BabyMetal.Live.In.London.O2.Academy.Brixton.2014.BDRip.x264-PLUTONiUM

Section

Movies/SD

Group

PLUTONiUM

Size

1,15 GB

Files

85

Date

2017-08-15

NFO

 _____________________________________________________________________________ 
       ____    __      __  __  ______  ____    _   __   _   __  __  __  ___   |
      / __ \  / /     / / / / /_  __/ / __ \  / | / /  (_) / / / / /  |/  /   |
     / /_/ / / /     / / / /   / /   / / / / /  |/ /  / / / / / / / /|_/ /    |
    / ____/ / /___  / /_/ /   / /   / /_/ / / /|  /  / / / /_/ / / /  / /     |
   /_/     /_____/  \____/   /_/    \____/ /_/ |_/  /_/  \____/ /_/  /_/      |
 _____________________________________________________________________________|
 | rls info:
 | rls.....: BabyMetal.Live.In.London.O2.Academy.Brixton.2014.BDRip.x264-PLUTONiUM
 | General.: 2017.08.15, Music, 1h 29mn @ 1.15 GiB
 | Video...: x264, 720x368, 23fps, CRF19 @ 1716 Kbps
 | Audio...: AAC, 2 Channels @ 128 Kbps 
 |____________________________________________________________________________
   epg info:                                                                  |
             BABYMETAL return to the UK for another round of genre bending,   |
             guitar shredding, unbridled mayhem in front of another sold out  |
             London audience.                                                 |
                                                                              |
             After I managed to dry out from the biblical downpour before the |
             show I was afforded the chance to watch BABYMETAL, the Japanese  |
             J-pop/metal hybrid, from many vantage points on Saturday         |
             November 8 2014; high up in the balcony, the peripherals of the  |
             stage, on top of several other people after the infamous "wall   |
             of death" collapsed during "Ijime, Dame, Zettai" and I can       |
             honestly say with not a hint of irony, BABYMETAL smashed it this |
             night.                                                           |
                                                                              |
             Not to say they were that bad at the Forum in July, far from it; |
             they were astonishing then, but now they had a meaner, more      |
             purposeful edge. And I think the bigger venue (the Academy is    |
             over double the capacity of the Forum) suited them down to their |
             tiny boots with Moa Kikuchi (Moa-Metal), Yui Mizuno (Yui-Metal)  |
             and Suzuka Nakamoto (Su-Metal) covering the huge stage with      |
             effortless zeal and pin sharp dance moves.                       |
                                                                              |
             As in July the band were backed by the ridiculously talented     |
             Kami (God) band but it was the girls, rising from beneath the    |
             stage during show opener "BABYMETAL DEATH", that stole           |
             proceedings. Songs Akatsuki and Rondo of Nightmare gave Su a     |
             chance to show off her remarkably powerful voice and 4 No Uta,   |
             the wonderfully bonkers Onedari Daisakusen opportunity for Moa   |
             and Yui to lead the audience on a wildly merry journey into the  |
             land I would like to call This Is Fabulously Good Fun, Isn't it? |
                                                                              |
             I've had some time to reflect on this show and I am still lost   |
             for words. Some folks have described it as a bit like an anime   |
             cartoon come to life. This is completely false. It is an anime   |
             cartoon come to life; one you're absorbed into, spun upside down |
             and in front of, pushed, tripped and soaked with.                |
                                                                              |
             A montage about fox gods, legends, a new song and everyone left  |
             just as wet as they arrived but with more bruises and with       |
             bigger smiles than any rain cloud could ever hope to wash away.  |
                                                                              |
             Like I said in March, BABYMETAL are here for a few more years    |
             yet and this sublimely energetic and wickedly fun show only      |
             reinforced that opinion. Rating: 5/5                             |
                                                                              |
             Brixton Track List                                               |
                                                                              |
             01 - BABYMETAL DEATH                                             |
             02 - Iine!                                                       |
             03 - Uki Uki Midnight                                            |
             04 - Rondo of Nightmare                                          |
             05 - Song 4                                                      |
             06 - Catch Me If You Can                                         |
             07 - Akatsuki                                                    |
             08 - Onedari Daisakusen                                          |
             09 - Megitsune                                                   |
             10 - Doki Doki Morning                                           |
             11 - Gimme Chocolate!!                                           |
             12 - Ijime, Dame, Zettai                                         |
             13 - Headbangeeeeerrrrr!!!!!                                     |
             14 - Road of Resistance                                          |
 _____________________________________________________________________________|

Files