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You're such a hardcore collector to have bought all types of Golden Bomber new single (47 types). ROFL! 

You're such a hardcore collector to have bought all types of Golden Bomber new single (47 types). ROFL! 

You're such a hardcore collector to have bought all types of Golden Bomber new single (47 types). ROFL! 

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I miss (good, like '12-'13) Kameleo.

Happy birthday, 神様! Have a good day.

it's still 2 months till end of tha year, but my 2018 ✡️d✡️r✡️e✡️a✡️m✡️y✡️ wishlist currently looks like this:
— new DOAK/unsraw follow-up band w. some better bandomen than yuuki's current nobody support line-up;
—new akane full-time visual project;
—sukekiyo disbanding, Deg squeezing extra hard and sharting that new album out;
—rentrer en soi cawkteasing tha fans w. a comeback teaser and releasing an unexpected single-less album;
—megamasso label ressurecting jinkaku radio full-time out of obscurity.
—kisaki relocating to cambodia and reforming undercore with local talent; world tour, hollywood appearance, modeling career, and a lot more underway!
 
what are the secret desires you are tempted to put out in tha universe?

eva-kei forever

Sorry I haven't been around in the forum much lately. In related news, I'm getting married in 6 hours!

I survived Maria with only a broken finger. The damage is bad. Really bad. I have already seen a couple of looters. We have been told we wont have power for at least 4 - 6 months.

"mazohyst of decadence" has always been my most hated DIR EN GREY song of all time. Despite how much I like GAUZE, it's the only song I would skip among their entire discography. lol

"mazohyst of decadence" has always been my most hated DIR EN GREY song of all time. Despite how much I like GAUZE, it's the only song I would skip among their entire discography. lol

Die-hard MUCC fans are probably the luckiest ones ever due to these several reasons.
 
- 20 year music career and still on going. Never once went on a hiatus
- Lineup has never changed (if this doesn't count.)
- Never forget their roots whether their newer stuff sometimes sounds disappointing probably because of experimenting, they still know how to make good music as if it was originally from their initial era. I believe only very few or even none can do this.
- Regularly releasing new songs unlike other big bands from the same league.
- Older and way older songs are re-recorded from time to time. What surprised me most was when the original version of NO!?, their first demotape ever, was included in Ieiji. How did they manage to maintain their first song when the band's future wasn't in sight during the past 20 years?
 
This is from a casual MUCC fan's perspective like me. I'd have a lot to add if I were a hardcore one.

Die-hard MUCC fans are probably the luckiest ones ever due to these several reasons.
 
- 20 year music career and still on going. Never once went on a hiatus
- Lineup has never changed (if this doesn't count.)
- Never forget their roots whether their newer stuff sometimes sounds disappointing probably because of experimenting, they still know how to make good music as if it was originally from their initial era. I believe only very few or even none can do this.
- Regularly releasing new songs unlike other big bands from the same league.
- Older and way older songs are re-recorded from time to time. What surprised me most was when the original version of NO!?, their first demotape ever, was included in Ieiji. How did they manage to maintain their first song when the band's future wasn't in sight during the past 20 years?
 
This is from a casual MUCC fan's perspective like me. I'd have a lot to add if I were a hardcore one.

Die-hard MUCC fans are probably the luckiest ones ever due to these several reasons.
 
- 20 year music career and still on going. Never once went on a hiatus
- Lineup has never changed (if this doesn't count.)
- Never forget their roots whether their newer stuff sometimes sounds disappointing probably because of experimenting, they still know how to make good music as if it was originally from their initial era. I believe only very few or even none can do this.
- Regularly releasing new songs unlike other big bands from the same league.
- Older and way older songs are re-recorded from time to time. What surprised me most was when the original version of NO!?, their first demotape ever, was included in Ieiji. How did they manage to maintain their first song when the band's future wasn't in sight during the past 20 years?
 
This is from a casual MUCC fan's perspective like me. I'd have a lot to add if I were a hardcore one.

Die-hard MUCC fans are probably the luckiest ones ever due to these several reasons.
 
- 20 year music career and still on going. Never once went on a hiatus
- Lineup has never changed (if this doesn't count.)
- Never forget their roots whether their newer stuff sometimes sounds disappointing probably because of experimenting, they still know how to make good music as if it was originally from their initial era. I believe only very few or even none can do this.
- Regularly releasing new songs unlike other big bands from the same league.
- Older and way older songs are re-recorded from time to time. What surprised me most was when the original version of NO!?, their first demotape ever, was included in Ieiji. How did they manage to maintain their first song when the band's future wasn't in sight during the past 20 years?
 
