Review by Ran

This photobook totally worths the price. Not only pictures from the original movie, the full-color photobook also contains behind the scene shots which are precious. Like Satou Takeru drinking mineral water in Kenshin outfit or all Juppongatana members doing funny pose together. The interesting part is there are two pages poster which feature Kenshin and his master having sword showdown. For fans who can't watch the movie, this photobook is like an oase while waiting for the DVD to be released =) Totally love it!

I bought this album out of whim and ended up falling in love deeply with Dirty Old Men's music. They're not average band. Their music is like stunning unpolished jewelery. Their music sounds a bit raw but it provides guilty pleasure for your ears. Nice guitar play intertwined with bass and drum play plus the high pitched vocal create a perfect combination. Eventhough I found all songs in this album entertaining, my most favorites are Rain Show, Rewriting Story, and Moon Wet with Honey. If you need music to relieve your stress, then this album is a perfect one.

Another great composition from Kanno Yugo-san. The opening track is a wonderful piece which mixes traditional music and rock. The following tracks are also interesting to listen to. Almost all of them are earcatchy. Some tracks remind me of Koishite Akuma OST though which is also composed by Kanno-san.

Finally, we get to see Glamorous Sky! I'm enthusiastic on this track. The rest tracks on the list are not too surprising. But I do miss Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds. Can't wait to see what VAMPS had prepared to surprise their fans

Another great performance from L'Arc~en~Ciel. Although performing at smaller capacity halls, they can still rock the audience very well. The light effects aren't that special but it's covered by great music they played. My favorite tracks are Caress of Venus (I can't stop watching this one over and over), My Heart Draws A Dream (a dramatic guitar intro by Ken), Pretty Girl (oh, I love Hyde's dance ^___^), and Sunadokei (I can't give much comment on this track, it's just freaking awesome). And we can also see what the guys did during the travel from city to city. The DVD is a must have!

It's been a while since L'Arc~en~Ciel create this kind of song. A rocking and upbeating one. Compared to their previous releases which were middle-tempo songs, Drink It Down is a refreshing one. It has "dark" sense, not to mention the lyric, as ambiguous as usual. The song suits DMC4's atmopshere afterall.