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FAN CALLBOOK /r/LoveLive Call Guide Ver 3.1 Updated on 2017.02.27 Introduction - What is this book? What you have in your hand right now is a “Call Guide/Book”. These are free books given by fans of the community in order to help guide and teach you throughout the day(s) of the concert. In this guide, we will teach you the basic calls you should shout back during various MCs and songs during the concert as well as basic actions you should do with your light stick. There is also an accompanying Concert Guide in which we outline the basics of idol concerts and equipment. If you have a programmable Kingblade (see the Concert guide), this is the QR code that matches the official Aqours First Live Kingblade. Mikan -> Sakura Pink -> Emerald Green -> Red -> Light Blue -> White -> Yellow -> Violet -> Pink Credits This Call Guide was created by the joint efforts of members from the Love Live Reddit Community (r eddit.com/r/LoveLive ), Love Live Wikia (@ll_wikia ) and Team ONIBE (onibe.moe ). MM Ischy Meguchii Eter Link Shukamod @MastrMirage @dyreatic @meguchiinyan @Eternith @link2110 @shukamo7 Lucia Sas Astro Insti Marco Chezz @lucia_hunter @ SodaWeeb @ astrobunny @ Instigare @ MercoPolo @chesszz This fanbook was made for non-profit reasons. All songs and images belong to their respective owners. 1 Friendly PSA to Live Viewing Attendees DO NOT TAKE PICTURES OR VIDEO OF THE LIVE VIEWING!! We'd like to remind everybody to please DO NOT film or record ANY part of this LV. This includes Snapchat/Instagram/etc. If you are caught recording you can and will be kicked out with no refund. It WILL impact your country's future chances of getting another LV, as Japanese companies take copyright infringement VERY seriously. Basically if any part of your country's LV is recorded and put on the internet you've basically ruined your country's chances of getting another LV / other anime movies or showings in the future. This is especially important for countries that have just gotten LV's for the first time for Aqours, as they are testing the waters right now to gauge the market. Any negative things can and will impact future chances. Do not get your country blacklisted . It only takes one person to create a bad image for the entire community. DON'T RISK IT, AND SAY SOMETHING IF YOU SEE OTHERS RECORDING OR REPORT THEM TO THE STAFF. 2 Seiyuu Ca and Response (information as of 27/12/16, thanks to @meguchiinyan) Towards the start of the concert, the Seiyuu of the girls will do a standard introduction along with a call and response segment afterwards. Although they cannot hear you, this is just a common thing to hype up the crowd and can be fun to participate in. These calls and responses will follow the order the girls did their ones at during the Christmas Mini Live in December, 16. Aikyan - Yohane Shukashuu - You Aikyan: Ohayohane! The beginning part depends on the stage/venue. Audience : Ohayoshiko! Shukashuu: [Location] ni mukatte, zensoku Aikyan: Dakara Yohane yo! zenshin! Aikyan and audience: Pyon~ (Do a little hop) Audience and Shukashuu : Yousoro! (Point your fingers straight ahead) King - Hanamaru Shukashuu: Kara no~ Audience and Shukashuu : Keirei! (salute King: Ohana~ here) Audience : Maru! (Make a circle above your head with your arms) Suwawa - Kanan Aiai - Ruby Suwawa: Minna-san gokigen ikaga kanan? Audience: Daibu ii kanji~ Aiai: Kyou mo ichinichi Suwawa: Yoshi, Ja hagu shiyou (Hug Aiai and audience : Ganbaruby! someone) Rikyako - Riko Arisha - Dia Rikyako: Biichi, sukecchi? Increase your pitch for the hoooo~ Audience : Sakurauchi~ Arisha: Minna-san, Daiyahoo! Rikyako: Suki no tabemono wa Audience: Daiyahoo! Audience : Sandouicchi~ Arisha: BUU