Yep J., I was thinking about the vocals, with the longer wave length vibrato, sounding like Bowie. I hear some U2 melodic phrasing. Very tight for a live performance....good musicians.
Well, Japan is famous for copieing foreigh rock music, and they are very good at it. No doubt there. I totally get the Bowie reference, but also the U2 reference i read in the comments.
That would be like saying "Well, westerners are very good at copying Japanese traditional music" considering western rock is heavily influenced by Japanese scales.
@@ijansk Point taken. Though i still say that rock`s origin is western music. And it could very well be that Japanese music had the devils tritone, wich had been forbidden for some time in Europe. But that would be an edjucated guess.
Very nice. I hear some 80s new wave influence on this one. Cool.
Thanks for reacting LUNASEA.
Please listen to the other songs.
Reminded me of The Smiths and the whole mid-80s Britwave. The guitarist played super cleanly. I liked this one a lot. Good pick.
wow I've never heard this version. they sound better live
I like it. Bowieish. I don't even mind that I can't understand the lyrics. My only Japanese is Teo Torriate afterall.
Yep J., I was thinking about the vocals, with the longer wave length vibrato, sounding like Bowie. I hear some U2 melodic phrasing. Very tight for a live performance....good musicians.
Well, Japan is famous for copieing foreigh rock music, and they are very good at it. No doubt there. I totally get the Bowie reference, but also the U2 reference i read in the comments.
That would be like saying "Well, westerners are very good at copying Japanese traditional music" considering western rock is heavily influenced by Japanese scales.
@@ijansk Point taken. Though i still say that rock`s origin is western music. And it could very well be that Japanese music had the devils tritone, wich had been forbidden for some time in Europe. But that would be an edjucated guess.
Good thing you aren't a lyrics guy lol