Review by trev.

The CD is good, however GPK needs to work on making his work less repetitive. Otherwise he has talent. My favourite is "Synthesis".

GPK's composing has definitely improved since Sublimis. He has experimented a bit more in this single and the sound quality is a lot better. In the title track Illuminatum, his vocals are actually NOT distorted, unlike all his previous songs. I personally think that he should drop Kiwamu because having Kiwamu's terribly basic guitar playing is what is causing the music to sound ten times more repetitive. Although I doubt GPK will drop Kiwamu since Kiwamu's pretty much his boss and runs the label GPK is on.

Two great songs. However it is a little expensive for just two. Suna no Hana is a slow nostalgic song while the b-side, Pain~Wing is a fast paced song with various sound effects and heavy guitar.

The necklace is very nice. It is actually very dark, the metal is pretty much black and because of that the stones look black also but they still shine. I think this is the best Moi-meme-Moitie necklace, it seems to be made higher quality than the others that I have ordered and it's very thick and not flimsy at all. The Moi-meme-Moitie simple is printed onto the back of it. This one would suit a male better than a female in my own opinion (which is great for me since I am a guy), simply because of how dark the necklace and chain are, but I'm sure that's just a matter of opinion. Anyway, the necklace is really lovely and I do not regret buying it at all. However I gave it 4 out of 5 simply because a necklace like this is not worth a price this high.

It's alright, nothing special. The handle is made of plastic and the "fan" is just card glued to it with the picture on it. I'm sure it will break very soon, but still, it was very cheap and I don't regret buying it!

The CD is fantastic, the packaging and cover are great, and the music is well recorded. It is a Live CD, recorded in Paris with 4 tracks.

The design of the necklace is very pretty and the chain is really good too. It's really a lovely necklace. My only problem with it is that the price does not go with the quality - it seems sort of cheaply made and there are small imperfections over it.

This single is great! The song Suna no Hana is really beautiful, very nostalgic and it goes well with the PV, which is included on an extra disc. The b-side, Pain ~ Wing••• is fast paced, and included some strange theatrical-type noises and interludes. It's a great song.

I ordered this CD because it was on sale and I didn't really know what to expect. The singer is quite good and the music is also nice, it's sort of French-inspired with accordions and the like. This is his only single. The music is not typically my style, it's little coffee-table/pop-ish for me, but I think that it's a nice CD if you are fan of that type of music. Included inside is sheet music for the songs.

I think the tune of both songs are fantastic. There's something about the songs that makes them feel like "classics" to me. I don't mean classical... well I can't really explain it. I think my only problem with Kuroi Torikago is that it only last just under 3 minutes, which is a bit short, although I think the song is summed up in those 3 minutes anyway. Maybe the does end a little abruptly, but I think it's not too bad. The still doll music box version is very cute. I think it actually is a recording of a real music box? Because you hear the wind up sounds, it all sounds so real. But it's nice. One thing that I like about Kanon's voice is that she doesn't overuse the vibrato like some other singers do and call that singing talent. I think that she uses her voice well. The booklet is great too, I didn't think there would even be a booklet because it was so cheap, and I'm glad she put a drawing in it too, which is great also. Overall I think this is very high quality single and great as a debut single. I really don't have anything bad to say about it. FIRST PRESS comes with a poster of Kanon on one side and Vampire Knight characters with a cello on the other. Also a VK sticker.

I just recieved my copy today. There is nothing to complain about this DVD. Everything is perfect about it! The concert itself is very well filmed and edited. There's also a documentary which lasts around 30 minutes, going to each country that they performed in. They have so much fun, make jokes (in Japanese, though it's easy to understand them) and do all sorts of whacky things. Then you can put on the Audio Commentary for the DVD, although I don't understand it because there are no subtitles. There is a lot of laughing though. Overral, this DVD was worth the wait and every penny spent on it, and you won't regret buying it. First press (now sold out) came with a large poster of the cover of the DVD. It's very beautiful and high quality.

The packaging is like a book, and it's really pretty. Great song too, however it would have been a perfect single if there was a b-side.

Personally, I think this is a perfect single. Lametful Miss is a great song with guitars, and then you get 2 perfect "remixes" of previous Juka era Moi dix Mois song. People complained about the sound quality of Perish, but I believe it is intended to be this way to resemble old Italian horror movies. What really tops the single of is that you get the instrumentals as well, giving you 6 tracks for one single. A bargain.

I also bought this from the Midi:Nette webshop. It's very good; without Seth's voice you can here all the intricate sounds. The packaging is nice too, it's housed in a DVD case, and the back cover is the group Moi dix Mois pic with white costumes. The games are such great fun, and Mana designed the characters. Definately worth the money.

The pendant arrived quicker than expected! It's such great quality and is heavier than I expected it to be. Also, the string is high-quality yet feels silky. Great!