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Weird need not be a bad thing 4

I got this album after hearing Ouka and Schwarzchild. It was abit of a gamble and I wasn't too disappointed. The songs on this album aren't mainstream enough for the common listener to love. However it would provides a good listen for most JRock lovers. Amidst the melodious works, the band showcases plenty of individual skills. The only minus is how some of the songs just sound weird to me. I would say some of their works are more an acquired taste.

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Pretty good effort 4

This is the first album by D that I have bought, though I've heard the other two. It's overall a pretty good album though I do think it suffers a bit from too many filler tracks. When it's good, however, it's astonishing, and I don't even really like this kind of operatic metal. The best song on it in my opinion is "Barairo no Hibi" ("Every Day Is Rosy", LOL) which hopefully is a sign of what we can expect more of on D's forthcoming major-label debut.

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Lives up to the expectations 4

The third album by D does not disappoint. The usual good aspects are there and also some new exotic sounds has been added in the mix. Still I think we are yet to see their full potential. Perhaps next release will be the masterpiece? I have faith in you Asagi & fellows!

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Better choice! 5

This album promise to be one of the better of D. And Asagi-sama seems to be specially inspired. This version is better than the other ones, 'coz it comes with a special "36pgs.Luxurious Booklet"! ^^

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