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[astrosagga2]

Rahu in the 2nd house means a strong desire for money and possessions. You might use unusual ways to earn and focus a lot on gathering wealth. However, this placement can cause issues with how you communicate and relate to others. Balancing money goals with personal connections is important.

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[charva42]

Fractals and Circles. #circles #fractals #gemtones #spheres #midjourney (at Denver, Colorado) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cpd2XzzuFdv/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[bhagyag]

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[astrosagga2]

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[buck-tick-stash]

BUCK-TICK 現象 2023, my experience

Nippon Budokan was absolutely packed.

As the start time drew near, for half a moment, I had a daymare that Atsushi Sakurai would, physically, appear on stage. That his death had been a stunt all a long. Ridiculous to think, but even that horrible, cruel scenario would be preferable to the reality that we continue in a world where he no longer exists.

And here, what was to happen on stage? The rhythm section's platform, the drums, the guitars, the chairs, all laid out as usual, but the center mic stand was missing. I gasped as I realized Sakurai's masks were laid out, as well as candles ready in a candelabra.

The lights dimmed and the boys came on, one at a time, as they always had.

Toll and Imai wore spectacular costumes. Toll was in all red accented in black with matching gloves, as if taking on the concert's newly adopted logo in total. Imai, ever wild and challenging, came with blazing red hair, matching red fur platform boots with glittering silver heels, screaming gold spandex tights, and a carpet-like top with a kimono-like right sleeve. Both of Imai's and Toll's tops sparkled.

Yuta and Hide were more subdued, with Yuta in dark, gemtone amethyst and Hide in loosely flowing silver.

Then spot lights shining straight down from the ceiling above struck stage front center. The ghost of Sakurai, in the form of this memory, in the space that had always been his, was being honored. Had the spot been blocked off by a border of shimenawa, the hemp fiber rope and white lightning paper that marks the holy ground of gods, it would not have been out of place.

Music was already playing, Shippuu no Blade Runner, but no hint of vocals came across. I listened to the crowd to see if they were going to—if they were even expected to—sing in Sakurai's stead. They readily raised their arms, bouncing to the beat, as if this were any other concert, but the vocals remained bare. The background screen split five ways with two each of the living members on either side, while the center section remained dark. Sakurai was missing. The song's end was followed by a standard applause, along with a few cries of "Acchan!"

By contrast, the second song, Dokudanjou Beauty immediately featured a track of Sakurai's voice, taken or blended from previous live events. A few tears broke among the audience, but the mood went up in general, and the crowd was readily engaged in the song's call and answer.

For much of the show, this pattern continued. Some wails, much cheering and waving, and no shortage of calling Acchan's name. From time to time, there were more notable reactions.

Gustave's distinct first meow from Imai's guitar received audible sobs, followed by enthusiastic dance, pawing at the air, and singing along.

I broke at Aishi no Rock Star, which featured dual vocals from Sakurai and the late Issay, along with their performance at Toll's "It's a NOW" 60th birthday gig projected on the back screen.

Sakura stung especially, but was equally poignant. All the sentiments that Sakurai had laid bare were now shared by the audience and band and redirected at him. Single arms rose (as their partners were busy clasping mouths and gripping tissues) toward the screens and light projections of sakura branches losing their petals in the song's final refrain.

A completely robed stage hand came to the dark stage to light the candelabra in sync with the projection of Sakurai as Romance began to play. They gently brought the stand to stage front center, and I think most of us in the audience watched those candles burn through the song.

Like Sakura, Taiyo to Icaros was recolored by the new context.

Had only such songs been played, the concert would have been maudlin, but Go-Go B-T Train, Future Song, and Boogie Woogie balanced the mourning with an upbeat, celebratory and playful tones.

And then there was Memento Mori. I could not have been more grateful to hear this song, not simply because it's one of my favorites, but because it's perhaps the most characteristic of Imai's approach and message during this entire trying period. Nor was it lost on the crowd, who seemed to be waving and dancing more furiously in defiance of grief at the chorus.

Muma, The Nightmare was a choice… I found myself crying at the first image of Sakurai against a brilliant white Christian cross behind him, singing of Hell in Heaven-like lighting. As the song progressed, the live stage before us was accented in red, very especially the grate beneath stage front center, which was now also spewing mist, and with the red light, appeared as fire.

I came to have a feeling of confidence as the song went on, as I was watching the crowd enthusiastically waving their hands along. Sakurai's voice could easily tell this story because he was acting out the part, not because he was living it. And even had there been such a moment on his journey in Bardo, one could easily infer such suffering as temporarily Christlike, the preamble to the joyous ascent to Heaven.

The remaining songs were playful and hopeful, though I found Na Mo Naki Watashi difficult not to cry through entirely.

Before the last song, the boys all sat, and the lights came up a bit as they addressed the audience directly.

Yuta spoke first and was quick to tears as he said that, while he was uncertain of the future, he knew that Buck-Tick will always be five members. As his voice cracked, the audience also broke. Sobs remained audible throughout.

Toll noted the rare show of Yuta's vulnerability, and admitted that, at first, he did not know whether Buck Tick would continue or not, but that the immense support of the fans gave him the drive to, and that Imai and Hide had no shortage of songs left to compose.

Hide connected the audience's nervousness with his own, but spoke softly and reassuringly. "The Parade will continue."

Imai floored me.

