Withdrawal of the preamble

 

The word "foretelling" is there to be withdrawn, and the word "two words" reads "otoko.

Last week, on today, i.e., November 2, 2020, or simply the 306th day after the beginning of the year on the Gregorian calendar, the day commonly known as the day Donus ascended to the papacy, I wrote in this note, "My fourth and final appearance on Nara TV's ROCK ON L7, and I'm coming to the end of my life.

Yes, I even wrote about it.

But, you know, I thought Kanashibari was finished last week, but after today, it's going to continue to appear in the show. Yay! What did I just say? A man always has two words for you!

I love Nara. What I love is that I love Nara. I wish I could live in Nara too!

Whenever I think of Nara, I think of Gyoza no Ousho (Gyoza King's Restaurant) that we stopped at on our way to Nara for a tour. I remember that someone ordered a plate of karaage (fried food) and it came with salt and pepper on the side. It's not so surprising that salt or pepper is attached to a fried food, but I had never been to Gyoza no Ousho before, so I was surprised at the fact that the arrangement of the dish is quite different in each restaurant, even though it is a chain restaurant.

I'm very fond of Osho. What I love is that I love Osho. Last week we went there and the food was really good!

11/9 26:30- Nara TV "ROCK ON L7

So wait until 26:30 today while you eat your dumplings! Thank you, people in the Nara area.

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"Madness in the midnight sun" is now available

 Hakuya. It is usually read as "Byakuya", but did you know that it is originally read as "Hakuya"? Over time, however, this and that have made me think that I can just go ahead and do it. It's amazing, isn't it?

Speaking of Byakuya, of course, HANOI ROCKS' "Byakuya's Tragedy" is the first song on their first album and one of their most famous songs. It's the first song on their memorable first album, and it's a representative song. By the way, the official title of the album is "Bangkok Shocks, Saigon Shakes", but the Japanese title is "Violence in the White Night". It's amazing. Bangkok Shocks, Saigon Shakes" is "Violence in the White Night". Now that I think about it, it sounds like a song title from Canasibari. That's what made me fall in love with HANOI ROCKS, isn't it? I'm not the one who gave it a Japanese title, though. But I have to take my hat off to the person who came up with the Japanese title. I wish there was some kind of app that converts words into Japanese like that.

That's why we can't afford to lose to Kanashibari. To compete with Byakuya, of course, it's Byakuya. We've just released "Madness in the midnight sun" on Youtube!

What do you think? Isn't it amazing? It looks like Hanoi will soon be taking over the title of "Midnight Sun" from me.

The song was released today, but it's not a new song. The song has been around since very early on, and I think it's probably either the first or second track of the limited edition single that Kanashibari released.

That said, it's a lot different from the previous ones. The sound is, of course, very different, but the arrangement is also very different. If you don't know what the "old one" was, go to various distribution sites and search for "Byakuya ni Kyoue" and listen to it to compare!

And now we're looking forward to your channel registration and support!

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Plus or minus five steps back

 

Surprisingly, the time is 22:23 now.

I usually write this note around 5:00 p.m. these days, but I noticed that it's already this late.

I've been literally spending all my time on something these days, and I've been literally spending all my time on it from this morning as well. I'm not joking at all, I saw it in my dreams yesterday and the day before yesterday. Oh no! Someone do something about it!

However, I'm making progress, although I'm taking turtle steps. But when you take one step forward, you take 0.9 steps back, or in some cases, you don't realize you're taking two steps back for every one step forward, and you think you've taken five steps forward, but you're actually taking ten steps back. No, if you take 5 steps forward and 10 steps back, you're plus or minus 5 steps back.

Well, that's about it.

Speaking of which, I was thinking about changing the pickups because I wanted to get more of a zacky sound on the guitar, and I thought, "I'll have to pick the pickups again! I was so excited to see what I was going to do, but then I remembered something.

I had an old Cherry Tokai Flying V with a Bill Lawrence L500XL on it, and it made a zakuzak sound. It's more like a machete cut. But it's not very sticky.

So, I'm going to remove the L500XL from my Flying V and put it on the unidentified Kanashibari Les Paul.

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Curvature

 I have one placed mirror in my room, and I noticed that the reflection in that mirror is slightly shorter vertically and slightly longer horizontally. In other words, that mirror surface is shaped like a tucked-in belly just a little bit.

I don't know if it was originally like that or if it gradually transformed after I bought it, though I bought it at the 100-yen store, which everyone loves.

I don't know if it was like that originally, or if it has been gradually deformed since we bought it, but it looks scary. It's probably just a little bit curved, so I don't feel uncomfortable when I see my face in the mirror, but when I see my face in that mirror, the impression I get is very different and I'm scared.

But when I tried to reflect my face in various parts of the mirror, I felt something strange about it. It seems to be not a perfect, beautiful curve.

If you think about it, you can't see your own face directly, so when you do see it, it's always the reflection of something else, right? A mirror or a photograph or an image. But that reflection isn't always a little bit curved or exactly the way it should be, like in this mirror.

What do I really look like?

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What the hell is wrong with you if you skimp on the easy, easy, and unthinking

 Exotic.

For some reason, this word reminds me of some parts of Asia. The original meaning of the word is "an atmosphere and atmosphere different from that of one's home country", so it can refer to any country other than Japan, but the emotion it conjures up is quite limited. It's probably because of my low level of experience in life.

We often use the adjective "exotic" in music, don't we? It's usually referring to a piece of music that uses Arabic or Indian or Southeast Asian scales. We don't use it for Western scales. I guess some people use it, but I don't. I'm a foreigner. I don't use it, even though it's a foreign country.

The reason I say this is because I played an "exotic" guitar solo the other day. I ad-libbed it and it just happened to happen, but to be honest, most of those things are so "easy" that I think I'll play it again...I'm keeping a lid on the stinkin' thing. What's wrong with being easy, cheap, unthinking and lazy! (Punska)

But that's not the point, I need to do something about the vocalist who dubbed the lyrics wrong! Please someone please invent a device that converts recorded words into different words, yo!

Oh, the shop in question started buying yet another spoon (see photo). The old one is still there, but I wonder if it's not an ingredient.

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