COMPLEX Nippon Isshin DVD 20110730 TOKYO DOME Tote Bag Set Koji Kikkawa Tomoyasu Hotei Limited Edition Out-of-Print Complete Pre-Order Production On July 30th, the first day of COMPLEX's Tokyo Dome performance, which drew approximately 100,000 people over two days. The moment they walked towards each other from opposite sides of the stage and shook hands, the dome was engulfed in a whirlwind of excitement. This scene symbolized the words "Nippon Isshin" (Japan United) that were displayed during the live performance. Kikkawa's words were also impressive. From the very beginning, a dense sense of unity permeated the venue. From the first song, "BE MY BABY," the audience sang and danced along. The setlist was exactly the same as their Tokyo Dome performance when they disbanded. However, it wasn't a mere recreation of the past. It was a stage that only they, who had continued to run forward, could deliver. COMPLEX had returned as an even more incredible unit. The songs resonated powerfully. The guitars intertwined thrillingly with the vocals, enhancing each other. When the two joined forces, they were invincible. The guitar battle they had facing each other was also thrilling. In "Koi wo Tomenaide" (Don't Stop the Love), the audience sang along as one. The change in the lyrics at the end of "1990," "Let's walk without looking back," also moved me deeply. The encore's final song, "AFTER THE RAIN," resonated realistically as a song of hope. 1 BE MY BABY 2 PRETTY DOLL 3 CRASH COMPLEXION 4 NO MORE LIES 5 Lojiura no VENUS (Venus of the Alley) 6 LOVE CHARADE 7 Futari no Another Twilight (Two People's Another Twilight) 8 MODERN VISION 9 Sonna Kimi wa Hoshikunai (I Don't Want a Girl Like That) 10 BLUE 11 Can't Stop The Silence 12 CRY FOR LOVE 13 DRAGON CRIME～ROMANTICA 14 PROPAGANDA 15 IMAGINE HEROES 16 GOOD SAVAGE 17 Koi wo Tomenaide (Don't Stop the Love) 18 MAJESTIC BABY 【ENCORE】 19 1990 20 RAMBLING MAN 【W-ENCORE】 21 AFTER THE RAIN LIVE DVD with Live Pamphlet Tote Bag I watched it only once and then stored it. The tote bag is unused, but there is a stain from storage as shown in image 9.