Seo-Taiji Live in Vladivostok (2004.5.) Including 800 people who came from Korea, over 15 thousand Russian people crowded into the Dinamo stadium in Vladivostok, Russia. The concert headlining Cross the limit, Deliver the great sound was recorded as the biggest rock concert in Vladivostok history. (This tour was in celebration of the 120th anniversary of diplomatic ties between Korea and Russia and SeoTaiji Live made a historic mark in Russia.) The audience in the stadium cheered the Seo-Taiji band and their reaction exploded as Seo-Taiji band fired up their music with fascinating stage effects. The enthusiasm of nearly 15 thousand people outside the stadium, watching multi-screen, (they couldn’t get into the stadium due to the police control) was driven to the frenzy, and the sound crossed the border and overflowed the whole city. 3 days after the concert, news articles were distributed informing that the citizens of Vladivostok were promoting a signature-seeking campaign to encore Seo Taiji concert. “Internet war” was in his 6th album (2000). When this number was released (by the time the internet was about to become ubiquitous), Taiji described a variety of on-line abuse as “Toxic waste water that we discharged,” giving us warning about the cyberstalking.