relooking at yuunagi loop
relooking at yuunagi loop
ok, after having the album for a while...my opinion of it has changed the more i've listened to it. i was pretty harsh on it at first, but now i realize that i was being closed-minded to a lot of the songs (paprika, tsuki no hashiri nagara, my favorite books, unison, etc.) i think that these are great songs now.
so, be honest, how many of you feel you were too harsh after the first listen thru?
so, be honest, how many of you feel you were too harsh after the first listen thru?
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I think I just dislike it a bit... you know, Maaya is kind of returning to her style at around Dive-Lucy.. and leaving Nikopachi-Shounen Alice style behind... I just like Maaya sings in her adult voice.. but now, I'm enjoying the whole album!!
It's strange to me that I dislike it at first because I usually get drowned in Maaya's song on first hearing... (there's exceptions... like Sora wo Miro...)
It's strange to me that I dislike it at first because I usually get drowned in Maaya's song on first hearing... (there's exceptions... like Sora wo Miro...)
Imo the songs aren't at all like Dive or Lucy. Some of the songs are closer to Whoops!! songs than those albums. Although still much better than the Whoops!! songs. Maybe this is her second Whoops!! try, this time with much better sense for quality. I do rate this album above Shounen Alice. So it is an album worth to make.
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[quote="Tenson"]What does sukoshi means? :o
Anyway, now I like it more than at the first hearing.[/quote]
sukoshi - a little
btw, ive always wondered...do we get the term 'skosh' from this word? like if someone says: "move over a skosh" they mean "move over a little bit." It seems to make sense to me...
[quote="Tenson"]Btw..
Merry said: I do rate this album above Shounen Alice
Blasphemy! Burn him at the central square
XD[/quote]
*agrees*
shounen alice is only the best composed album of all time!
Anyway, now I like it more than at the first hearing.[/quote]
sukoshi - a little
btw, ive always wondered...do we get the term 'skosh' from this word? like if someone says: "move over a skosh" they mean "move over a little bit." It seems to make sense to me...
[quote="Tenson"]Btw..
Merry said: I do rate this album above Shounen Alice
Blasphemy! Burn him at the central square
*agrees*
shounen alice is only the best composed album of all time!
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Considering that most Americans only know a few Japanese phrases (which are: sayonara, konnichiwa, and domo arigato mr roboto), I really kind of doubt skosh came from sukoshi. It's really tempting to think that though! But I just don't have enough faith in the American people to believe it *laughs*
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That seems like it would influence Japan more than America, though, don't you think?
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Trust me, I'm American, I live here, those three words are seriously all people know. *laughs*
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So...
I'm getting bored already to some of the songs. This is pretty quick, normally I can listen to many of Maaya's songs for a much longer while.
I'm getting bored already to some of the songs. This is pretty quick, normally I can listen to many of Maaya's songs for a much longer while.
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