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Just bought them today, put up a listing over at TicketSwap https://www.ticketswap.com/listing/haken-between-the-buried-and-me/7500188/25fca0da9c?utm_campaign=publishedListingShare&utm_source=ticketswap&utm_medium=manualshare it's on sale for from the original price I bought it from at the venue. Cheers

I love the entirety of Aquarius and my favourite track from The Astonishing is Lord Nafaryus. I've checked out the rest of DT and Haken's discographies; what else might I like?

A friend of mine got a serious case of deja vu and claimed that he's heard the first 20 seconds of this song and has known it all his life, despite never having heard the song itself. I'm told the refrain is really common in indian cinema and was influenced by a particular song, if anyone can recognise it/if such a song exists I'd love to know

Such as when a crow is always a bird, but a bird is not always a crow?

For Josuke, when he's older, and Jolyne and Giorno if, y'know, they didn't die or become mafia bosses. I like to think that Josuke would be a police officer like his grandfather or something. It'd be nice to hear about the Jobros and other characters too, like Koichi and Okuyasu.

For example, when you say 'large' instead of saying 'very big', or instead of saying 'she works hard and studies a lot', you say 'she is dilligent'; any word for this?

Take for example Yuyuko's [Symbol "Dance of the Dead Butterflies"]; what actually goes outside and between the quotation marks, and what does each part name respectively? Obviously spellcards can be named anything but I don't really get why the name is split into two parts.

Kasen recites, "The waves wash the old moss' hair." I'd like to know what the full poem is.

I'm also interested in reading Miyako no Yoshika's other works, so I appreciate it if someone could tell me where I could find his poems anywhere online or elsewhere. Even a source in Japanese is fine.