New Customer Review

This is honestly now one of my new absolutely favorite albums EVER from Mika Nakashima!! The songs are all top quality and being separated onto the 2 disks with the matinee and soiree theme is pure genius. Both disks are absolutely wonderful. The 3rd disk included with the concert and MVs are fantastic. Absolutely love the concert in Seoul. She's got a nice stage, some ballerinas, a dancer and a very nice band. Her stage presence and vocals are insanely good here all the way throughout. Plus she performs some of my favorite songs like "We are all stars", "Glamorous Sky" and even "FIND THE WAY". The MVs on this album are top notch as well. Love 'em all, but "We are all stars" is definitely my favorite of the bunch. I adore the drag queen theme done for this song. The package of the album is also wonderful. Very well designed and the design of the disks is beautiful. Also comes with a very nice booklet printed on real nice semi-silky paper with the lyrics and credits nicely laid out throughout the pages, and some really nice photos of Mika herself sprinkled throughout. Highly recommend this album!!

A very strong release from those Aussies, that deserve more attention. If you like melodic symphonic with simple, but tasteful, guitar and keyboards, welcome aboard! I'm really sad that those guys did not release a follow up. They left an excellent work for music lovers like me. I'm glad to have found such prog gem.

Products arrived on time, without delay, I am from Peru I am very happy with the service This product has good quality and the material is thick, making it durable. It arrived in perfect condition

I'm very happy with this product.good quality and beautiful layout.The only issue is that it arrived with a small nick in the upper right corner :(

The brush looks quite interesting and unique, handle is stylish as well as fude is soft. I use this brush for soft contour and for powdering eyelids/eyebrows before makeup. This particular brush is not a must have but nice part of the collection.

Great brush, useful for every day makeup. Great for blush, bronzer, powders. Not the softest one but not scratchy either. I have this brush for about 8 years, it became little bit dry after washings but quality is incredible, my brush looks like the first time :) It's a great brush to have, my brush collection began from this brush line as well. If you want 1 brush for all face makeup, I would recommend this one to try.

This brush was my favourite for quite some time, before I have an opportunity to try silver fow brushes, which are a lot softer :) Great medium sized brush for blush, bronzer, powders. It's not a highlighter brush for me, it's too big for this purpose. Not the softest one but not scratchy either. My brush collection began from this brush line and I think it's really great collection to have, very basic and practical.

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