Review by Flavio Doria

Finally, since last year I read the daily diary of Kage-san always saying something about the difficulties of production this CD, this music (No Border) means the theme of JAM in this year the "borders" that they will cross. I split an interesting refrain of the fifith verse of this song: "It's true. It's never a coincidence "It's something that was planned by somebody I want to tell you the truth about the "other side" of the border. They were pummeled by heavy rain. And they kept shouting desperately, No more war!"" The arrangements were made by former TRYFORCE, Yohgo Kohno and Kenichi Sudou, when they were replaced in the band there's a lot of speculation and rumors going around, but Kageyama trying to explainthe situation when he said that still respect Kenichi and Sudou, and don't think there are any musicians better than them to work on the production of "No Border" track together. The track 2 (HERO) is absolutely awesome, now this song is in my "top-5" ranking!

This is the 30th JAM Project single relased by Lantis, i buy some days ago, so i will do a shot review about the songs: The track 1 called "Stormbringer" is the opening theme of Koutetsu-shin Jeeg's remake. A very good version sung by JAM Project featuring old member Ichiro Mizuki (your last participation was in "GO" single, five years ago) and the new one Brazilian Ricardo Cruz (that appear for the first time in the jacket single). So, this song will feature in the next Best Collection V (BIG BANG) with new arranjes. Track 2 is "Dead or Alive" is very good too, with Hironobu Kageyama, Hiroshi Kitadani and Masami Okui in vocal. "Dead or Alive Crush on Crush Chikai wo tonaero! Oh Saikyou robo koutetsushin Go Fight" See you