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07-01-2007, 10:36 PM
yay, malice mizer.. i have them playing right now.. as for me well i was on myspace.. going through persons page after page.. and all of a sudden BAM!! i find the band AILE.. liked the song i heard, i forget it now, been over a year since i last heard it.. but as with her, i am infactuated with the european influences in some of the bands, and the representation.. im a fan of the older classical european style.. and just having it relived in a modern point of view just totally exhilirates me
although moi dix mois was what tore open my vk virginity and made sure that i enjoyed every minute of it sorry for the analogy :-) |
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07-01-2007, 11:15 PM
I like the mixture of muscial and visual expression. They blend good music with an interesting visual presentation.
I also like Visual Kei because the music in general is fantastic (some of the best rock music I've ever heard). It also calls to my inner fangril Illustrious Keeper of Plastic Tree (Arimura Ryutaro, Hasegawa Tadashi, Nakayama Akira, and Sasabuchi Hiroshi) |
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07-02-2007, 03:26 PM
everything!
the expression throught the music,the style,and most of all the music... and the fact that it is very different from the stuff that people around here listen to.... plus it's just awesome k?~! zakuro iro... toge wo sashite anata wa kieru |
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07-02-2007, 03:52 PM
I agree with most things that you mentioned. Is really hard to find good music and good visual stimulation in one package and you get that with Visual Kei, that's the main reason why I like it.
Also, like you mentioned, the blur between cultures and genders, both visually and musically, is amazing. It breaks boundaries and challenges stereotypes. |
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