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Cool. These guys are pretty decent iirc.

Had the "pleasure" of watching some pretty weird stuff yesterday, courtesy of some friends. Pizza and beer was had by all, so no complaining rly. xD Funky Forest: The First Contact - Just... how... why... uhmm... yeah. I couldn't even begin to describe this movie, even if my life depended on it. Imagine a puzzle of random not-really-fitting pieces with wacky characters and incredibly surreal happenings. Tadanobu Asano and apparently Rinko Kikuchi starred in it too, if that's a selling point for some. Anyway, it was enjoyable but very "...WTF?!" Oh, and it's 2 and a half hours long. Foodfight! - Okay, this is officially in my "worst movies in existence" list now. It's so bad, wrong, inexplicably crappy looking and cringe-inducingly trying to be witty and whatnot... it's unbelievable. It's only mildly enjoyable or bearable while being drunk and having a circle of ppl sharing in the torment. But if I could go back in time I'd totally stop myself from watching it, lol.

DIR EN GREY will release their new album sometime in November, according to their official site. No further information known. Also, their new DVD & Blu-ray "DUM SPIRO SPERO AT NIPPON BUDOKAN" will be released in July. By the way they will do a tour called "TOUR14 PSYCHONNECT -mode of "GAUZE"?-" in August. Innnteresting~

Nice to seem ShinyA branching out of visual kei.

Ooh~ interesting~

Whoah, nice.

Some stuff I've seen recently... The Complex (a.k.a. Kuroyuri danchi) - Kinda nothing-special almost boring ghost horror from Hideo Nakata. Expected a bit more from the guy who directed such titles as Ring or Dark Water. The Perks of Being a Wallflower - Awesome, heartfelt, funny, dramatic, etc. brilliant coming-of-age movie! Gotta love Ezra Miller, and the music was pretty sweet too. Zombie Women of Satan - I think you could guess the genre, lol. It was super low-budget but kinda fun. Tells you something that the guy who directed it stars in the main role as a character called "Pervo the clown." Opera - Haven't seen this Dario Argento gem before, it sure delivered! Beautiful cinematography, some really clever moments and overall pretty cool tension (I just wish I could forget the cheesy heavy metal in some scenes, lmao).

Yayyyy new songs~

Kaya singing Moonlight densetsu should be pretty rad~

Wow, interesting collab! Sounds okay so far.

Nice of them to put up live vids.

I ditched Paul Auster's Book of Illusions for the 2nd time, I just can't get into it at all. Began reading The Sad Tale of the Brothers Grossbart by Jesse Bullington which, on the other hand, has proven to be really fun! I think the popular description for it goes something like "Tarantino in medieval times," which encapsulates it pretty accurately so far.

Sounds not bad (and very much LS-like, heh).

Accidentally clicked on a goth/industrial site's visual kei section back in 2004 summer, got interested to try out some Japanese rock, so downloaded the PVs they had up there. Atsushi Sakurai, Dir en grey, Malice Mizer, Baiser, Buck-Tick, Dué le quartz, Kagerou, Noir fleurir, I think that was the selection. ...and the rest is history.

Ahh Soroban, that band name brings back nostalgic memories. Cool that they'll have a one-night revival, even without the drummer dude...

awww ;w;

New PV:

^ Yeah, I agree, she was somewhat underrepresented.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OU7a4kr3KFU They sure know how to make a damn good cover.

Nice!

Some awesome stuff in here, sent PM.

List of songs: ■四千年のLOVER (Yonsennen no LOVER) ■Tokyo Lung ■禁じ手(新録) (Kinjite (re-recording)) ■震えた口唇に最後のKISSをしよう (Furueta kuchibiru ni saigo no KISS wo shiyou) ■ニウ神経衰弱(新録) (Neu shinkeisuijaku (re-recording)) ■NO NO モチベーション (NO NO Motivation) According to the band the mini album will be available at Amazon.

Well... that's pretty random. xD