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    Wakarimashita reacted to BrenGun in DIMLIM new album, "MISC." release   
    I also will react to this topic.
     
    I've listened to more songs on their youtube.. and all their previous songs are just  bad, shit visual kei music.. not even amazing rock quality, just typical boring visual kei, with no heart with no feelings just.... no.
     
     
    but the new song...
    The beat, the melody, the kinda vocal sound...
    It all mix nicely together as a perfect mix.... it really though your heart.
    Truly 10/10 song.
    And believe me it is. 
     
    Lately I only listen to masterclass rock music. music who is played by bandguys who are longer in the music world as those young dudes. music of people who know what music is.  I follow lot's of "legend Japanese rock stars (which most of you never did hear off tho lol)"  
    So because of that I became very picky of what GOOD music is. 
     
     
    However, I call this song really a master piece. it's a perfect song, easy to like, it touch your heart.
    vocal fits perfectly to the melody....
     
     
    But by listening to their previous songs,, I kinda doubt their their album will only contain this masterclass songs. 
     
     
    If they will release more music like this... then I surely will support them.
    I'm looking for this kind of visual kei bands, who really put everything into music.
     
     
    if you dislike this kind of sound,
    well then. you really don't have a good taste for music. 
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    Wakarimashita got a reaction from lichtlune in DIMLIM new album, "MISC." release   
    How to alienate an entire fanbase 101
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    Wakarimashita got a reaction from Miku70 in Sexuality matters within VK   
    Don't get me wrong, I'm not that easy on judging someone's sexuality. In fact, I don't usually do. Bottom line is: it's none of my fucking business, but for Sena there's more than just the looks, it's more than one bell ringing if you know what I mean, lol
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    Wakarimashita reacted to Saishu in DIMLIM new album, "MISC." release   
    It sounds like everyone in Sokoninaru and Develop One’s Faculties are playing at the same time while falling down the stairs 
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    Wakarimashita got a reaction from Gesu in Sexuality matters within VK   
    Don't get me wrong, I'm not that easy on judging someone's sexuality. In fact, I don't usually do. Bottom line is: it's none of my fucking business, but for Sena there's more than just the looks, it's more than one bell ringing if you know what I mean, lol
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    Wakarimashita reacted to Saishu in DIMLIM new album, "MISC." release   
    Well still buying the album so the boys can eat
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    Wakarimashita reacted to Komorebi in Sexuality matters within VK   
    As far as I know/have seen it’s kinda obvious to some gyas but they don’t really talk much about it other than the fact that he has no devoted gachikoi gya unlike the other members and that he is “cold” towards them (probably because he isn’t flirting back). It’s also common knowledge that Zyean is hot for his legs lol
    He’s the only bandmember I’ve met that gives me such a strong non-straight vibe. Idk about full drag on the street though. If someone did it it might be perceived as cosplay or something like that. 
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    Wakarimashita got a reaction from Gesu in Sexuality matters within VK   
    I get that Japan is weird in many ways from a western point of view, so I understand their concept of sexuality and being open about it doesn't necessarily meet our expectations.
     
    Question time! My thoughts run to JILUKA's Sena who has no issues letting everybody know how fabulous he is on his YT channel & isn't afraid of going around in full hair&makeup even if it's not for a gig. To me he's unquestionably gay, but I can't really tell as I know so little about japanese society. How is he perceived? Is it socially "normal" to see guys in full drag on the streets? Is that perceived as "weird" or "gay"?
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    Wakarimashita got a reaction from Miku70 in Sexuality matters within VK   
    I get that Japan is weird in many ways from a western point of view, so I understand their concept of sexuality and being open about it doesn't necessarily meet our expectations.
     
    Question time! My thoughts run to JILUKA's Sena who has no issues letting everybody know how fabulous he is on his YT channel & isn't afraid of going around in full hair&makeup even if it's not for a gig. To me he's unquestionably gay, but I can't really tell as I know so little about japanese society. How is he perceived? Is it socially "normal" to see guys in full drag on the streets? Is that perceived as "weird" or "gay"?
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    Wakarimashita reacted to nekkichi in Sexuality matters within VK   
    fuckyeahtan*ki translated a few (alleged) bandomen confessions from the satans board some years ago, and even those who aren't straight keep quiet about it.
    with the others (excepting the blessed 1 % of, like, Kaya?..and her dancers?..) it would be incredibly hard to tell because hyper-feminine/flamboyant straight men also exist and openly gay ones in VK keep on the masc/Morrissey-LARPer side it seems.
    my gaydar is completely defunct in relation to regular Japanese men, but I get off-het vibe from Kaoru (masc4masc grindr-tier), Atsushi Sakurai, Hazuki and Cummijo, already mentioned here - which all might be a part of an act.
     
