Well I also hope they could play more different songs but that's just the way it is. It's getting a bit off-topic I guess but to try to understand their reasoning you have to try to see the big picture of what they need to do and want to do:
- need to promote the recent songs to sell singles, so they play
Yoake obviously but also
Departure,
Your Song,
Rainy,
Runners high.
- need to promote latest album so they play the old singles
Kagen,
Awanai,
OVER DRIVE lately
- want and need to please old fans so they play classics like
DOLL, Baby, TaiKimi, ESY!, etc
- need to rehearse more and more if they play many different songs even if they know the songs (some songs they don't play a lot must surely be trained a lot again)
And then you also need to take the technical/material part into account. I'm no technician or musician but setting up everything for the sound and all is probably not that easy if you play completely different songs all the time. You are time limited before the festival to set it up and test it and once the live starts you are also time limited on stage which means you probably can't change material for each song.
And finally... they can only play some songs for each festival, from 5 to 8 or so, not play 20 songs xD
Maybe I forgot something but basically if you take everything into account and mix it up they need to find a balance for the setlist and cannot do anything they want. Well when I thought about this it helped to try to understand them and not be too disappointed about a set list
Hope it can make you feel a bit less disappointed
Mitchan =P
But I agree it would be nice to see different set list almost everytime ^^ So off-topic now I stop about this xD
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Crei: They didn't play
Shunkan since a long time I think, didn't in Hawaii.
A bit more on-topic, is there some sort of korean "Heaven" for SCANDAL? Where we might find some fan photos or stuff like that?
Ahhhh .wew. would be great if some koreans could keep us updated this weekend about what is going on! Especially with what has been said about the Korea/Japan thingy...