Zero [+2] [Blu-spec CD]

In the year of 1988, with songs as "Blue Vices" could be seen how their musical expression from heavy metal and darker lyrically rock songs, changed into something slightly friendlier radio rock music. Probably can not even deny that 'Morrie', who was much more involved in the composition of music tracks than before. Also 'Hajime Okano' which is more than just a producer because they grew up together and in this album could be considered as the fifth member. In the beginning of the record is Morrie's song "I Want You Love" in which composition H.Okano attended more than Morrie itself, is with slighter popish ritmic then others. But musn't be confused pop rock music from the eighties with those from the twentieth and twenty-first century, that are totally different things. Next to coming is "Sleep In The Sky", on who only Morrie worked. The following songs that are worth highlighting are, the "So Sweet So Lonely," one of the eternally living rock hits. Following song is "Crash 49", on which Morrie collaborated with Hajime Okano. Quiet a good song, although the live version sounds much better since is not mastered. Then comes a bit of depression here and there, known to elevate, but nothing special. Probably the lack of inspiration or something other.. Original record, ended with one of those songs that take you behind borders. Their most precious song, and one of the most precious rock songs ever written in our history, "Serafine". Just because of it is worthwhile to buy this record. Like in the previous work, there could be also found two memorable and recognizable bonus tracks "Good Morning Satellite" and "Genshi no Kakera", of which the second is wonderful, and ending the record quiet perfectly. As every other reissue, in addition to being included the history of group in Japanese language in the booklet, CD is of high-fidelty Blue-spec format, causing less distortion in the optical read-out process, with incredible sound. If you are collectors or anyone else who wants to travel to the rock eighties, do not miss this opportunity.