BUU desu wa! (repeat again) Anchan - Chika The third kan kan mikan is slower and emphasized! Ainya - Mari Anchan: Kan kan Ainya: SHINY! Audience : Mikan! Audience: SHINY! Anchan: Kan kan Ainya: And, Lock on! Audience : Mikan! Anchan: Kaan~ Kaan~ Audience : Mi-ka-n! 3 Song cas and chants 101 A more detailed guide by /u/afdd931 with video demos and examples can be found here: https://redd.it/5qmna8 Hai Chant Seno Call Repeatedly chant “ hai“ (with and when the beat Used to lead into another chant/call, “seno > begins); used during instrumental breaks and or (chant) ”. Depending when it’s used will a follow up to a PPPH. determine what next chant is to follow up with. During Pre-Chorus: Hai Call Combo > PPPH Hai Call Combo During Chorus : Fuwa Chant Two regular hai called then followed by four faster hai, “Hai! Hai! HiHiHiHi”. Lyric Chant Essentially, knowing the song in order to shout PPPH out phrases from the lyrics itself or as the A follow up to a Seno Call during the pre-chorus backup vocals similarly like responses. by repeatedly chanting, “Oooh > Hai ”. Then (eg: Shouting back “OH YES DOKI DOKI followed up with a Hai Chant before entering SUNSHINE” during Kimi Kokoro) the chorus of the song. *Keep in mind not all songs will preface a PPPH Chorus Combos with a Seno Call or finish a PPPH with a Hai Chant. There are various types of chorus chants/calls. The choice of combo depends on the rhythm Fuwa Chant and possibly lyrics of each song’s chorus. Chanting Fuwa four times consecutively; a “Seno Call” follows up during the chorus, Combo 1 (Most Common) “ fuwafuwafuwafuwa ”. *Part A: Oooh > FuFu *Part B: Seno > FuwaFuwaFuwaFuwa Standalone Fu Chant Combo 2 Unlike other chant/call that uses the “ fu ” in its *Part A: FuFu combos. The standalone fu can be used in *Part B: FuFu various ways that allow this chant to infuse itself *Part C: Seno > FuwaFuwaFuwaFuwa with the music. 4 Ca Guide While we have done our best to make sure the calls are as accurate as possible, it may not be 100% correct as fans may interpret songs in different ways. Take it as a guideline, listen to audience cues, and remember to have fun! The song order in this guide are as follows: ● First Single (Kimi no Kokoro wa Kagayaiteru kai?) ● Second Single (Koi ni Naritai AQUARIUM) ● Anime OP Single (Aozora Jumping Heart) ● Anime ED Single (Yume Kataru yori Yume Utaou) ● Anime Insert Singles ● SIF Collab Single (Jingle Bells ga Tomaranai) ● Blu-ray Disc Singles ● Subunit Singles Legend: Red Text: Lyrics you should shout back Ultra Orange / Switch Blade to Orange : When you should switch your blade to orange or pop an Ultra Orange. Normally, popping UOs is generally left to personal preference. A general rule of thumb to follow is to pop them either during the final chorus of your favorite songs, or moments of hype during certain songs, as well as during any parts that bring Chika into focus, as she is the leader with an image color very similar to orange. If you’re not sure of when you should pop UOs/switch your blade to orange, here are some possible areas that you could do it: KimiKoko: At the ChikaRiko duet YumeTera: At the final chorus, right before “Kienai” OmoHito: At the YouChika duet at the beginning, as well as the YouChika bridge MiraTike: At the Chika solo after the first chorus Feel free to do it anytime; you’re not limited to songs with Chika in them. For example, if you especially love Strawberry Trapper a lot, then you could have popped UOs for the whole song just to show off your hype for it being performed live. Ultra Blue / Switch Blade to Blue : A new thing for LLSS, and is applicable for Koi ni Naritai AQUARIUM and Mirai TICKET because of the clear blue shifts in their PVs. 5 Kimi no Kokoro wa