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2003 album from Japanese act compared to Nine Inch Nails. 15 tracks including 'Child Prey' & 'Drain Away'. Sony Japan. Dir En Grey Vulgar Songs | 1. | Audience Killer Loop |
| 2. | III D Empire |
| 3. | Increase Blue |
| 4. | Japanese |
| 5. | Japanese |
| 6. | Red |
| 7. | Japanese |
| 8. | Marmalade Chainsaw |
| 9. | Japanese |
| 10. | R to the Core |
| 11. | Drain Away |
| 12. | New Age Culture |
| 13. | Obscure |
| 14. | Child Prey |
| 15. | Amber |
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Vulgar Music Review Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars)  Ai!
I absolutly ADORE this album! Obscure is one of the best songs and it's great to sing along too.
I also love this album cover. In fact, all the CD covers are really good.
Submitted by Pixie_False (South Australia, Australia)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No 1 of 1 found this helpful. Under-rated!
I've been a Diru fan for several years now, and when this album was released, like every new release, everyone complained about the lack of outstanding songs and etc, but after several singles, a couple years, and an album later many of the people I know that said it was trash realize that it's a great compilation, and has a song for every mood. From the poppy kasumi and amber to increase blue and child prey, which are great head-bangers. And sajou no uta is a ballad I recently used in a speech. This album is just so good, and has a little bit of everything the band's ever done in it. Is great for a first album, or just completing your collection! It can get rather 'screamy,' so not recommended for a first-time in jrock, unless that's fine.
Japanese tracks:
4.Shokubeni
5.Sajou no Uta
7.Asunaki koufuku, koenakiasu
9. Kasumi
Couldn't help myself, they were missing. ^_^;
Submitted by Laurel (TX, USA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No VULGAR review
An amazing album, really showing how Diru have progressed since Missa and Gauze. In this album they flow easily from soft, slightly affectionate songs like Sajou no Uta to heavy, tense songs like Obscure. Throw in brilliant air guitar tracks like Asunaki Koufuku, Koenaki Asu and RED...[em], the hard and heavy Marmalade Chainsaw, and you know you're onto a winner. If you're a fan of Dir en Grey, this is the album for you...enjoy. I know I did!
Submitted by Cathy (England)
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The lyrics is like kyo usually is, abit sick, i was kind of surprised when i heard this, cause the only other cd ive heard is Macabre, theyre heavier, abit more noise, but still the sad-ish songs.
This cd is highly recommended!
Submitted by Krieg (Norway)
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