My BD rip of LE Type B with chapters
Syachi Summer @Aichi Geijutsu Gekijo 20170924

http://momoiroclover.net/discussion/comment/39975#Comment_39975

The LE Type C rip will follow
And I'm waiting for LE Type A to arrive before I'll upload the mp3s

Oricon weekly ranking (26/02-04/03)
https://www.oricon.co.jp/rank/js/w/2018-03-12/
1. 144,382 Hoshino Gen
2. *31,213 Fairies
3. *30,263 夜想令嬢 -GRAC&E NOCTURNE-
8. *17,522 Team Syachihoko

I think this is a weak result for the group, which set as their goal concert in Nagoya Dome

For comparison: BiS sold already 21K only for the first day

Stardust idols don't need a good sales to set their goals. They must grow up at each concerts.

Though those two days had Ebichu as well. Anything below Momoclo was a problem there

Agreed (just wanted to point out that the GF16 wasn't a good argument as it wasn't Syachi specific)
And that Nagoya Dome I felt was a rather awkward idea when it was made
It's too bad really as I like them more than Ebichu but there were deficiencies management wise

It's kinda tricky to judge Syachi based only on the sales of physical albums. They did make the single available on iTunes way before the official release and (according to them) achieved really good sales.

Jump Man comes over a year after the release of U-MSVPB, with Owari to Hajimari and the Best Of in between both releases.

Also, CD sales are not the only source of funds of the group. They have the fanclub (an accurate sample of their popularity), various sponsorships like Mizuno Japan, merchandise, side projects (like radio, TV, theater plays, acting and modeling).

I know it does seem like I'm a little defensive here, but that's because I actually am. I just don't understand all the negativity. I'm aware that their popularity is far from MCZ and even Ebichu's after their huge rise due to last year's tragic events. But also compared to younger groups within the Stardust Planet they're far from the worst.

Recently I've been thinking about these Huge Stadium concerts vs relatively small concert halls, and honestly I grew tired of MCZ's oversized shows padded with stuff I don't care about to make them seem bigger and longer. The live audio is terrible and even if it looks impressive by sheer size compared to smaller shows, I just rather smaller "to the point" concerts like Syachi's big 5 or Ebichu's Budokan. It's true that Syachi's Nagoya Dome goal seems unrealistic right now, but it took them 5 years to get Gaishi Hall, so I think this second chapter is only beginning.

It's hard to sell out big venues, but sometimes just the fact of being there having a concert with your loyal Fanbase is more important than huge crowd of people. Comes to mind Hammerfall's Anniversary concert Gates of Dalhalla and how it took me some time to realize the importance of a half empty concert at such an unusual venue. They recorded the event so fans all over the world that couldn't be there, have the opportunity to watch it too and the venue had some significant importance for the band itself. Like let's say "Aichi Diamond Hall", "Nagoya Gaishi Hall" and now the "Nagoya Dome."

I don't like stadium concerts
Most of my favorite groups have only 1-2K sales
There was no negative in my words at all, maybe only some frustration that with every new release I get a little further from this group