New Customer Review

This art book is really beautiful. It is full of wonderful art work that any anime/manga fan would love!

This dreamy, nostalgia-filled reissue sounds soft yet detailed, perfectly capturing the album’s poetic summer vibe. The Japanese pressing offers silky textures, delicate piano, and smooth vocal delivery, making Common Jasmin Orange and Wounds of War utterly immersive. Clean dynamics and low noise floor elevate every gentle melody, turning a beloved classic into an intimate, hi-fi listening experience.

Bite The Bullet delivers a sound that is made for the biggest stadium rock around the globe, bringing back everything that was so thrilling, energetic and flamboyant about late 80s Hair Metal. Catchy chorus, soaring guitar and melodic keyboard driven tunes that are so easily acceptable to all glam metal fans. If you like *In At The Deep End*, you will definitely love this album. Needs to have it in your collection.

Each page is so gorgeous, I can't help but marvel at the art and beautiful story. Highly recommend this manga.

I absolutely adore the two leads, and wanted to know more about them. Despite being short, I still love this duology.

This includes so many facts and tidbits about the characters and world, I just can't help loving this series even more.

I'm not usually into omegaverse, but Hayane Dentou is one of my favourite BL authors. This was such a sweet read, I recommend it.

An absolutely stunning art book that displays Ichikawa's skill, and understanding of art. There's even a little Phos sticker inside.

Another incredible volume, and the volume bonus notebook feels so nice. It's so beautiful, and there's a little brushbuddy image on the paper inside.

An incredibly dense book showcasing animations stills, lots and lots of storyboards, and some beta character designs.

Yotsuba looks so cute and joyous, it makes me so happy. The packaging is the iconic nendroid plastic window kind, not a typical cardboard box.

One of the most interesting, surreal, mysterious and scariest albums. This album immediately clings to you like a comfortable suit, and leaves you wondering why you never heard it before. It is instantly recognizable as prog in one of its earliest forms, and is a must-have for any serious collection of historical prog-rock.

It's a true gem for fans, documenting King Crimson’s triumphant 2015 return to Japan. Musically, the three-drummer lineup breathes incredible depth and power into classics like "Epitaph" and "Starless." It’s more than just a live recording; it’s a profound reimagining of the band’s legacy. The sound is crisp, detailed, and dynamic, which is essential for Fripp’s multilayered arrangements.

First of all, the team of musicians are great: Herbie Hancock on piano, John Patitucci on bass, Steve Vai on electric guitar all are of highest level. Al Di Meola plays electric and acoustic guitars, percussionist Gumbi Ortiz from ADM project World Sinfonia is presented as well. So, technically music is of high standard. I warmly recommend this album to listeners of guitar oriented fusion and artists such as Pat Metheny.

I was so excited to get this before May 4th. the music is clear and dynamic. I was concerned as there was warping of the disc which made it difficult to start side A, but did not affect music clarity.... thankfully.

Great release and an awesome way to celebrate before the release of the next instalment of The Mandalorian. I was so excited to get this before May 4th. the music is clear and dynamic.

It's a great way to relive the original trilogy. I was so excited to get this before May 4th. the music is clear and dynamic.

The production value is great on this. A perfect companion to the original trilogy OSTs that I also got.

I can't speak for the other pressings but this is a winner. A must get if you enjoyed the series and the music.

I really like how the music evolved throughout this series, whilst keeping the motifs alive. A great end to the small-screen series.a