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yurixhentai
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Ryu Shoji
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| Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2012 4:38 pm |
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| I like, I like. |
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geordietaku
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| Posted: Fri Oct 19, 2012 5:18 am |
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| There is a UK concert might not be the big show but Crypton have backed the Miku concert at SunnyCon so it's still awesome. |
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Mohawk52
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| Hope springs eternal, but convincing Sega Mage, the concert commitee, it's worth it is quite another ford to cross. Lets remember they had a big corporate company like Toyota sponsoring the LA concert, and Crypton have gone on record as saying "without sponsorship it's too expensive to do concerts outside of Japan." In reallity I can't think of any UK company with enough spare cash at the moment to sponsor a concert by a "singer" that frankly it seems very few in the UK would have heard about. |
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yurihellsing
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| Posted: Fri Nov 02, 2012 7:40 am |
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| Mohawk52 wrote: | | Hope springs eternal, but convincing Sega Mage, the concert commitee, it's worth it is quite another ford to cross. Lets remember they had a big corporate company like Toyota sponsoring the LA concert, and Crypton have gone on record as saying "without sponsorship it's too expensive to do concerts outside of Japan." In reallity I can't think of any UK company with enough spare cash at the moment to sponsor a concert by a "singer" that frankly it seems very few in the UK would have heard about. |
hmmmm i wonder if they could make a deal with Nissan as we do have a Nissan plant which could be the venue. |
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Mohawk52
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| Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2012 11:31 am |
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| yurihellsing wrote: | | Mohawk52 wrote: | | Hope springs eternal, but convincing Sega Mage, the concert commitee, it's worth it is quite another ford to cross. Lets remember they had a big corporate company like Toyota sponsoring the LA concert, and Crypton have gone on record as saying "without sponsorship it's too expensive to do concerts outside of Japan." In reallity I can't think of any UK company with enough spare cash at the moment to sponsor a concert by a "singer" that frankly it seems very few in the UK would have heard about. |
hmmmm i wonder if they could make a deal with Nissan as we do have a Nissan plant which could be the venue. |
We have a Toyota one as well too, but I'm not sure how or why anyone would want a concert in an assembly plant.  |
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yurihellsing
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| Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2012 2:22 pm |
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| Mohawk52 wrote: | | yurihellsing wrote: | | Mohawk52 wrote: | | Hope springs eternal, but convincing Sega Mage, the concert commitee, it's worth it is quite another ford to cross. Lets remember they had a big corporate company like Toyota sponsoring the LA concert, and Crypton have gone on record as saying "without sponsorship it's too expensive to do concerts outside of Japan." In reallity I can't think of any UK company with enough spare cash at the moment to sponsor a concert by a "singer" that frankly it seems very few in the UK would have heard about. |
hmmmm i wonder if they could make a deal with Nissan as we do have a Nissan plant which could be the venue. |
We have a Toyota one as well too, but I'm not sure how or why anyone would want a concert in an assembly plant. |
They got the real estate to pitch a marquee for such an event or even a stage for an out doors one! |
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