No ni Saku Hana no Yo Ni [Regular Edition] Customer Reviews

This is the new ballad of Gackt, this single is not the best ballad, but is very good. Includes diferent versions.

It's fine, or nice to see someone don't love or respect this work much as other did, and are. There don't exist such a word to express this little piece of work, than precious. Without words, most precious Gackt C. single relese until now. There is nothing you can lose with it, but contrary beautiful moments of tranquility, tenderness like flower petals shown on the cover. Everyone, who is interested on this single, this artist slower songs -ballads-, you should get it. Since you do not want the matter, via iTunes download the song. Since every person see, listen, sense everything different, is normal to few just understand how Gackt is producing slower ballad songs, considered a Japanese visual rock artist. This is a fact to which you are able to trick self, and saying to others, either them. GACKT is an artist who combines words and pictures into one, nothing else than Visualive!

All five versions of the song are wonderfully made. This really showcases Gackt's many talents. His voice is really the focal point for this (well, that and the beautiful lyrics, of course) and you won't be disappointed. Song inspired me to write some more, which is a huge plus.

This song was created for a special event and this make it very special! Beside that, it's a great ballad, and the cover is so cool!

Its a great single! The second great single after "LOVE LETTER" album! So i recomend this to all who prefer Gackt's ballads. On my opinion - very great choise)))

If you're a Gackt fan who must collect EVERYTHING Gackt releases, by all means, buy this single. If you're a Gackt fan who has limited funds and can only collect the real gems, save your money. This single is, for lack of a better word, rather boring. That might be because I got out of high school years ago and so it is not at all relevant to me but I think it's because this song feels a bit uninspired after 2005's "Love Letter" (yeah, it's been two years, but still, that was an entire album of acoustic ballads like this). I'm not a music expert but from my novice's ear, there isn't a whole lot of complex skill at work here, just another dull ballad that attempts (keyword) to tug at nostalgic heartstrings. The Pianoforte C/W at least has a little variety to it with Gackt skillfully working in Pachelbel's Canon but... it's just not that special. If you really like beautiful acoustic work, try Gackt's "Tsuki no Uta" of "Last Song" (especially for its B-side, "Solitary").

A must-buy if you're a fan of Gackt's ballads. The different versions of the song bring out the different sides of it. In this song Gackt's strong voice comes up perfectly and beautifully.