X-JAPAN REUNION Debut Single Entitled: "I.V."
THIS ONE YOU CAN SEE CLOSER AND HEAR OK ENOUGH:
THIS ONE YOU CAN HEAR THE SONG BETTER:
This show JUST happened on Oct 22nd 2007 w 10,000 in attendance. I don't know if people here would either know about them or care, but I thought I'd repost what I had from a Myspace bulletin I put up yesterday anyways.
I've been a fan since the early 90s and am SO excited about their reunion! Lord willing, I can FINALLY see them play live in the states!
For anyone who are not familiar with them, many American audiences were first introduced to X-Japan through the Anime movie called "X", from the song Forever Love which they played in the ending credits of the movie. This new song debut single "I.V." which they filmed on a roof top for the music video (I don't think what you heard is the final mix) will debut in America in the upcoming movie SAW 4 which I believe is opening in theaters TOMORROW, the 26th of October. I don't know if it will be the theme song or in the credits yet, but I guess we'll find out soon when the movie comes out.
Their style ranges from Jpop, to Punk, to Power Metal, to Progressive Metal, to Epic Metal, To Heavy Metal, to Industrial, to Classical, to Acid/Trance, to Power Ballads, to Music Box, to Acoustic, to Harp music, to Soundtrack, to Anime Soundtrack, etc...These guys are utterly unique, musical giants, who rival bands like the Beatles, U2, and the Rolling Stones in terms of worldwide impact and popularity.
They virtually pioneered Visual Kei, heavily influenced the jRock/jPop scene, and have greatly impacted so many people, from musicians to music listeners and artists around the world. They have so many amazing songs, like Art of Life ( their 30 minute progressive masterpiece), Silent Jealousy, Dahlia, Rose of Pain (Progressive), Kurenai, Forever Love, X, Tears, Voiceless Screaming, Rusty Nail, Endless Rain, Drain, Say Anything, Love Replica (French Experimental/Atmospheric), Longing, Blue Blood, White Wind From Mr Martin, The Last Song etc..
You can check out more of their stuff at youtube and or my Myspace Profile (www dot myspace dot com slash dominick_7) to see some of their classics. If you haven't heard of them before I hope you enjoy it for the first time, because most people like myself would describe it as a life impacting experience. If this new song does nothing for you, check out the link I posted for Art of Life above and THEN see what you think of them after that. If you have been a fan of theirs for a while I hope you're as excited as I am about the reunion along with a new single coming out, a new CD soon on the vanguard, and a tour in a year from now!
I doubt it would happen but I would love to see my two most favorite bands/musicians X-Japan and Andre Matos Headlining in 08!
2 Examples of Past Songs:
Art of Life (Part 1 of 4, a 30 minute Progressive Masterpiece): If you watch all 30 minutes which I have posted at my Myspace, maybe you can guess the classical parts in the composition and solos later on.
Dahlia (Jrock? Music Video):
THIS ONE YOU CAN SEE CLOSER AND HEAR OK ENOUGH:
THIS ONE YOU CAN HEAR THE SONG BETTER:
This show JUST happened on Oct 22nd 2007 w 10,000 in attendance. I don't know if people here would either know about them or care, but I thought I'd repost what I had from a Myspace bulletin I put up yesterday anyways.
I've been a fan since the early 90s and am SO excited about their reunion! Lord willing, I can FINALLY see them play live in the states!
For anyone who are not familiar with them, many American audiences were first introduced to X-Japan through the Anime movie called "X", from the song Forever Love which they played in the ending credits of the movie. This new song debut single "I.V." which they filmed on a roof top for the music video (I don't think what you heard is the final mix) will debut in America in the upcoming movie SAW 4 which I believe is opening in theaters TOMORROW, the 26th of October. I don't know if it will be the theme song or in the credits yet, but I guess we'll find out soon when the movie comes out.
Their style ranges from Jpop, to Punk, to Power Metal, to Progressive Metal, to Epic Metal, To Heavy Metal, to Industrial, to Classical, to Acid/Trance, to Power Ballads, to Music Box, to Acoustic, to Harp music, to Soundtrack, to Anime Soundtrack, etc...These guys are utterly unique, musical giants, who rival bands like the Beatles, U2, and the Rolling Stones in terms of worldwide impact and popularity.
They virtually pioneered Visual Kei, heavily influenced the jRock/jPop scene, and have greatly impacted so many people, from musicians to music listeners and artists around the world. They have so many amazing songs, like Art of Life ( their 30 minute progressive masterpiece), Silent Jealousy, Dahlia, Rose of Pain (Progressive), Kurenai, Forever Love, X, Tears, Voiceless Screaming, Rusty Nail, Endless Rain, Drain, Say Anything, Love Replica (French Experimental/Atmospheric), Longing, Blue Blood, White Wind From Mr Martin, The Last Song etc..
You can check out more of their stuff at youtube and or my Myspace Profile (www dot myspace dot com slash dominick_7) to see some of their classics. If you haven't heard of them before I hope you enjoy it for the first time, because most people like myself would describe it as a life impacting experience. If this new song does nothing for you, check out the link I posted for Art of Life above and THEN see what you think of them after that. If you have been a fan of theirs for a while I hope you're as excited as I am about the reunion along with a new single coming out, a new CD soon on the vanguard, and a tour in a year from now!
I doubt it would happen but I would love to see my two most favorite bands/musicians X-Japan and Andre Matos Headlining in 08!
2 Examples of Past Songs:
Art of Life (Part 1 of 4, a 30 minute Progressive Masterpiece): If you watch all 30 minutes which I have posted at my Myspace, maybe you can guess the classical parts in the composition and solos later on.
Dahlia (Jrock? Music Video):
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