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May’N Live Concert at Anime Expo 2010–Video Excerpt

   July 11, 2010  7 Comments on May’N Live Concert at Anime Expo 2010–Video Excerpt

May’N in Concert (Excerpt) – Anime Expo 2010 from Anime Diet on Vimeo.

May’N did a concert at Anime Expo 2010 this year, along with Megumi Nakajima and special guest Yoko Kanno. Here’s a ten minute excerpt from the beginning of the concert, with just May’N. She sings “Universal Bunny” and “May’N Space” here!

See our exclusive interview with May’N, as well as a full written review of the concert too!

Author: gendomike

Michael lives in the Los Angeles area, and has been into anime since he saw Neon Genesis Evangelion in 1999. Some of his favorite shows include Full Metal Alchemist, Honey and Clover, and Welcome to the NHK!. Since 2003 he has gone to at least one anime convention every year. A public radio junkie, which naturally led to podcasting, he now holds a seminary degree and is looking to become Dr. Rev. Otaku Bible Man any day now. Michael can be reached at mike.huang@animediet.net. You can also find his Twitter account at @gendomike.
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7 thoughts on “May’N Live Concert at Anime Expo 2010–Video Excerpt”

  1. Awesome, thanks for the video! =) Do you know if any “official” full version of the concert will be available to watch?

  2. I’m not sure, Yumeka. Probably not to tell you the truth, I don’t recall them ever releasing official videos of AX performances before. I wish they would–I actually missed this concert and would love to see the moment Yoko Kanno showed up.

  3. I see. I could have sworn I saw some people with big movie cameras filming the concert. It seems weird that they would film something that no one’s going to watch. The concert that May’n, Megumi, and Kanno did in Japan is all over YouTube, so I was hoping we could see this one too.

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  6. From once being in the music business (guitarist and back up vocalist), whether large group or small, many performers have shows recorded for their own personal libraries, never to be released in public. It’s a form of critique for themselves, and for reference. If AX staff didn’t sign a contract to be able to film the concert, then it could be May’n and Megumi’s crew that is filming it for their own stuff. You never know though, performing for the first time in the U.S. is a big deal.

    I was at this concert, and it was a very exciting concert. I would love to see this show again sometime.

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