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this is why visual kei exists
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I'm proud of them !
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https://youtu.be/H6ALSCSkNw4?t=87
just remember this LOL
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(Without cheating) can you name any releases exact release date that you still remember from being once so hyped?
I've thought long and hard and this is my list:
Versailles - Jubilee : 2010 Jan 20th
Versailles - History & Lemon Hall DVD's : 2009 May 20th
DELUHI - Flashblack CD/DVD : 2009 May 20th
DELUHI - Yggdalive : 2009 November 4
I can remember lots more month/year combos, but getting the day is the ultimate test. Some of mine might be off (i didn't check), but my gut thinks they are correct. How about you? 😮
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2013.07.10 - xTRiPx's Any verse. Their comeback album after the hiatus, I was CRAZY hyped for it. I've played the teaser a billion times on youtube
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Jiluka - Ajna -Sg Version-, October 25th 2017. It was the first time ever I actually looked at the previews nonstop.
D - Kingdom, November 12, 2014. It would be their last release before the hiatus and I was both overly hyped and depressed.
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Any murakami fans here? I'm late to the party and read HB Wonderland and Norwegian Wood.
What next?
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hey thats cool! hb wonderland was my first murakami read
im currently reading the 2nd 1q84 book
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Nice chi, the first for me 2. I just ordered Wind Up Bird Chronicle after the double recc
Now to wait until Monday...
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マイナス人生オーケストラ - 電波天国 I just went off the lyrics, but I'm kinda convinced to check them out now.
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holy shit, I'm really impressed. thank you so much, I 100% would have never found this otherwise @colorfuljinsei
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Anyone have examples of bands that were way better in their later discography?? I feel like all of my favorite music is from the first half of an artist's career, even outside of VK.
There are so many bands/artists that I even feel like I need to explicitly mention that I only like their old stuff in conversation, because they've gone from really great to really not great imo. Thoughts?
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mucc for sure for me, i like their older stuff but right around 2010 they got hella more interesting imho.
Boris as well, for a non-vk answer; Flood and Feedbacker are masterpieces but aside from those i think their songwriting's just gone up from Pink on.not sure how popular either of those opinions are tho.
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IMO cali=/=gari peaked around the period when they released Dai 6 - Dai 8, which was after 2 vocalists had come and gone already, does that count?
Malice Mizer's first stuff w/ Tetsu is distinctly worse than everything that came after imo, so i guess they fit the bill for me
I somehow like Dead End's newer stuff more than their older material, possibly because I dig Morrie's "new" voice more than how he used to sound back in the day
The Gallo's like this for me if only cuz their older material's sort of iffy in terms of production values from time to time
Buck-Tick and Merry are examples of bands that are consistently good for the most part
For a non-VK example, for some reason I enjoy P-Model's later stuff more than their older material, idk why
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Does anyone know where this acoustic ver. of Coo Quack Cluck comes from?
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dunno if theres a thread, BUT, if you could only have one VK/j album trapped on a desert island, what would you pick?? I might be without internet for a while soon, and I'm just planning to download some bangers beforehand
hmu with those 1 album reccs
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LUNA SEA's MOTHER.
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MUCC - 鵬翼
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how the fuck do you search for "D' stuff, this is so pain
entry level vk complaints, but GHHH
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What do you need? I have everything backed up in a cloud.
Pro tip: google "D Asagi" and everything magically pops up.
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I don't understand why the bass level is so low in Leda's projects. I just assume that someone who was such a heavyweight sick bassist would want some sick bass action on their recordings. For DELUHI, I can kind of understand, as Aggy seemed to be a pretty barebones, unnoticeable bass player, but ryu from FED seems to be pretty great. *seems* because I can hardly ever hear him, but it looks like hes doing some tough shit in the live dvd
Oh well, the new FED single slams, so I finally care
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It really bothers me aswell, but I've accepted that this is just the way he intends for his music to sound. Yggdalive was a beast of release crippled by some real poor mixing table decisions, and this is more or less the case for everything after that. He also does that to the drums, which further proves my point. it's like he separates the base/percussion to serve as stepping stone to guitar lines and vocals. That's why everything he does sounds better live (he can't damp Sujk live, lol). and the thing with the 8-string does make sense, listen to Inhale's 03:02~03:30. The bass is there, you can listen to it in several moments, but the base guitar basically does the job for it. Nadir is another song with some killer bass lines that could've gotten some spotlight. The oddness in all of this is that Leda was a bassist in first place, so it's not like that's just guitarrists being guitarrists, lol
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DELUHI is why i use the equalizer now
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i need more BONGO kei
deluhi's lorelei has left a gaping hole in my heart by teasing at something so glorious
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if you were ever a fan of the band, the new Killie is a must buy. decent sounding re-recordings, the densest release yet. instantly enjoyable if you've listened to their other recordings.
a perfect summary of their work, only shame is that it wasn't released a decade earlier when it could have caused some more waves....
not quite as cohesive in a conceptual way as some of their other releases, but serves the purpose of a great album, in the more traditional sense.
