Love Letter

Very good album. I liked it more then Diabolos.. Has many love songs with great piano and acoustic guitar songs and three singles in it are just amazing.. It is not for buying it

Gackt is not just a Rock singer... he has such a good vocal that you can really enjoy in this cd. I'm so happy that Gackt manages both Rock and Ballad so well! He is one amazing musician! I'm not disappointed by this cd at all! All songs are beautifully written and composed!

"Love Letter" is definitely not a highlight in Gackt's career (although I wouldn't say it's his worst -- that ranking goes to "Seventh Night"). All of Gackt's previous albums (except "TSN") showcase an incredible variety of sounds and feelings. There's a little something for everyone from dramatic orchestrated rock to emotional ballads to hard rock to upbeat pop-rock and everything in between. They made Gackt impossible to pigeonhole as mere "J Pop." Not so with "LL." It consists entirely of lovey-dovey acoustic sap. Half the songs run together in a bland mix of acoustic guitars and slow tempos. Although some of them are still touching and it's hard for me to resist the bouncy fun of "Arittake." Gackt's singing, although not at its best, is still skillful ("Seiippai" showcases his exceptional vocal range) and pretty to listen to ("Aitakute"). The fact remains, that LL lacks the punch Gackt's other albums. Over all, it is a let-down. I can appreciate pretty songs with lots of acoustic instruments ("Tsuki no Uta," "Freesia,") and sappy ballads ("Leeca," "Saikai~Story") but "Love Letter" is an overdose. If you can only buy one Gackt album, get one of his other ones (except "TSN") first.