Oh, thank you very much for the feedback! ☺️🥹 I was really looking forward to this tour, but I only watched this concert once - shortly before Atsushi’s death. I just recently started watching videos (despite this channel, I didn’t watch what I posted in full), and now I’m starting to watch videos from the concert little by little... 😔 Anyway, the concert is wonderful!
Très peu de temps avant la mort... C'est difficile à croire. Il semble qu'une personne devrait s'allonger et mourir pendant longtemps, mais ne peut pas donner de concerts et tout d'un coup... repartir en anglais, sans dire au revoir
Atsushi Sakurai was/is and forever will be magnigicent ❤. What a performer ❤️😍. I admire, that they stayed true to themselves and were not afraid to express themselves 😍. Atsushi's lyrics were unique. I often caught myself thinking "Those are not simple texts, what did he wanted to say through them"?? Made me rethink how I see the world. Atsushi was highly sensitive. He talked about mental health in some interviews and it must have not been easy to be in his own head. His texts often made me wonder if he was happy and satisfied with his life off stage. I hope he found peace in the afterlife 🙏. For now and probably for a long time my heart will be broken 💔. I cried again 😢. Beautiful performance❤️😍.
Thank you very much for your touching message! ♥️ I completely share your feelings. It's strange though. I’m a music lover, but it was only in 2008 that for the first time in my life I named one band as my favorite. And the second time, in 2023, it was BUCK-TICK. I don’t know why they were the ones who caught my attention. There are too many worthy artists to single out only two groups in a lifetime of 28 years. But it happened. Atsushi was a deeply sensitive person and his psyche was destroyed from the first years of his life by his own father. Alas, this is what haunted him for the rest of his life. Something he partially coped with with the help of alcohol. In fact, a psychotherapist could help him. But he’s Japanese, they got used to it themselves... somehow... 😔 No one is completely happy, only partially. And he too. Music and friends made him happy. But he had nothing else... No normal relationships, no family, nothing. He did not know how to love, he avoided something serious. And it’s amazing that your fickle man was constant in one thing - in music. How much more could he create... Yes, at the wrong pace - his health is not the same, but he could. What a pity that he left so early... But when would be the right time? Never. Sometimes I cry, but I try to stop myself in time. And I’m also saving all my unshed tears when they broadcast the band’s last concert, after Atsushi’s death... 🥺🤧
@@Anastasia_Rainbow You got a point. I just hoped, since I read on several occasions, that Atsushi got remarried (or maybe he has divorced again) and had a daughter from 2nd marriage, that it helped him to cope to some extent at least or maybe he was one of those people nothing could help. His trauma too deep to heal 😥. Since I am not japanese and my japanese is limited, I couldn't understand much what I read about band members. Maybe this is also the reason, that Atsushi was a great performer. I myself from time to time also go into the moods Atsushi had and my health is not so great and would be even worse if I coped with the help of alcohol. I think, that generally men aren't fond of attending therapy of any kind and for any issue. It is similar in my country (I am not Asian). I have to say it is amazing, that they were playing together for 40 years (Atsushi as a drummer period included). Marriages fails even after 40 years, but they stayed together for so long and not one of them was Primadonna. I try not to cry, but sometimes I just get sad things went that way. Also several people in my circle around Atsushi's age got sick or died recently and it just added up.
@@aniani198I also hoped, but judging by his interview, I got the impression that he was either divorced or living separately with his wife. Still, he was very lonely, although he had friends. I like that he was honest and often said things that a Japanese wouldn't say. He talked about his impermanence. That's why it's so surprising that he was a member of the group for so many years. He found salvation in her and in alcohol. They killed him, both things... Yes, men especially don’t like visiting doctors. Especially the Japanese, and they also live by the principle “Work or die,” which often turns into “Work and die.” I wouldn’t like to write something that they can read, but... It can’t be like that. It is forbidden. All group members experienced illness and loss. Toll's wife died, Imai's father died. And this was never reflected at concerts. That's how they are, the Japanese... Letting people down is like death. And Atsushi survived the death of a classmate, and it struck him, and shortly before his death he survived a very close friend - Issai (Der Zibet group), coronavirus... And a huge load. How unfair, how painful...
