Review by Katrina

I was very excited when they decided to finally release this single. I've loved Fly High since they first premiered it on Noriko-chan's show, and now, almost a year later, they finally decided to sell it in stores (instead of just in concerts). A long wait, but well worth it, I think.

I've never known Miyavi to release anything I didn't like, no matter how much his sound changes, and that continues to the Kabuki Boiz. The remixes are amazing, and even manage to capture the emotions that the original songs had, so that Miyavi's old fans can be just as satisfied as any new.

kannivalism is just... beyond good. And Soko Humority is one of the best mini-albums I've ever heard. Period.

I love it when bands rerelease their old indies stuff, because for one, I love being able to have the ability to actually buy them, and two, the indies era for any artist is almost always the best part of their careers. And Miyavi's first album was what got me into his music in the first place, so it was nice to actually be able to own it.

I'm hoping that Girugamesh lasts for a long while, because they're amazing. Buying this album was no mistake, I promise you that.

Well, what can one possible say about Miyavi? He's an amazing musician, lyricist, and artist that has never yet released a single song that could even consider being even somewhere below the range of awesome. Saying that, Miyavi delivers, once again, musical perfection with his newest album. ^___^

Pierrot has always been my favorite band, and although the fact that this is their last single makes me want to cry, I'm happy that they obviously still put their best into it. At first, I was a little worried, because the title wasn't what I would have expected from them (so typical...), but as it turned out, the single is still gorgeous, and full of emotion. And the pv, although simple, is rife with hidden meanings. All in all, I think they couldn't have ended their career better.

I love this limited edition! ^^ The case is so nice and soft, and I like the pictures in the booklet too. ^^ Of course, the album is awesome also, but it's Gazette, so I think that goes without saying.

Well, seeing as how Pierrot is my favorite band, I think it's obvious that I love this album. ^^ It's not my favorite, but that doesn't mean it isn't spectacular, because it is. And the Region-All dvd that comes with the special edition is just... *happy sighs*

Miyavi is one of the rare artists that is completely original, and you either love him or you hate him. For the most part, however, I think his music is lovely. It's full of passion and depth, and his style isn't fixed to any one thing. In Galyuu, he can blow you away with Joushou Gaidou and its hard rock, then caress your ears with Ashita, Tenki ni Naare. And every song is a beautiful, and it's really apparent that Miyavi loves what he does.