This is from a casual MUCC fan's perspective like me. I'd have a lot to add if I were a hardcore one.

Die-hard MUCC fans are probably the luckiest ones ever due to these several reasons.
 
- 20 year music career and still on going. Never once went on a hiatus
- Lineup has never changed (if this doesn't count.)
- Never forget their roots whether their newer stuff sometimes sounds disappointing probably because of experimenting, they still know how to make good music as if it was originally from their initial era. I believe only very few or even none can do this.
- Regularly releasing new songs unlike other big bands from the same league.
- Older and way older songs are re-recorded from time to time. What surprised me most was when the original version of NO!?, their first demotape ever, was included in Ieiji. How did they manage to maintain their first song when the band's future wasn't in sight during the past 20 years?
 
This is from a casual MUCC fan's perspective like me. I'd have a lot to add if I were a hardcore one.

Die-hard MUCC fans are probably the luckiest ones ever due to these several reasons.
 
- 20 year music career and still on going. Never once went on a hiatus
- Lineup has never changed (if this doesn't count.)
- Never forget their roots whether their newer stuff sometimes sounds disappointing probably because of experimenting, they still know how to make good music as if it was originally from their initial era. I believe only very few or even none can do this.
- Regularly releasing new songs unlike other big bands from the same league.
- Older and way older songs are re-recorded from time to time. What surprised me most was when the original version of NO!?, their first demotape ever, was included in Ieiji. How did they manage to maintain their first song when the band's future wasn't in sight during the past 20 years?
 
This is from a casual MUCC fan's perspective like me. I'd have a lot to add if I were a hardcore one.

Die-hard MUCC fans are probably the luckiest ones ever due to these several reasons.
 
- 20 year music career and still on going. Never once went on a hiatus
- Lineup has never changed (if this doesn't count.)
- Never forget their roots whether their newer stuff sometimes sounds disappointing probably because of experimenting, they still know how to make good music as if it was originally from their initial era. I believe only very few or even none can do this.
- Regularly releasing new songs unlike other big bands from the same league.
- Older and way older songs are re-recorded from time to time. What surprised me most was when the original version of NO!?, their first demotape ever, was included in Ieiji. How did they manage to maintain their first song when the band's future wasn't in sight during the past 20 years?
 
This is from a casual MUCC fan's perspective like me. I'd have a lot to add if I were a hardcore one.

Die-hard MUCC fans are probably the luckiest ones ever due to these several reasons.
 
- 20 year music career and still on going. Never once went on a hiatus
- Lineup has never changed (if this doesn't count.)
- Never forget their roots whether their newer stuff sometimes sounds disappointing probably because of experimenting, they still know how to make good music as if it was originally from their initial era. I believe only very few or even none can do this.
- Regularly releasing new songs unlike other big bands from the same league.
- Older and way older songs are re-recorded from time to time. What surprised me most was when the original version of NO!?, their first demotape ever, was included in Ieiji. How did they manage to maintain their first song when the band's future wasn't in sight during the past 20 years?
 
This is from a casual MUCC fan's perspective like me. I'd have a lot to add if I were a hardcore one.

Die-hard MUCC fans are probably the luckiest ones ever due to these several reasons.
 
- 20 year music career and still on going. Never once went on a hiatus
- Lineup has never changed (if this doesn't count.)
- Never forget their roots whether their newer stuff sometimes sounds disappointing probably because of experimenting, they still know how to make good music as if it was originally from their initial era. I believe only very few or even none can do this.
- Regularly releasing new songs unlike other big bands from the same league.
- Older and way older songs are re-recorded from time to time. What surprised me most was when the original version of NO!?, their first demotape ever, was included in Ieiji. How did they manage to maintain their first song when the band's future wasn't in sight during the past 20 years?
 
This is from a casual MUCC fan's perspective like me. I'd have a lot to add if I were a hardcore one.

Is it only me who thinks Girugamesh's Omae ni was heavily inspired by MUCC's Bouzenjishitsu?
 
 

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explaining VK to your parents/normie friends:
 

Misanthropist's "Solace" still amazes me even after all this time