Review by Ves

I was pleased by the quality of the album. There's a range of styles and, what is more, they're all well performed. Kazuki's best effort so far.

This DVD features what I like to call Arashi Mythbusters. Watching Aiba perform various household experiments makes for 125 minutes of high entertainment.

The quality of the singing just wasn't here on this album. Most of the songs had a screamed feel to them. I was a little disappointed that I purchased it, though one or two songs were okay.

If you enjoyed the show, you're going to enjoy this CD. If you've never seen the show, it might take a few to get into the song's classical style but, once you've heard it, the song's bound to get stuck in your head. Wonderful.

An average album. I would say that about half the tracks seemed to stretch Kazuki's range, perhaps due to stylistic reasons, while the other half highlighted his lilting style. A good album, yes, but not the best.

Though not the world's strongest, vocally, Aiba really pulls through in this album, singing clearly and with depth. His rendition of "Hand in Hand" was my favorite on the album. It brought a richness with it that I really enjoyed.

This is a great set to buy if you don't already own any of the myu CDs. If you've already got everything, though, all you're really going to be getting is the Hyoutei winter soundtrack and a bonus disc with the DL3 graduation speeches.

For being a song about Atobe's mole, the song is really really catchy. The highlight is the dialogue between the Hyoutei regulars and not particularly the lyrical content. Buy it for the fun.

Fans of the musical will enjoy this disc. The sound was captured clearly and recorded at a decent volume. All around, lovely.

Another wonderfully composed and thoughtfully arranged disc, full of stylistic variety. Pefect for long-standing fans or those just learning about Fukuyama-san.

Highlighting some of the best matches of the show, this disc is a great addition to any Tenipuri collection. The extra features: cast commentary on a chibi episode, a chibi music video to "Omoette Samba" and much more.

Beyond the phenomenal opening to what is to be a grueling nationals tournament, Mizuki and Yuuta's commentary reel is hilarious.

Buy this one for the B Side track. "Dream Lover" is one of Kime's best, catchy and upbeat, but still with a hint of artistry.

The best feature of this album is the diversity in the tracks. There are more poppy songs as well as a few ballads. As a whole, the album highlights Kimeru's artistic range nicely.

The track is mostly Kiichi trying to say "Kakinoki no Kuuki Kiichi" successfully. It's funny the first time, but not particularly a repeat-player.

A must have for fans of Tenimyu. The single, with both the studio and live version, is fantastically catchy and impossibly fun.

This one was awkward, even for an Idol DVD. It looked like Shirotan was sucking it in and a little uncomfortable throughout the video.

I think I was prepared for everything but the Blackface. Kenn seems a little to cute/dorky to be rolling in the sand.

This is not your average idol DVD. While it has it's obligatory shirtlessness and shower, the majority of the DVD consists of a clothed, dorky Kazuki, riding elephants, kick boxing, and running around Thailand.

The opening theme to the drama/comedy "Rocket Boys," this single is strong and catchy, reminding me of an early Pillows album.