Review by Will

Fans of the Rockman EXE television series will love this compilation of the show's music. I know I do. It also has the opening and ending themes, which is awesome, since they're such good songs. This would be a perfect gift for fans of the TV series.

This CD is perfect for fans of Rockman EXE, as it has all the game music from the first three games. If you love the Rockman EXE series, and especially the music, this is a perfect CD for you.

The music on this CD is absolutely stunning. It's a great CD for fans of Tsukiko Amano's work, and also has Koe, the ending theme for the video game Fatal Frame 3. If you've heard and enjoyed Koe, you'll definitely want to pick up this album, not just for that track, but for all the others as well.

The second Berryz Koubou album takes everything that was great about the first album and increases it a hundredfold. All of the songs are excellent. They're catchy and really make you want to get up and dance, no matter where you're listening to it. If you like Berryz Koubou, you should definitely pick this CD up, especially since it doesn't rely solely on thier singles, but has plenty of original songs packed into it. All in all, a great album!

Berryz Koubou 2.5 album only has one new song on it, but it also has some of their best hits, including "Gag 100kaibun Aishite Kudasai", "Special Generation" 21ji Made no Cinderella", "Piriri to Yukou!" and "Anata Nashi de wa Ikite Yukenai" Personally, I love all the songs on the mini-album. I highly recommend this CD, especially for first-time listeners, as it gives a nice sample of some of their best songs.

I'll be honest, I thought these CDs would be much better than they actually were. Mostly, the trouble comes through in the translation and execution of the song. Some songs, like Do it Now!, or Mr. Moonlight, keep the orginal beat of the song, even though the words have been greatly changed. The biggest disappointment of the CDs, however, is The Peace. This sounds absolutely nothing like the original Japanese version, and it suffers greatly for it. If you're even vaguely interested, I would advise getting this 2-CD set, as it is comprised of both English Cover CDs, but I wouldn't recommend it for people who are extremely fond of the Japanese versions (such as myself)

My first exposure to Sharan Q was actually much earlier than I thought. They provided the opening song for the anime Orphen. I was quite pleased with this collection, as it, of course, had 'Ai Just on my love' on it. Of course, the rest of the songs are excellent too, and it pleases me when I take a risk on purchasing an item and it turns out to be great. This set is highly recommended for fans of Sharan Q or even just Tsunku.

The Petit Best series is always excellent for sampling the various talents in Hello! Project, and of course to hear the Summer Shuffle Units. This CD is no different, and has some of the most up-beat music. If you're not sure about Hello! Project. I highly recommend this as a sampler. It will give you a good taste of what the other artists are about, and you'll enjoy it immensely.

I really enjoyed this CD. It had all the singles I've really enjoyed from Tanpopo, including Last Kiss (the ending theme for the anime Sorcerous Stabber Orphen), and others. It also contains a few new songs not available elsewhere, and those songs (I&You&I, and Baby Cry) are great. If you like Tanpopo, you'll love this CD.

I like Trance....and I like Hello! Project. Putting the two together is like a dream come true. All your popular songs are here, The Peace, Last Kiss, Renai Revolution 21, and more, and they're all remixed spectacularly. If you like either Hello! Project or Trance, you will definitely enjoy this CD.

What can I say? I love Ayaya's music. She has plenty of up-beat-make-you-wanna-dance songs, as well as some awesome ballads. If you like Aya Matsuura, you probably already have this album, and if you don't have it, you should get it as soon as possible. This is a must-have if you're a fan

Being a fan of Sharan Q and the Hello! Project family, I naturally decided to get Tsunku's solo album, and I was not disappointed at all! I knew it would have at least a few songs I liked, being covers from various Hello! Project artists, but the rest of the songs are excellent as well. If you're a fan of Hello! Project and Sharan Q, I highly advise you get this CD. It's very much worth it.

Tsunku does it again with his second album. It's easily as good as his first solo album, with a lot of great songs. One which I was quite surprised to hear was "Just the way you are" sung in English by Tsunku. He does an excellent rendition of the song. The other songs on the CD are great as well, and I recommend this if you're a fan of Tsunku's various works.

I'm a huge fan of Hello! Project, but I must admit I was disappointed with Petit Best 6. The shuffle unit songs were okay, but there was nothing really outstanding about them. There really weren't many remixes, (usually there's a few) and the whole CD seemed to move at a slower pace than Hello! Project's usual fare. If you're a hardcore fan of Hello! Project, I would advise getting it, if just to complete your collection, but if all you're interested in is the Shuffle Units, I'd advise finding their own singles instead.

I purchased this CD on a whim. Nao Matsuzaki appeared in the Ringu television series, and I thought her music might be interesting to try. It's a great CD, and I recommend it if you're interested in trying something a little different, you won't be disappointed.

I really enjoy this CD, although I do have one problem with it. In my opinion there are too many covers of other songs by Natsumi Abe. She has some great original songs, and her covers are good, but she needed more original to make this CD truly excellent. Still, it's a good CD if you're just starting to get interested in Natsumi's music, so I do recommend it for fans or would-be fans.

I've been a fan of Natsumi Abe ever since she was in Morning Musume, and I've really enjoyed some of her more recent singles. This CD has a lot of her newer singles, and some original songs,(As Hello! Project cds apt to have). The songs are wonderful, and really enjoyable to listen to. If you're a fan of Natsumi Abe, definitely pick this album up

I picked up this CD from learning of the character Lolita-C in a series called MPD Psycho. I was not disappointed, as this album contains most of the music from the series, and it's really an excellent album. While it helps knowing the source material (MPD Psycho), it's not necessary to enjoy the album. Highly recommended if you're looking for something just a little different from the usual pop music

I first learned of Tsukiko Amano from the Fatal Frame series of games, and I have greatly enjoyed her albums. This album is no different, and I highly recommend it, along with her other albums. If you liked Chou from Fatal Frame 3, you'll really enjoy the rest of the songs on the album

Being a huge fan of Hello! Project, I was pleased to discover this little gem on this website. The music videos contained within the DVD are awesome. I even like the various types, close-up/dance shot included for the videos. Berryz Koubou is one of my favorite groups, and if you're a fan of their music, you owe it to yourself to get the DVD!