    >I always liked @nekkichi and other users attempt here to call every bandoman by "her"
     
    thank u luv. it's an imprint picked up from gay twitter.
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    Wakarimashita reacted to Peace Heavy mk II in Sexuality matters within VK   
    Kaya's the only queer person in visual kei
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    Wakarimashita reacted to nekkichi in DIMLIM new album, "MISC." release   
    it def sounds like rijin's retarded mainstream sisTer, the lobotomy on the autotuned sanging parts is unreal,
    the lack of remotely cohesive style within a 4 minute song is something else too
     
    for a band that has been steadily regressing since the silent song they're doing well tho x
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    Wakarimashita reacted to platy in DIMLIM new album, "MISC." release   
    If it's written miscellaneous I pronounce it as that. If it's abbreviated to Misc. I always pronounce it as 'misk' 😅 I'm sure I'm not alone on this one. 
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    Wakarimashita reacted to Peace Heavy mk II in BLIND REVIEW - Dir en Grey's "Vulgar"   
    Dir en Grey have always been a point of contention for me. As a visual newbie, I was intimidated by their extreme aesthetics and sound, and it took me a while to come around to liking their early works since it’s basically an amalgamation of everything I already liked. This sort of distrust of their music has caused me to not really delve too much into their middle works. Sure, I’ve heard some of Arche, I sat through whatever their album from last year was called, and I dug Sukekiyo, but for whatever reason anything earlier than Marrow of a Bone hasn’t existed on digital platforms. Yesterday, this changed — three of their early ~ middle career releases were added to Spotify and now I have no excuses for ignoring them. As such, I was challenged to do a blind listening review by some veteran fans—partly for their amusement, partly because my musical opinions are highly sought after (citation needed). Here is my first listen review of the classic album Vulgar.
     
    Let’s start with the album art. What am I looking at? Is it a bird? Are these disembodied arms in opera length gloves? Overcooked pork tenderloin? I’m really not sure. Sometimes art is like that — it makes you unsure, and that uncertainty makes you uncomfortable. Sometimes that discomfort makes you think, but then other times it makes you reject something and move on. I don’t want to give the band credit for being provocative. I’ve read a lot of Tumblr and have the arcane knowledge to confidently state that this artwork is actually from Disney’s Maleficent — it’s her horns after they got lopped off.
     
    Audience KILLER LOOP: never a fan of when titles suddenly yell at me. It really makes me on edge, kind of like this song does. I’m really going into this blind and any departure from Gauze is going to be a real change for me. I guess this is alright, but maybe this style just needs to grow on me more. Let’s see how I hold up going further in…
     
     
    THE IIID EMPIRE: not sure why they decided to make a Star Wars reference here, but to each their own. I suppose this is the hard-hitting style that people have grown to love from this band. The guitar riff slightly after the middle of the song is super cool — in spite of all of the shit I give this band, sometimes they really do have neat ideas.
     
    INCREASE BLUE: Again with the yelling of the song titles. Reminds me of the graphic design class I needed to take, with my teacher looming over me. My composition was too warmly colored, so she yelled to me from across the classroom “increase blue.” I took her advice and then she docked me points for it anyway. “Too much blue.” Fuck me.
     
     
    Shokubeni: Apparently this means “red food coloring.” I bet the lyrics have something to do with bloody food or chopping up someone’s girlfriend. This band seems big on that and it’s kind of off-putting. I’d give some deep analysis on the meaning, but I can’t speak Japanese well.
     
    Sajou no Uta: Kinda boring. This isn’t really my thing.
     
    RED…[em]: a bit too rough for my liking. I get that this is when their hurgleblurgle kind of approach to art really started, but doesn’t mean I need to be fully here for it. A part of this almost saved me from disliking it, but it wasn’t enough.
     
     
    Sfisdfeijaoifjsoefijse: too long for what it was, skipped
     
    MARMALADE CHAINSAW: sticky sweet and incredibly wasteful. Started a trend of bands naming things with “chainsaw” in their names, which makes me wonder if the Japanese really know what a chainsaw is? Surely you don’t need one for spreading jam but I’m not Julia Child.
     
    Kasumi: Fun fact—this was the name of “Misty” in the Japanese version of Pokemon. Further fun fact, there is a Pokemon card called “Misty’s Determination,” which I assume is written like “Kasumi no Jiketsu.” “”Jiketsu” means “self-determination” but is also a euphemism for “suicide,” so whenever I see that card I read it as “Misty’s Suicide” in my head. Seems like a tangent, but this is honestly a very Dir en Grey kind of story.
     