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to buy?
http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/product/KILLIE-666
https://www.amazon.co.jp/犯罪者が犯した罪の再審始まる-killie/dp/B07BF247XJ
https://www.discogs.com/sell/release/11713984?ev=rb
http://longlegslongarms.jp/music/order/
(^email the guy directly, if you don't want to deal with ordering through the site)
rips to leak?eventually...
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im feeling like :
"ALREADY LISTENED TO HOMURA UTA AND ZEKUU TWICE TODAY, FU WO TATAERU UTA -- BOTH PRESSES, IVE DECIDED IM NO LONGER SLEEPING AND INVITE ANYONE WHO PASSES ME BY ON THE STREET TO FIGHT ME"
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It's funny how at the time of MYV doing the Kvki Boiz stuff, it seemed to have huge mixed reception in the foreign communities. People were shocked by him having like mc hypemen and a DJ.
In hindsight, especially considering what he's done in the last decade, that period was so fucking inspired and unique ..
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Just saw the Nightmare last live, wow. For the first hour and a bit, i had this sort of melancholy discomfort watching due to Yomi's vocals. I haven't really kept up with the band since like 2010, but it sounds like he's completely changed his singing technique, or hes burned out his voice, or a bit of both. It was tough at times, because you could tell he was really giving it his all and you he could hear the voice straining in ways that make you cringe a little bit because it seems physically painful. Of course, no one wants to go out as a vocalist like that, especially when the rest of the band was playing so well.
However, throughout the final encores, Yomi definitely redeemed himself and you could tell it was taking all of his being to do so. The Star[K]night orchestral arrangement that played at the end before the final encore was really top notch and totally got the feels going. In the end, I feel like it will be really enjoyable for anyone who was a fan of the band at some point to watch. It's challenging at first to feel like you're struggling with Yomi's performance, but he really does make the most of it.
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Maria Cross's "Sex" came in my head while cooking...
Is this a turning point in my life?
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mix tradeoff idea: cheap kei hell/obscure bands only
ultimate goal is for your partner to have not even heard the name of any of ur artists + demo sonic aesthetic, freshman releases, etc.
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New FED album sounds cool.. Shame the second-rate mix and triggered drums sound NOT-COOL
cmon guys ur killin me. why must the best years of leda's guitar playing be packaged in this subpar wrapping
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@rekzerpretty much every (metal) band uses triggered drums for the last decade or two, but most of the time it will be mixed in with the original signal. a lot of the DELUHI stuff probably had triggered kick/snare samples, but it was layered with the actual drum kit. If you listen to like the single version of Two Hurt for instance, you can actually hear the dynamics of the snare (unlike this current FED stuff)
@MamoYeah, I'm just going off of the songs they posted on Youtube.
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remember JAME? remember JROCKREVOLUTION? remember fucking CUREMEDIAUSA????
flashbacks
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how bout shattered tranquility tho
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Remember S.K.I.N.? Rememberカラス??
lol?????
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Both had a chance of being pretty good. A shame really. Karasu at least released somethng.
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Slipknot gets a lot of hate from the metal fans who have graduated onto more technical/mathy/atmospheric metal substyles and bands, but damn...
It doesn't matter how much nutty tech death or mathcore I listen to, Iowa always holds up as one of the heaviest albums ever. The drumming and vocal performances really sell it so well, and the production does an amazing job of not going too clean pristine (the problem of many A-list metal act's albums and tech death metal bands), but also not disregarding the power of well-executed recording/mixing and being too raw in a weak way (the problem of many new-era black metal/experimental/atmospheric inspired metal bands). Perfect blend of precision and fervor, sonicly speaking.
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Sometimes you just gotta EXTRA appreciate Nakigahara..
its like one foot in the world of juunanasai and one in guren, wrapped together in this perfect production that they only could have afforded at that point in their career. im not able to say that often enough. respect, man