All PVs from Morning Musume since their debut to 'Mikan'. WONDERFUL!! It's a chance to see how much these girls have changed and grown through time! Unfortunately you won't find videos from Sakuragumi and Otomegumi, but there are some extra as a different video version of 'Love machine' and their very first PV, 'Ai no Tane'. It's a little expensive but it's worth paying the price. You won't repent!!
Morning Musume's first 35 videos, all in one set. Does it get better than this? Frankly, no. It's got that marvelous run of their best videos, from their 11th, "Renai Revolution 21" (2000), to their 23rd, "Joshi Kashimashi Monogatari" (2004). That's 13 great videos, plus "Love Machine" (1999), plus the few good ones they've made since 2004, "Iroppoi Jettai," "Sexy Boy," and "Egao Yes Nude." The last two videos in the set, "Onna ni Sachi Are" and "Mikan," have some value because they're the first to feature all three of the new 8th Gen girls (Aika, JunJun and LinLin) and we get to see the new lineup function purely as a unified team, a dance unit rather than the collection of disparate personalities we used to see so gloriously displayed in the days when 4th Gen ruled. Now it's a new day and the girls' differences tend to be smoothed over. Since this set, they've released one new video so far, "Resonant Blue."
Good news for those who love their music and their videos. It's not a complete video compilation, but you'll enjoy it for sure. The only 'but' is that some of the videos look a bit blurry.
This DVD is great to watch and see how the group has changed over the years! It's more convenient then having all the Single Vs and much more organized. You don't get any alternate versions or dance shots, but it's still nice to have.
This is the perfect DVD for those who don't have the four PV collection DVDs. You may not get the other versions of PVs but its a lot cheaper only all 1-35 for 40 dollars compare to 30 for one DVD.
