the-fatal-believer
God of Diru-izm
- 3 Apr 2007
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Agreed on both counts - the album version of Ryoujoku is the better of the two versions, but the single version of Sleazoid is far superior to it's album version in my humble opinion - the choruses are better, as are the "Sky is deep and wide" lines. Some real good stuff on there, but I hope Die and Karou haven't completely abandoned the solos....
To be honest I have no problems with his voice on MOAB. I had worried after hearing ASOM that the whole album was basically going to be a scream fest, but he really pleasantly surprised me - especially with stuff like Conceived Sorrow (< O__O) and The Pledge - Kyo's voice isn't gone, its just being used differently with a few new surprises thrown in, like the high pitched squeals which are just fantasticyep i agree too
although the album version is getting better i'm always startled by the chorus ^^ツ≫?ケ
btw what do you think of kyo's vocals in the album?
cause i think his voice is soooooooooo going downi love the pledge but i think you can hear the strain on his voice it feels as if he can't sing like he used to.....
Agreed on both counts - Diru's ever changing/evolving style is part of what makes them utterly astonishing as artists - you could never acuse them of being stagnant or out of ideas.For me their best is aint afraid to die . Music composed here is rly on a high level.Very emotional....
What i like about Dir en grey is that each album has a different sound. it is always hard for me to pick up one song when my friends ask me to do it cause they want to know their style.