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Friday, December 17, 2010
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Who's Namie Amuro?
安室 奈美恵 (A-mu-ro Na-mi-e) or Namie Amuro is a Japanese singer and dancer from Okinawa. Born on 20 September 1977 , she started her career in 1992 with the group 'SuperMonkeys' and debuted as a solo singer in 1995. Named the most successful Japanese female singer of all time and sold over 35 million records, she still remains as one of the most popular and best selling singer even to this day. However, she officially retired on 16 September 2018. More about her at Wikipedia
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Live DVD & Blu-ray
Final Tour 2018 ~Finally~
+ 25th Anniversary Live in Okinawa
2018.08.29 on sale!
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- Online's videos (477)
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- Magazine's scans (266)
- Extra's info (92)
- Author's notes (87)
- BEST FICTION 2008-2009 (65)
- 20th Anniversary (37)
- PLAY tour 2007-2008 (34)
- Final Tour 2018 (32)
- LIVEGENIC 2015-2016 (27)
- Feel Tour 2013 (21)
- Past Future Tour 2010 (21)
- Dome Tour 2012 (15)
- Live Style 2014 (13)
- Live Style 2016-2017 (13)
- Live Style 2011 (11)
- 25th Anniversary (10)
- Asia Tour 2013 (10)
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3 comments:
They also have a few performances uploaded on dailymotion. It's quite strange since I thought Copy That and First Timer were nice tracks, but not my favorite off the album; however, the lives of those songs were really good. I thought First Timer would be so strange to perform live due to all the things going on in that song, but her vocals were great. On the flip side, Bad Habit was one of the tracks I really like from the album, but the live for it was kind of boring compared to the others >_<.
I know, right? A lot of the choreography for this tour is snooze-worthy. Which is really sad, cuz we all know Namie can dance with the best of them.
I agree. the dance moves from song to song seem to blur and become generic throughout the show. what a waste of her talent. wish they'd invest in a better choreographer. and also i've always wished there's more leveraging of the stage/props
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