I don't personally care about mistakes: I'm much more into passion than accuracy. And that was more passion than I expected. Well done, X Japan.
Sorry man, I had to repeat your words and put them in bold. You said it, you just said it. And you said it
perfectly.
To the people who complain about mistakes, lack of accuracy, bad voice, lack of energy whatsoever... No offense or anything. Everyone's got their points and oppinions. BUT, I'm sorry but I'll have to say it:
A piece of ART is much more than perfection. You know why? Because humans are the only kind of life that's not perfect. Irrational animals are not able to commit mistakes; they're instinctive, their minds are programmed to act a certain way. Humans, on the other hand, have a different characteristic; fragility. And it's from that fragility, that lack of perfection that something else is originated: creativity. The ability to break nature's rules. The ability to create. And when you create, you should never let yourself be guided by perfection stereotypes. If you do, you won't be any more interesting than a dog. There you go. You should let yourself be lead by passion. Without being afraid of messing it all up. Sometimes it happens. But it's okay; you gave all of you, you did what your heart told you to, you did things with love.
Sorry for all of this phylosophycal talk. I know it can be considered a bit off topic. But what I mean is simple: In my opinion, there was passion, there were feelings shown in this performance. Perfect or not.
