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insanenekoSome music I picked up. I would've ripped and posted more, but circumstances prevent me right now.
Keep Tryin'
My favorite non-single track from Utada Hikaru's newest album Ultra Blue, it has a flow that reminds me of Passion but more upbeat...sort of between Passion and This Is Love, possibly.
Good-bye days by YUI
The theme song from the movie "Taiyo no Uta" (Song for the Sun), a movie about a girl with XP (a disorder characterized by extreme skin sensitivity to UV light) who goes out by night to play her music at a deserted park next to the train station. Three big problems with the movie: 1) Story is weak 2) Main actress, the singer YUI, can't act--the supporting cast are so much stronger actors it's not funny and 3) Every time she sings it sounds like she's singing in a studio instead of, say, outside, so it throws me out of the movie...But the song is pretty.
From the new Cocco album Zansaian, two non-single tracks I liked (both of which I liked better than the singles, actually), both very Cocco in different ways:
Ai Urara (Love Glorious): more rock
Shigatsu Baka (April Fool): more pop
Keep Tryin'
My favorite non-single track from Utada Hikaru's newest album Ultra Blue, it has a flow that reminds me of Passion but more upbeat...sort of between Passion and This Is Love, possibly.
Good-bye days by YUI
The theme song from the movie "Taiyo no Uta" (Song for the Sun), a movie about a girl with XP (a disorder characterized by extreme skin sensitivity to UV light) who goes out by night to play her music at a deserted park next to the train station. Three big problems with the movie: 1) Story is weak 2) Main actress, the singer YUI, can't act--the supporting cast are so much stronger actors it's not funny and 3) Every time she sings it sounds like she's singing in a studio instead of, say, outside, so it throws me out of the movie...But the song is pretty.
From the new Cocco album Zansaian, two non-single tracks I liked (both of which I liked better than the singles, actually), both very Cocco in different ways:
Ai Urara (Love Glorious): more rock
Shigatsu Baka (April Fool): more pop