Kagayaiteru kai? Ima mirai kaete mitaku natta yo Kitto atokara kuyashii yo (da ne) Datte bokutachi wa mada yume ni (Fu FuFu!) Dakara mucha datte yattemitai yo Kidzuita bakari Sono saki wa wakaranai wakaranai Demo ne omoshirosou Hai! x repeat until verse (Nantoka naru kamo) saa oide! FuFuFu! Kimi wa nandomo tachiagareru kai Kikkake wa nandemo ii kara Mune ni te mo ate Issho ni tokimeki o sagasou yo YES to warau da yo (Wasshoi tokimeki Oorai) Mada deai ni donna imi ga aru ga Hontou ni nozomu koto nara Shiranai keredo mabushii ne (Fu FuFu!) Kanaunda to shoumei shite mirunda Bokura no yume (Seno Hai Hai HiHiHiHi) Mezametanda yo Yeah! -> Hai! x repeat until bridge * Chippoke na jibun ga doko e tobidaseru ka na *PPPHx4 -> Hai x4 Oh YES DOKIDOKI Sanshain Wakaranai wakaranai mama de Oh YES DOKIDOKI Sanshain (Nantoka naru sato) aa hajimeyou Kimi no kokoro kagayaiteru kai Kimi no kokoro wa kagayaiteru kai Mune ni kiitara YES to kotaeru sa Mune ni kiitara YES to kotaeru sa Kono deai ga minna o kaeru Kono deai ga minna o kaeru kana Kyou mo taiyou ni terasaretteru yo Kyou mo taiyou wa terashiteru (Fu FuFu!) Bokura no yume Nandomo nandomo tachiagareru kai Mune ni te mo ate Oh YES DOKIDOKI Sanshain YES to warau da yo Oh YES DOKIDOKI Sanshain Mada deai ni donna imi ga aru ga Shiranai keredo mabushii ne (Fu FuFu!) FuFuFu! Bokura no yume Taikutsu ga nigate de ii no sa Issho ni zenryoku de asobou yo Oh YES DOKIDOKI Sanshain (Gatten zenryoku Oorai) (Mezametanda yo) Tokidoki mayoi nagara mo Oh YES DOKIDOKI Sanshain Isshokenmei mokuhyou e to dashita (Seno Hai Hai HiHiHiHi) Ima mirai kawari hajimeta kamo Sou da bokutachi wa mada yume ni kidzuita * Umakuikanai tte akirametara bakari *PPPHx7 -> HIx8 6 Step ! ZERO to ONE Bouken ni derunda saisho wa hitori Dakara kirei na hana ni narimashou ka Yagate minna to meguri aeru kamo Yume miru youna Zero kara ippo wa yuuki ga hitsuyou kawaritai Step! All right!! Ashita e isogi nagara ima o tanoshiku sugoshitai Ah! fuwa fuwa no kokoro Hai! x repeat until verse Dou yattara shikkari suru no ka na tte oshiete Nayami no tane no happa sodatta Ugokisoude ugokanai toki datte hiraki naotte Tsunde shimae, sonna no! Kondo
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    Hastings Communications and Entertainment Law Journal Volume 18 | Number 1 Article 3 1-1-1995 Everything That Glitters Is Not Gold: Songwriter- Music Publisher Agreements and Disagreements Don E. Tomlinson Follow this and additional works at: https://repository.uchastings.edu/ hastings_comm_ent_law_journal Part of the Communications Law Commons, Entertainment, Arts, and Sports Law Commons, and the Intellectual Property Law Commons Recommended Citation Don E. Tomlinson, Everything That Glitters Is Not Gold: Songwriter-Music Publisher Agreements and Disagreements, 18 Hastings Comm. & Ent. L.J. 85 (1995). Available at: https://repository.uchastings.edu/hastings_comm_ent_law_journal/vol18/iss1/3 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Law Journals at UC Hastings Scholarship Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Hastings Communications and Entertainment Law Journal by an authorized editor of UC Hastings Scholarship Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Everything That Glitters Is Not Gold:* Songwriter-Music Publisher Agreements and Disagreements by DON E. TOMLINSON** Table of Contents I. Introduction ............................................ 87 A. The Fundamental Songwriting-Music Publishing Quid Pro Quo ...................................... 88 1. Advances Against Royalties .................... 88 2. Demonstration Recordings ..................... 89 3. Exploitation .................................... 90 4. "H it" Songs ..................................... 90 B. The