![BUCK-TICK - Hizumi [ENG SUB]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/c5aj_fAFI74/mqdefault.jpg)
His outfit tho, he slayed ❤🥲
どの曲を聴いても､short moviesの様に感じられる…
今まで､私はBUCK-TICKの何を感じ思っていたのだろう…
櫻井敦司と言うROCKSTARを失い
喪失感しかない今､泣いて前に進む…
🥺 私は今、日本の音楽をたくさん聴くようになりました (今ではみんなが私を呪っています😂 今では私の国でもみんなが K-POP をもっと聴くようになりました)、そしてはっきりと言います - 桜井さんが私を一番驚かせました。理由も分かりません。同じように才能のある人はたくさんいるのに、何が問題なのでしょうか？このグループの特別な点は何ですか?しかし、彼女は他の誰よりも特別です。
悪いことは考えないようにしていますが、心の中では以前と同じではありません。あっちゃんがこんなに早く死ぬとは思わなかった…死を最も恐れ、生への渇望を発していた人
Анастасия, огромное вам спасибо за то, что поделились этим шедевром! 🙏
Love & Peace from VK B-T fandom
誰も真似できない領域に達した途端
神様が連れてっちゃったよ😢
側に置きたいよね、
こんな素晴らしい表現者
現世にはもったいない。。ってあっちゃん返してーーー😢
彼はまだ私たちと一緒にいるよ！しかし、私たちには彼の姿が見えません。でも、彼は私たちのことをよく見ています☺️ 彼は、より軽くて軽やかな形になっただけです。肉体は一時的ですが、魂は永遠です
バァン モリソンのアラバマソング に匹敵する日本人離れした表現
世間や社会、近隣の人々にさえ馴染めないヒズミちゃん。
なり切って歌うのが自分に合ってる。って随分お若い頃のインタビューで仰ってました。
極東以来、反戦や理解されにくいマイノリティの事を歌詞にする事が多くなってた気がします。
心を痛める事が多く、よく目についたのかな。
底抜けに優しい人だから。
今日の朝の始まりは最悪でした。私がチャンネルを運営している間、誰かが自分の胆汁を共有し、桜井さんについてひどいことを書くことを決定する権利を持っていました。あっちゃんの歌の歌詞が全部空っぽなのも含めて。
これは私に衝撃を与えました。はい、それは起こります。そして、私のような国では、これが完全に標準です（残念ながら、私たちは日本のコミュニケーション文化とは程遠いです）。しかし、私には準備ができていませんでした。
彼は全部で何曲書きましたか?たくさんの。とても。確かに同じ曲を使うこともありますが、世界中の曲のおそらく 95% が愛についてのものである場合はどうでしょうか?そして、みんながそれぞれの方法で自分の考えを表現しました。しかし、彼は愛についてだけを歌ったわけではありません。彼は多くの話題に触れました...そして、ウクライナの居住者として、私が最も感銘を受けるのは、戦争、精神的苦痛、精神的外傷などの悲劇についての歌です...これらの歌は、日本語がわからなくても聞くのが難しいものです。音楽は魂にまで届きます。それはマジックです。そして私は彼の曲が本当に大好きです。
愛の唄。
以前あっちゃんは怒りを心に秘めた人だと思う。
と貴方と互いにコメントしましたが、あっちゃんは自分以外の人にとても優しいです。
愛と憎悪は同一、出会いと別れ、生と死、怒りと哀しみ…沢山のテーマの唄を遺しました。
多くは人の為す事であり、種を問わず生命の神秘であり不平等であることが平等。そこに愛情深い彼は、救いきれない不甲斐なさが哀しすぎて怒りを湛えてしまうのではないかと思います。
あっちゃんは作品を見て「空っぽだ」と言われても怒らないと思います。
過去のインタビューで、「自分が書いた詩を誰かが読んで、自分の思わくと違う解釈をされても、それはそれでいいんです。
例えば僕が死んでしまった後にどう評価されようと、忘れてしまわれようと構わないんです。
なぜなら僕には関係ないから。
人が何を思ってもいい様に、僕はそう思っただけだから。 君は君。僕は僕。なんです。」の様な事を仰ってました。
突き放して聞こえますが、自分を特別視しない普通の人 櫻井敦司の真髄を見た気がしました。
優しいは弱い。と捉える人も多く居ますが、あっちゃんは優しくてとても強い人です。
無勢に多勢でも自分の想いを声を大にして発することが出来る人。
@@本多キク非常によく言いました！人には優しく、自分には厳しかった…彼のインタビューを読むと、いつもどこか傷つきます。彼は自分自身のことをひどく悪く考えていました。桜井さんは褒められるといつも頭の中で「お前は負け犬だ、変人だ」と逆のことを言っていた。 Issay との最初のミーティングでも、彼はまずこの新しいグループのメンバー、ほとんど無名の男たちを受け入れることはできないと考えていました。しかし、彼は話す力を見つけることができ、これが 1988 年からの友情の始まりとなり、2023 年に Issay が亡くなるまで続きました。彼は人間が好きではありませんでしたが、バンドメンバーとファンを愛していました。そして、コミュニケーションが取れなかったにもかかわらず、彼は息子を愛していました。彼の中にはたくさんの優しさがありましたが、それでも彼は自分自身を泥と混ぜることをやめられませんでした。通常、人々は逆の行動をします（これは私たちの国では常に当てはまります）：彼らは他人を辱めたり侮辱したりしながら、自分自身は良く見せようとします...
