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　2011/06/25

Of the three GO!GO!7188 albums I have, although they are all excellent, this one is my favorite. Just looking at the tracklisting makes me think, ”Oh, that’s one of my favorites! That one too! And I love that one!” There are so many songs on here that I adore. Shangri-La is awesome, Fat Na Kare rocks, Lullaby Countdown is stunning... The last two songs are a little bit slower and a bit longer than the other tracks (except for Parade, which is almost seven minutes long), and as such I don’t listen to them as much, but I still adore them. GO!GO! is one of my favorite rock bands (or bands in general) and I would highly reccomend this album.

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　2011/06/25

This definitely isn’t my favorite ALI PROJECT album - actually, of the ones I’ve heard, it’s probably my least favorite - but it’s still really good. Somehow, I think that the electronic sounds and weird melodies present in Psychedelic Insanity’s songs aren’t as appealing as some of ALIPRO’s other music, but all of the tracks are worth listening to if you really like ALIPRO. Arabiya layla Gendan is my least favorite (don’t really like the chorus, but everything else about it is good) whereas Yokubo is my favorite. I really like the guitar in that one. gai desespoir, the instrumental track, is beautiful. Even though this isn’t the first album I’d reach for when wanting to listen to ALI PROJECT, I still think that the songwriting is very strong, and I really can’t say anything bad about this release. Therefore, I’m giving this album 5 stars. Nevertheless, if you’re just getting into ALIPRO, I’d reccomend something like Soubikakei or COLLECTION SIMPLE PLUS over this album.

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　2011/06/25

This is a great new singles collection from ALI PROJECT. The packaging is beautiful. About half of the songs are slow, the other half being upbeat. All of them, however, are good. As this is, as I mentioned, a collection of previously released singles (with a couple of new songs), I had already heard some of these songs, but it’s nice to listen to them on the album. One of the songs I didn’t know, kaina, is probably my favorite. I also really like Datenkoku Sensen. Well, I like all of the tracks. The strings version of Ranse Eroica is amazing! The vocals are stunning.
The DVD comes with the Troubadour music video (which is mostly just pretty shots, not much going on) and a ”behind the scenes” of shooting the video and jacket artwork, which isn’t extremely interesting but still worth watching, I’d think. This limited edition also comes with a photo book with poetry by Arika Takarano, which is lovely.

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　2011/06/25

Excellent early album by one of my favorite groups. All of the songs are catchy, even the slow ones! ”Arashigaoka” is probably my favorite from this album.