Nil [Regular Edition] Customer Reviews

Well, I'm not into gazette music, It was just a gift I gave, but when I saw it opened, I realized it has a very nice design. It's so rocky and punky.

to me, this is gazettE's best album. a lot of the songs on this album were the ones that first got me hooked onto their music :) a must-listen for any new j-rock fan!

NIL is the best GazettE's album, in my oppinion. Each song is unique, and unforgetable. Cassis is wonderful and DISCHARGE rocks my socks :D"

Amaaaazing, I don't have words to discribe this CD! Love all the song, and this CD have my favorites ones - Bathroom, Cassis and Silly God Disco. Love this eternally!!!

You guessed it. Taion alone made this album more than worth it. Ruki doesn't scream in it as he did during the Decomposition Beauty concert, but it's still great...the right atmosphere, just like Chizuru is on Stacked Rubbish. Other songs that I find good are Bath Room, Maggots (!), Nausea & Shudder, Discharge, Shadow VI II I, and D.L.N. I was left a little disappointed by Silly God Disco. I guess it does sound a little disco-ish, which normally is fine with me, but I've heard much better disco tracks. Oh well, the rest of the album makes it worth it. Besides, Silly God Disco is followed by two of my favourite songs!

I love this CD ;D i love the band~! is my favorite of favorites *--* the best of the better! the GazettE rls *w* !

I love this album! *_* Really! Tracks like Bath Room and Nausea&Shudder kick ass big time!! If you're a long time fan of the Gazeboys - or perhaps a newbie fan - you HAVE to get this album! it's a.. well.. 'MUST(!!!!!!)-have' XD

NIL album was the first album I ever heard by The GazettE, and they immediately caught my attention. Each track just surprised me more and more, and I was 100% satisfied with it. =) I recommend this album to any The GazettE fan, and GazettE newbies as well!

NIL is a very innovative album for this band. Ranging from jumpy poppy songs such as Silly God Disco, to eerie and dark tracks such as Taion. This album shows the versatility of this band, and is the best album to date from the Gaze boys.

is really difficult for me to choose which album is the best from The GazettE...they have stuff that definetly you will end up loving...i accept Ruki is not really good at english...but who cares about it? with that beautiful voice and great sound from this band...that doesn't matter...another great work from this band, that's all.

This is my favorite GazettE album, tied with their newest, Stacked Rubbish. It's absolute LOVE. If you're a GazettE fan, this is a must-have.

this is gazette's best album. even if not all the songs are well written, they deserve some credit. it's their best album so far.

This album is an absolutely amazing release from the GazettE. Each song is unique in its own different way and it seems like its a totally new genre of music for each track that plays. This is something EVERY GazettE fan must own!

All I can say is...Wow. I had only heard about 4 or 5 songs by Gazette. I liked them and decided to buy a CD. Definitely worth the money if you are a rock fan. Not one song is bad, at all. I highly recommend this CD, and I am picky about what I think everyone should buy. So, if you haven't picked this up yet, pick it up now!

This was my first album from Gazette. It's a powerfull cd. My favourite songs are: "Nausea & Shudder", "Bath room" and "Silly God Disco".

For a band that doesn't seem to be appreciated as much by American visual kei fans, this album is nearly perfect. The songs are great with some really nice engineering, nice vocals, and a really smooth vibe to the whole thing. All the solos are great, and the album just flows exactly the way a good rock album should. Gazette is probably the most underrated band in visual kei, at least here in the US.

This album is pretty good. Its got a sort of odd variety to it. Whenever I listen to it I'm only in the mood for one half of the songs or the other. The hard stuff is cool, I wisht hey would release an album that was full of screaming. They remind me of Dir En Grey.

This album is great.... If you're thinking about purchasing this, it's worth the buy. If not, you must!!!!

Good album with a high quality rock sound performed by talented members. But still, it sounds to me a lot like Dir en grey. A bit too much actually. That's the only disappointing point in this album.

Nil is the first release of Gazette's that I have listened to. I purchased it on a whim due do a friends recomendation and I was not dissappointed. Gazette has a great rock sound and it is refreshing to find a band of their calibur. The album plays through great with out becoming repetative. There is definately something for all rock fans on this album!