Imai's recent posts on Instagram show a man who's pushing forward. Granted, not in a brutish, shaming way, but he shows little sadness, if any. He just spend a day chatting up a god of contentedness along one of his shrine visits. Combine this with his reputation for suffering no fools, and he would seem the type to keep a stiff upper lip and expect others to do the same.

Instead he said, 
"It's okay to be sad. It's okay to cry. It's okay. But please don't suffer."

Such sentiments are exceedingly rare in Japan's gaman culture. To hear such kindness shook me, as did the rest of Imai's speech.

That he did not believe Sakurai was in Heaven, but rather, that he was here, now, remaining in the presence of the band.

That they would continue to make music. That they would have another album.

That "one day, there will only be three members." (And here, the audience wailed.) "And one day, two." (Again.) "And finally, one. I wonder if that will be me. But I'll continue the Parade, and I'll take everyone with me. And so, raise your glasses for a toast. To you, to your return. Share your stories of Buck-Tick and Acchan, please."

After New World as a finale, the credits, which featured music and tour videos from their past decades together, ended with the announcement that they would return to perform at Nippon Budokan in 2024.

[dcviated]

【ME & 𝗣𝗘𝗢𝗣𝗟𝗘 𝗜'𝗗 𝗟𝗜𝗞𝗘 𝗧𝗢 𝗚𝗘𝗧 𝗧𝗢 𝗞𝗡𝗢𝗪 𝗕𝗘𝗧𝗧𝗘𝗥】

- ALIAS / NAME: Bear / Will

- BIRTHDAY: February 6th

- ZODIAC SIGN: Aquarius but didn't that change idk I can't keep track of that stuff.

- HEIGHT: 6'2"

- HOBBIES: Juggling them. I can actually juggle a tiny bit? Anyhow- writing, model kits, tabletop, brewing, and I try to call myself a gamer but the casualness is catching up bad.

- FAVORITE COLOR: Gemtones!! But I like the green-indigo range the most by far. Orange can also be gorgeous.

- FAVORITE BOOK: Was just thinking the other day maybe I should re-read my childhood dragon series- The Enchanted Forest Chronicles. But I also really liked the Millennium series (girl with dragon tattoo)

- LAST SONG: Drums of Ripped Jawbone - Liam Peregrine Vaughan off of the Wildsea album.

- LAST FILM / SHOW: I tend to peek in on whatever my wife is watching (kdrama or cooking or travel) but the last thing I've been watching has been Dungeon Meshi. :^)

- RECENT READS: Do TTRPG manuals count? Because I've been flipping through quite a few of those. Amazing the kind of worldbuilding people have come up with I'm enamored.

- STORY BEHIND URL: I've always seen my characters as a little strange, especially when they were just my smattering of OCs. So a little.... deviated from the normal you could say. It's the one I had for my first multimuse back in 2016, much better than the previous one.

- FUN FACT ABOUT ME: I'm bad at fun random facts about myself just like my muses. I try to come up with some things but it comes off like I'm bragging? Or smart-assed? Plus I already share 'fun' things I've been up to.

Uhhh... I recently finished putting setting up my hobby table in the office? Woo! Overhead lights. Backboard. Good for work/study/kitting.

Also my left iris is shaped like pacman.

TAGGED BY: @more-than-a-princess I didnt forget this! Thanks for the tag B) TAGGING: steal it if you want it! :V

[dragonflylady77]

Tagged by: @destroya-hargrove @lovebillyhargrove and @darleenjade

Last Song: can't remember... Hotel California was playing in the car when I dropped my teenager off at his girlfriend's house earlier though

Song stuck in head: currently none, which is rare as fuck. literally never happens

Favorite color: red (also, lime green and black)

Currently watching: Season 3 of Sex Education with my 16yo (we finished The Righteous Gemtones last week and The Good Place on Friday and watched The Continental)

Currently reading: fanfiction, always (harringrove and firstprince currently, with a side of pride and prejudice). Also, Red White and Royal Blue.

Currently craving: food I don't have to cook. roast chicken.

Last Movie: at the movies? Barbie. at home? Bottoms! It was hilarious and unhinged and I love it.

Sweet, spicy, or savory: depending on my mood, sweet or savoury

Relationship Status: about to be divorced for the 2nd time lol single af

Current Obsession: firstprince

Three favorite foods: roast chicken, salad, chocolate

Last thing I googled: hardware store

A dream trip: going around the world to visit all my online friends

Anything I want right now: motivation to write

Please do it if you want to!!

[stylists-supporting-stylists]

❌ marks the spot!

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⭐️ sectioning has been one of my favorites in the past, so I had to re-create it into an X pattern for y’all!

❌ if you’ve been following me for a while, you know my biggest creative color advice:

👉 each head of creative hair, needs three parts:

1️⃣ backdrop: the underneath section that will allow the rest of the hair to pop off of it

2️⃣ detail section: this is the section where all of your detail work is placed… Depending on results desired, the section would either be through the crown (as pictured here) or throughout the halo section.

3️⃣Veil/Money Piece Section: this is going to be your face framing section or the section that diffuses the detail work in the section below.

🎨paint// @goldwellus Elumen Play

🎨100% fading on tone

🎨 lasts 10-15 washes (so 5-7 weeks if you are a 2x a week washer; 3-5 weeks if you are a 3x a week washer)

🎨perfect for the true creative hearts out there bc the fade allows your hairstylist to start over and create something totally different EVERY single appointment

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[bhagyag]

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