They are incredible. The guitarist looks like my grandfather, but wow the guitar playing. I believe music can be a way of gently spreading a message across all nationalites without getting preachy.
Kudos to Ningen Isu. They've done it again. You have to watch this over and over for the details. The details in the beginning, middle, and ending segments go hand in hand with the lyrics: The burning temples are in a swamp and stacks of computers are burning. The corrupted Buddha with all the giant eyeballs is pure insanity. The line "Why don't we together go searching for the light" is the segue from Hell to Heaven and the change in the band members' faces is priceless: from snarling to smiling. This is truly a beautiful piece of entertainment. Ningen Isu also dropped a live broadcast version of "Farewell To The World" that includes an interview with the band and and a "Who are Ningen Isu" segment. Wajima discusses this song, saying that the lyrics are are very 'over the top' exaggerated. He also talked about "Heartless Scat" and how the band was surprised by how many international fans empathize with its lyrics.
I'm so glad they include the lyric translation as part of the video in this. Closed Caption is all well and good, but a lot of reactors either can't or won't show them and for Ningen Isu the lyrics are always intense and interesting.
Honestly, even though their words are difficult for us Japanese also to understand,their sounds are easy for a five-year-old. At the same time, their works can be enjoyed by people 70 years old. Those are full of gratitude and respect for the great predecessors of the past, taking journey us back to our teenage years when rock'n'roll made us happy.
You were so quick with this one O_O Thank you for your reaction! It's so nice to see your enthusiasm about this ^^ Saraba Sekai is the opening track to Shikisoku Zekuu. I wrote a bit about my initial thoughts on the album on your last Ningen Isu reaction and I fell more and more in love with it since. The lyrics do so much for this album, I think it might be their strongest release to date in that aspect [or at least one of their strongest]. I'm super happy Ningen Isu released a video for this song :) I don't think they will for Hoshizora no michibiki, but I would like to recommend it once more because it dives deeper into the wishful thinking side of this song and is just a really beautiful, dreamy kind of track that leaves you with a strange kind of melancholy/ sadness within the context of the album.
NINGEN ISU has released a great song, ha. I like your reaction videos because you carefully check the videos out until the end. Lately, NI's songs (particularly Wajima's songs) seem to be talking about grand philosophies, and to be honest, I'm a little confused. but it's okay. Actually, tomorrow, the 16th (Monday) Japan time, I'm going to see their live at Club Junk Box in Nagano City. It's about a 2 hour drive from my hometown. I plan to hit the highway after work. I'm really looking forward to it. Here is a video clip from when NI appeared on the NHK World program the other day. They have talked about 'Farewell to the World' and played it. Thank you from Japan!
日本語です。40年前は英語のロックの歌詞を自分で翻訳していましたが、今は日本語のロックをすぐ翻訳して海外の人に送れる時代なんですね。日本語の音を楽しんで下さい。
やっと時代が彼らに追いついてきました。
They are incredible. The guitarist looks like my grandfather, but wow the guitar playing. I believe music can be a way of gently spreading a message across all nationalites without getting preachy.
Ningen Isu, distilled into its essence. Just a wonderful song and video.
Kudos to Ningen Isu. They've done it again.
You have to watch this over and over for the details. The details in the beginning, middle, and ending segments go hand in hand with the lyrics: The burning temples are in a swamp and stacks of computers are burning. The corrupted Buddha with all the giant eyeballs is pure insanity. The line "Why don't we together go searching for the light" is the segue from Hell to Heaven and the change in the band members' faces is priceless: from snarling to smiling. This is truly a beautiful piece of entertainment.
Ningen Isu also dropped a live broadcast version of "Farewell To The World" that includes an interview with the band and and a "Who are Ningen Isu" segment. Wajima discusses this song, saying that the lyrics are are very 'over the top' exaggerated. He also talked about "Heartless Scat" and how the band was surprised by how many international fans empathize with its lyrics.
I'm so glad they include the lyric translation as part of the video in this. Closed Caption is all well and good, but a lot of reactors either can't or won't show them and for Ningen Isu the lyrics are always intense and interesting.
Honestly, even though their words are difficult for us Japanese also to understand,their sounds are easy for a five-year-old.
At the same time, their works can be enjoyed by people 70 years old.
Those are full of gratitude and respect for the great predecessors of the past,
taking journey us back to our teenage years when rock'n'roll made us happy.
最後まで通して曲を聴いているので、とても好感が持てる！
それでこそ人間椅子の素晴らしさがちゃんと理解出来る筈。
私も何度も何度も果てしなく聴いているけど、いつ聴いても素晴らしい！
You were so quick with this one O_O Thank you for your reaction! It's so nice to see your enthusiasm about this ^^
Saraba Sekai is the opening track to Shikisoku Zekuu. I wrote a bit about my initial thoughts on the album on your last Ningen Isu reaction and I fell more and more in love with it since. The lyrics do so much for this album, I think it might be their strongest release to date in that aspect [or at least one of their strongest].
I'm super happy Ningen Isu released a video for this song :)
I don't think they will for Hoshizora no michibiki, but I would like to recommend it once more because it dives deeper into the wishful thinking side of this song and is just a really beautiful, dreamy kind of track that leaves you with a strange kind of melancholy/ sadness within the context of the album.
Love your message here - this band is amazing and the lyrics do have a great theme! And yes… that guitar sound!!!! 🤘
Great music as always. The more I hear from Ningen Isu, the more I like them.
SUGOI~!!
The new album is superdupermega awesone
Always are...
Definitely an Iron Maiden vibe. Awesome tune.
They never miss.
So good!
Joel the black sabbath of japan this song is epic
They are amazing! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
NINGEN ISU has released a great song, ha. I like your reaction videos because you carefully check the videos out until the end. Lately, NI's songs (particularly Wajima's songs) seem to be talking about grand philosophies, and to be honest, I'm a little confused. but it's okay. Actually, tomorrow, the 16th (Monday) Japan time, I'm going to see their live at Club Junk Box in Nagano City. It's about a 2 hour drive from my hometown. I plan to hit the highway after work. I'm really looking forward to it.
Here is a video clip from when NI appeared on the NHK World program the other day. They have talked about 'Farewell to the World' and played it.
Thank you from Japan!
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try "dynamite" live from ningen isu, its punk ! xD
Do a reaction for "Come On" by Oktaf Kanis, thanks 🤟🏻🔥
Nice song!
@@bluerythmrecords-2705 Yeah sure 🔥
Wow Come On is a banger
Stunning.