@@Anastasia_Rainbow
それが人間ですね。
別の所で貴方と、人間は石に似ているという話をしましたが、石が互いを削り合い、尖った鋭い角が消失し、丸く小さくなりやがて色さえ見分けられなくなり、砂粒になってしまう過程は人の一生のようだと。
自分が相手を砕くことより、自分が砕ける事に不満を持つ。それが人間。
でもね、丸いツルツルの石ばかりを擦り合わせていても、いつか砂粒になるんです。
石と人間の違いと言えばそこに感情が在るか無いかでしょうか。
血(涙)が流れるか流れないかでしょうか。
何処に居て、誰に産まれるかで、この思想に違いがあるのか無いのか分かりません。
馬鹿げていると思うかも知れない。
善と悪。愛と憎悪。光と陰。
表裏一体。凡て切り離せないモノで世界はできているみたいです。
あっちゃんの唄のテーマに重なる気がします。
We want More of izora tour please that was beautiful.❤
Thank you for your hard work.
Oh, thank you very much for the feedback! ☺️🥹 I was really looking forward to this tour, but I only watched this concert once - shortly before Atsushi’s death. I just recently started watching videos (despite this channel, I didn’t watch what I posted in full), and now I’m starting to watch videos from the concert little by little... 😔 Anyway, the concert is wonderful!
Спи спокойно, Легенда. Ты прекрасен.
Одна из лучших песен лучшего певца.
А как эмоционально он её исполняет. Восхитительно. До мурашек.
the lyrics were epic.
Thank you!!!❤
And thank you for your comment! ☺️
ありがとうございます😢
そしてコメントもありがとうございます！残念ながら、私には常にすべての人に答える機会と体力があるわけではありませんが、すべてを読みますし、人々が書いたものは好きです。徐々に皆さんに答えていきます！
私はこの曲を次の曲と関連付けます:
ua-cam.com/video/tMXzvnFsFfQ/v-deo.htmlsi=peofJahTU4lgL_s0
トランス女性も同様の話を歌っています。テーマは同じですが、同じ曲をどうやって違うふうに演奏するのか… ちなみに、あずちゃん（女王蜂）は、歌手であるだけでなく、櫻井さんと同じくアーティストとしても活動しています。これらのアーティストのコンサートではパフォーマンスがメインです。リアルショー！
この曲、歪ちゃんは電車を見送りそして日常に戻っていくと解釈をしています。頑張って生きよう。
よく言ったものだ！とても人生肯定的です！♥️
❤❤❤😢😢😢😢Magnifique 🖤🌹👑❤🙏😪😔😢💔🥺😭
Très peu de temps avant la mort... C'est difficile à croire. Il semble qu'une personne devrait s'allonger et mourir pendant longtemps, mais ne peut pas donner de concerts et tout d'un coup... repartir en anglais, sans dire au revoir
Atsushi Sakurai was/is and forever will be magnigicent ❤. What a performer ❤️😍. I admire, that they stayed true to themselves and were not afraid to express themselves 😍. Atsushi's lyrics were unique. I often caught myself thinking "Those are not simple texts, what did he wanted to say through them"?? Made me rethink how I see the world. Atsushi was highly sensitive. He talked about mental health in some interviews and it must have not been easy to be in his own head. His texts often made me wonder if he was happy and satisfied with his life off stage.
