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  1. b3f4940ff456af751fbd65046c4589f490215162f6d68a5fdcf3c2065d4bc84bce0d1963dbbb5fc0

     

    This time it was a less-musically-relevant-and-more-of-a-collecting-bonanza package

     

    Versailles- Jubilee score book

    Versailles- a ton of bromides

    Anubis- PAPYRUS ni Egaka Reru RAA no Tenbin

    Versailles- Cure, pamphlets, and flyers

     

    Lareine- Fleur (yellow disc ed.)

    Kamijo- Mademoiselle (lim. ed. A)

    Kamijo- Epic Rock Orchestra at Zepp DiverCity Tokyo (lim. ed.)

    Kamijo- Epic Rock Orchestra at Zepp DiverCity Tokyo (reg. ed.)

    Lareine- a ton of postcards (the 2 in the middle right are my favorite find of this whole haul)

    Lareine- signed boards (pretty aged, but they were cheap, so)

    Lareine- fanclub first 5 magazines (+ the seller added for free what I think may be one of the member letters fans received back if they sent the insert inide Billet?)


  2. 31 minutes ago, VkBrutaliaN said:

    I also once thought about if i should put all caseless CDs into slimcases but then i refused cuz of the money which would have to go into buying new CD cases and mainly cuz the sleeves mostly they have different colors and i would kinda feel like if i disrupt the original "product" when separating the CD/lyric card from the sleeves if you get what i mean...

     

    I'm glad I'm not the only one with this kind of mental bug. *high five*


  3. I stay in the "small collection" side, especially considering it's 15+ years I'm collecting. 3/4 of it it's Kamijo related.

     

    75 albums (EPs included)

    100 singles

    22 DVDs

    32 promo discs (here I counted different kinds of promo discs)

    5 VHSs

    1 cassette

    3 misc.

     

    (singles and/or albums with a second CD/DVD included I counted as simply 1 single/album)

     

    In the "collectibles" side (not counting stickers or cards):

     

    79 postcards/bromides

    9 photobooks (half of them are from Malice Mizer)

    10 pamphlets

    7 flyers

    12 fanclub magazines

    1 cheki

     

    I'm waiting for stuff to come at the end of the month, but nothing that will dramatically change numbers (maybe a bit the postcards and flyers ones)

     

    My western music collection is more or less 25 items betweens albums and a couple singles/DVD

     


  4. Thanks, I HATE it (or more specifically, I hate the track hiccupping every time it changes part), I didn't even finish 2 minutes of the track.

     

    Is this a late april fools joke?

     

    31 minutes ago, blacktooth said:

    Chill/melancholic ambient MIDI beats to relax/study to

     

    The joke is that you cannot even do it with how it hiccups from part to part every 30 seconds.


  5. 1 hour ago, platy said:

    I only like merch that I can put to use, so towels, tote bags and T-shirts if they have a cool design. 

    I envy you because I tryed it a few times, but every time I get caught in a memento-mori esistential horror and I never use them.
    (the alternative would be to buy one for collection and one to wear/use, but I'm not too keen to use my money that way and fill my wardrobe of unused  VK stuff)


  6. 2 hours ago, Total Saikou said:

    Ooh, I usually never segregate my western CDs from my Japanese ones

    I do it because western albums would disappear among the ginormous mass of Kamijo's entire career discography (and I still own more or less only half the stuff released).

    For each western artist, I usually own max 2-3 disks, it's much easier and faster for me to locate each in the single line I dedicated to them, than scattered and hidden among the MANY dozen Lareine/Versailles/etc discs.

    Same reason why my "not-Kamijo" part of the VK collection is separated too, since it's just a little bigger than the western one (and for lack of the right space where to put it all together).


  7. Gackt's Vanilla PV borrowed part of the aesthetic, even though you can still see the 90's here and there.

     

     

     

    I feel like Tonight PV by Luna Sea would have liked to use the aesthetic too (at least for the parts with the band playing inside the "futuristic" room) but the director/post production didn't received the memo (they didn't even put the omnipresent cold blue filter).

     

     

     

     

    OT: For the ones that don't know whats Y2K aesthetic is, basically the 2 biggest cultural spreader (and large scale influencer?) were Matrix and Bjork "All is full of love video" video, if my memory doesn't fail me. Good to know it has a name now, at that time I liked to call it the "aseptic futurism"

     

     

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