    R THE CORE: filler intro 
     
    DRAIN AWAY: I actually kind of like this. The guitar atmosphere is really enticing and they’ve definitely upped their skill since Macabre (the last album I blind listened to). I know I’m very firmly into the “Gauze and then the band died” camp, but I am glad I am getting something positive out of this album.
     
    NEW AGE CULTURE: Wow. Woooooow. Y’all went OFF on Kisaki for “stealing Kyo’s girlfriend” or whatever and then they go and literally steal the title from a famous Matina omnibus series? I cannot believe the low-life attempt at being petty, but here we are. Unfathomable. 
     
    OBSCURE: huh…pretty sure Grieva used this. I mean, I knew they seemed like they were fans of Dir En Grey, but I didn’t think they’d flat-out STEAL from them. Well, song is kind of bouncy and hypnotic, so I can see why they’d want to base on of their own songs on it. Still kind of shocked that this is borderline plagiarism.
     
    CHILD PREY: One of the best songs on this album. Love the meaning behind it and how the lyrics fit together from the parts I could understand. I don’t mean to gush, but this definitely has that “it” factor that draws people into this band. Amazing. Pray / Prey for your butter
     
    Amber: This band likes to have female names as titles. Amber, Kasumi, Audrey, Yurikago….it makes me wonder what their take on feminism is. They’ve already displayed a rather ham-fisted pro-life stance a few albums ago, but maybe their time within the inner machinations of the visual scene caused them to change their stance, especially having interacted with so many female fans and the changes fame brought to them. I wonder if this song’s direct is a reflection of that as well — it’s hard to get into an artist’s head and really understand how they see the world.
     
     
    Overall: 5.5 / 10 for me
     
    I know this is a classic album, but that’s how I felt on my first attempt at going through this. I still need to listen to Kisou, so I am open to doing a blind listen review for that as well. If you’d like to try out this album for yourself, or provide your own take on the music, feel free to check it out on Spotify. Sometimes I need to listen to things multiple times to form a true opinion. Funny enough, I still need to actually listen to this album for the first time, as I wrote this review solely based on the song titles and album art.
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    Wakarimashita reacted to nomemorial in DISREIGN new single "HOAX" release   
    looks like a teaser for GazettE in Beat Saber
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    Wakarimashita reacted to TheZigzagoon in DIMLIM   
    I’m not feeling the effects they’ve put on Sho’s vocals. The preview still isn’t long enough to form an opinion on the song 
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    Wakarimashita reacted to Tokage in DIMLIM new album, "MISC." release   
    fwiw though i'm at least 99% certain the extremely shit audio quality can be blamed on twitter because literally every single audio preview i've ever heard off the twittersphere sounded like it was recorded through a series of interconnected tin cans
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    Wakarimashita reacted to Tokage in DIMLIM   
    i cant believe people are willing to pay for what essentially amounts to a karaoke show at this point lmao
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    Wakarimashita reacted to zaa_zaa in ♦2020 Predictions!♦   
    Like all those years after releasing "Eclipse"?)
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    Wakarimashita reacted to Seimeisen in ♦2020 Predictions!♦   
    Mamo, the creepy old pedophile
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    Wakarimashita reacted to Komorebi in DIMLIM   
    Yeah... I'm gonna snatch some DL link and see if it's even worth buying. This is no longer a band I can blindly trust with my money. And I can see a lot of people doing that too.
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    Wakarimashita got a reaction from Komorebi in DIMLIM   
    I'm willing to buy both vynil and CD if they give us infos about the goddamn release...
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    Wakarimashita reacted to -NOVA- in DIMLIM   
    The entire "marketing" of this new album is atrocious. It really feels like they want to fail. I love these guys to death but seriously... they need to know what they want. They post a one second preview, then they decide it will be a digital only release. They want to charge full price for a digital release, but later on make the physical cd an amazon exclusive but post no details. The release is in a week and this is a trainwreck. All we can do is speculate but I honestly don't see this benefiting them in anyway. Even if this becomes a banger of an album no ones going to hear it... the promotion is non existent and i dont see them making any money on this. People will pirate this album. 
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    Wakarimashita reacted to Saga in DIMLIM   
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    Wakarimashita got a reaction from Gesu in DELUHI new live DVD "THE XING OF DELUHISM" release   
    My body is ready, and so is my wallet
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