I hope he found peace in the afterlife 🙏. For now and probably for a long time my heart will be broken 💔. I cried again 😢. Beautiful performance❤️😍.
Thank you very much for your touching message! ♥️ I completely share your feelings. It's strange though. I’m a music lover, but it was only in 2008 that for the first time in my life I named one band as my favorite. And the second time, in 2023, it was BUCK-TICK. I don’t know why they were the ones who caught my attention. There are too many worthy artists to single out only two groups in a lifetime of 28 years. But it happened.
Atsushi was a deeply sensitive person and his psyche was destroyed from the first years of his life by his own father. Alas, this is what haunted him for the rest of his life. Something he partially coped with with the help of alcohol. In fact, a psychotherapist could help him. But he’s Japanese, they got used to it themselves... somehow... 😔 No one is completely happy, only partially. And he too. Music and friends made him happy. But he had nothing else... No normal relationships, no family, nothing. He did not know how to love, he avoided something serious. And it’s amazing that your fickle man was constant in one thing - in music.
How much more could he create... Yes, at the wrong pace - his health is not the same, but he could. What a pity that he left so early... But when would be the right time? Never. Sometimes I cry, but I try to stop myself in time. And I’m also saving all my unshed tears when they broadcast the band’s last concert, after Atsushi’s death... 🥺🤧
@@Anastasia_Rainbow You got a point.
I just hoped, since I read on several occasions, that Atsushi got remarried (or maybe he has divorced again) and had a daughter from 2nd marriage, that it helped him to cope to some extent at least or maybe he was one of those people nothing could help. His trauma too deep to heal 😥. Since I am not japanese and my japanese is limited, I couldn't understand much what I read about band members. Maybe this is also the reason, that Atsushi was a great performer. I myself from time to time also go into the moods Atsushi had and my health is not so great and would be even worse if I coped with the help of alcohol. I think, that generally men aren't fond of attending therapy of any kind and for any issue. It is similar in my country (I am not Asian). I have to say it is amazing, that they were playing together for 40 years (Atsushi as a drummer period included). Marriages fails even after 40 years, but they stayed together for so long and not one of them was Primadonna. I try not to cry, but sometimes I just get sad things went that way. Also several people in my circle around Atsushi's age got sick or died recently and it just added up.
@@aniani198I also hoped, but judging by his interview, I got the impression that he was either divorced or living separately with his wife. Still, he was very lonely, although he had friends. I like that he was honest and often said things that a Japanese wouldn't say. He talked about his impermanence. That's why it's so surprising that he was a member of the group for so many years. He found salvation in her and in alcohol. They killed him, both things...
Yes, men especially don’t like visiting doctors. Especially the Japanese, and they also live by the principle “Work or die,” which often turns into “Work and die.” I wouldn’t like to write something that they can read, but... It can’t be like that. It is forbidden.
All group members experienced illness and loss. Toll's wife died, Imai's father died. And this was never reflected at concerts. That's how they are, the Japanese... Letting people down is like death. And Atsushi survived the death of a classmate, and it struck him, and shortly before his death he survived a very close friend - Issai (Der Zibet group), coronavirus... And a huge load. How unfair, how painful...
I miss Atsushi. 😢
un año rey
あっちゃーーーん😭
アルバムの中で私の一番好きな曲…新しいツアーでこの曲を聞くのをどれほど心待ちにしていたのか…そして彼がほんの数回しか歌わないとは思っていなかった 🥺🤧
ATSUSHI…日本の歌の中BUCK-TICK1番好きだったありがとう