When i first saw pulse/kairo i fell in love. Def worth the watch off psychedelics. Such a bizzare movie and concept, really drew me in. Not to mention this performance is akin to the studio version of the song. And actually a little better. Theres more emotion and nostalgia mixed with it. I find it crazy that for a movie released in 2001 still holds such an impact to this day. Im mad i didnt find this movie earlier.
First heard the song when it was featured as the ed for a horror movie which I watched in 360p and can’t remember the name of but I remember I almost pissed my pants, then the prelude started playing, when the drums came in, I was like, “damn, this shit fire”. I remember that day I played the song on loop over and over and over again, I remember being home with my grandpa and we just listened to this song all afternoon.
This is Cocco's last live/concert after she announced she was going to retire from the music industry. Cocco is also well known for her emotional/intense performances. I think she's getting emotional during singing this song because she had to say goodbye to everyone. You can find the translation of this song here www.jpopasia.com/cocco/lyrics/246612/the-best-ban-%E3%82%B6%E3%83%BB%E3%83%99%E3%82%B9%E3%83%88%E7%9B%A4/hane-lay-down-my-arms-%E7%BE%BD%E6%A0%B9/
Thank you master! I discovered Cocco during deep lockdown (in italy), and i fall in love with her music , and her humanity, and triyng every day to keep outside more about her . Thank you man!
@@heywoodfloyd9 according to this interview for ryukyu shimpo on her 20-year career (ryukyushimpo.jp/news/entry-516060.html) and 'heaven's hell' documentary At first Cocco wanted to be a dancer/ballerina but she didn't make it, so she became a singer instead, just to make dance companies thought how foolish they were to let herself go. At that time she didn't like singing, she just fooled herself to sing it. But then, as time went on, Cocco started to love singing when in the beginning it was just revenge tool for her. she thought that she didn't want to make a career out of the thing she loves, so she chose to retire from the music industry. (But don't worry, she made a comeback in 2006 and still making music until this day. )
Literally the best live performance ive ever heard.
When i first saw pulse/kairo i fell in love.
Def worth the watch off psychedelics.
Such a bizzare movie and concept, really drew me in.
Not to mention this performance is akin to the studio version of the song. And actually a little better. Theres more emotion and nostalgia mixed with it.
I find it crazy that for a movie released in 2001 still holds such an impact to this day.
Im mad i didnt find this movie earlier.
ネギが熱い。Coccoがステージを去った後は、特にメンバーの想いが演奏に現れている。
この羽根〜lay down my arms〜のパフォーマンスはとても印象的でした。
ドキュメンタリー映画としても、ハイライトになる、人の感情を揺さぶる圧倒的で、その後のミュージックステーションの焼け野が原に続くようなパフォーマンスでした。本当に眩しくて、美しい。
いつ聴いても鳥肌がたつ♪
着うたにしてた曲。
いい曲、何年経っても色褪せる事なくかっこいい曲。
羽根.. Coccoさんの曲の中でも大好きな曲の一つです。
Coccoさんの泣く姿にもらい泣きです。
このライブと、その前に日比谷野音で行われたショーケースライブを生で観れた事が今も記憶に残っていますし、その記憶は私にとって大切な宝物です。
「羽根」というふつくしいモノとは裏腹に
壮絶な歌詞とは逆に可憐な歌声と重厚な
バラードロックが心地良い
Cocco聞いてると同じ心境だなと落ち着きます
First heard the song when it was featured as the ed for a horror movie which I watched in 360p and can’t remember the name of but I remember I almost pissed my pants, then the prelude started playing, when the drums came in, I was like, “damn, this shit fire”. I remember that day I played the song on loop over and over and over again, I remember being home with my grandpa and we just listened to this song all afternoon.
pulse/kairo
haha, yes, it has that impact. I didn’t know her when I was in Japan but now I’m so obsessed!
Same, heard from Kairo. My Japanese is limited but you know it's a good song when you get hooked just from the emotion alone.
kairo brought me here
青春時代によく聴いたなー。なつかしい
te amo cocco
Cocco最高
パパ死んだ。思い出ですら、繋がれない。思い出は、パソコンと、ハードディスクの中に。
Why she cries and left the stage?
This is Cocco's last live/concert after she announced she was going to retire from the music industry. Cocco is also well known for her emotional/intense performances. I think she's getting emotional during singing this song because she had to say goodbye to everyone.
You can find the translation of this song here www.jpopasia.com/cocco/lyrics/246612/the-best-ban-%E3%82%B6%E3%83%BB%E3%83%99%E3%82%B9%E3%83%88%E7%9B%A4/hane-lay-down-my-arms-%E7%BE%BD%E6%A0%B9/
Thank you master! I discovered Cocco during deep lockdown (in italy), and i fall in love with her music , and her humanity, and triyng every day to keep outside more about her . Thank you man!
@@itselegia why did she retire?
@@heywoodfloyd9 according to this interview for ryukyu shimpo on her 20-year career (ryukyushimpo.jp/news/entry-516060.html) and 'heaven's hell' documentary
At first Cocco wanted to be a dancer/ballerina but she didn't make it, so she became a singer instead, just to make dance companies thought how foolish they were to let herself go. At that time she didn't like singing, she just fooled herself to sing it.
But then, as time went on, Cocco started to love singing when in the beginning it was just revenge tool for her. she thought that she didn't want to make a career out of the thing she loves, so she chose to retire from the music industry.
(But don't worry, she made a comeback in 2006 and still making music until this day. )
:')