YuyoDrift

Is this supposed to be a VK member of some band or is this a member from Here on MH?

Took me a while to post a review for this since I took most of your reviews in consideration. I had to get a feel for the music and listen to the lyrics before I could judge too. Fadeless - 8/10 It was odd enough the song felt almost nothing at all like being "trapped in my nature/desire for empty pleasure" (what I could translate anyway), but yeah the female vocalists were bad. Ruki's voice impresses yet again. I am so glad they got rid of the Autotune crap. Quiet - 9/10 Listening to this track reminded me of "Voiceless Fear" since the feel I got from this was similar. The Lyrics to this song are sung so well alongside Ruki's vocals it's impressive. You literally FEEL the music. Yet it sounds too close to Kago No Sanagi. Forbidden Beaver - 6/10 It does sound exactly like VAMPS - Love Addict, yet the GazettE seem more extreme with their Lyrics. Ruki sounds like Byou from SCREW in certain parts. I think a lot of people in this thread judged the single for what it initially sounded like without as much as "feeling" ruki's emotion brought fourth in the lyrics.

The single itself was all over the place. Although I agree with the first 2 tracks, I thought "killed in summer" wasn't too bad. Dizzy - 3/10 The track was all over the place. Didn't feel it, as I had to actually listen to it with concentration. I'm High Roller - 2/10 Seemed like a waste of a track. Kinda like a "just fuck it we"ll use it" track. Killed in Summer - 7/10 It has a nice pace in beat. Could actually listen to the entire thing and not skip it entirely. ^^^^^ Did anyone else hear that shitty fadeout on this track??

Celebrating my 1 year anniversary with the GF. Going to the arcades later.

A MacBook Air and Dir En Grey Tickets at the house of blues here in Chicago

Now, just for the record, I am not accusing them of plagiarism. I know it's hard to come up with or even enter a new genre of music without being accused of ripping off some other bands' style or melody. I love the song BTW. It's just that the melody the plays along after the chorus has been eating away at me all night. So I haven't rested much. I know I have listened to it before, or else why even bring it up? I can't (for the 10+ years of listening to Japanese music) pinpoint the exact band this melody came from. I feel like a newbie....

Ok. So my brother and I were browsing some Visual kei PV's and stumbled across a PV from Daisystripper called "Uso to Kagero" Now I KNOW the background music in the chorus is from another song, but for fucks sake we can't remember the damn song! Calling all VK OG's! Help us find the damn song they took that music from. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tp9xx8PALuU '

Just a tip. Don't drink REDDS. Sure it tastes like apple, but no. The Aftertaste tastes exactly what you throw up lol

Currently listening to the album and I have to say that its good. SCREW has always been a favorite of mine and this album proves they still got it. 8/10

7/10 It was nice to listen to the first time. Although if given the chance, I wouldn't listen to the entire album again. 2 or 3 good songs at best. "fright" and "heaven" were probably the ones I enjoyed the most.

Although the album itself was good, I felt as if was too much. I agree with the lot. "Door to the Sky" was good.

Compared to the other crap released along the same time as this, It's pretty good.

How can you guys listen to this??? lol I have never had any interest in MIYAVI and his music. Feels like he's all hype. Gave the album a try because I thought ''maybe this one won't suck.'' I was wrong.

The only words I can use to describe my music is "just right." It's just that type of sense you get that make you feel at home. When I began to listen to Jrock specifically, I felt as if it was a part of me that had been missing for a long time. I even remember the first CD I received from this older girl I liked, as she taught me the basics. The tracks that played just shot at me with a "whoa" feeling. I played that CD for hours on end, week after week, not knowing or even caring who or what genre they were playing. It was just that deep. It's not the type of music that gets stuck in your head due to it being catchy, but more of a type of music that made me understand a little more as I played it back. From just one track, I could feel the theme and the emotion that they were trying to convey regardless of the fact that I had no idea what they were saying. Take for Example the GazettE - July 8 I listened to that track for years, remembering every note, every word, and every emotion that I felt, learning something new every time I listened to it. It almost felt like the GazettE had taken a deep look into my heart and managed to play back to me, a song with the exact emotion that I felt at the time. Eventually, I looked up the track's translation in English and I was shocked to find out that this song, this song that I had known for years and sang along with so many times because I felt like it was for me, was EXACTLY as I had come to know it by, all I could say was " I can't believe it. I was right all these years...." There are tracks that have no equal. Tracks that feel as if they were made for your ears only. I'm very glad that you brought this up as i had almost forgotten why I even began to listen to Jrock in the first place.

Well off the top of my head: MUCC X Japan GACKT MALICE MIZER MOI DIX MOIS L'ARC EN CIEL KAGGRA I recently listened to Kagerou . OMG did I miss out on some music. Too bad He passed away.

Face it. That's most of the J-Rock bands to this day. Most of their styles are just meh. With age they became a bit more sophisticated and focus less on their image. Nightmare, Dir en Grey, sadie, Girugamesh, Screw, and don't even get me started with the GazettE....