Dir En Grey Withering to Death
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spacemonkeypunk8
October 10th 2007


2 Comments

Album Rating: 1.0

So in other words, this isn't a very effective review >_>

love some of the songs, but the album as a whole doesn't work for me: i hear a lot of repetition in songs like "GARBAGE" and "Beautiful Dirt". it does, however, redeem itself with the Final, which is my favorite song by them EVER.



and just a side note: Kiyoharu has an INCREDIBLY unique voice, i'm a huge fan of his also, and i say that Kyo sounds NOTHING like him. Kiyoharu's voice is too warbly, Kyo's is more smooth. Kyo did copy Kiyoharu for a while, that was one of his idols (and i've heard rumors that kyo was a roadie for him...). And anyone who says Dir en grey has "sold out" to attract more "American fans" should shoot themself. Just because they're growing as artists doesn't give you a right to rip their new stuff. Personally? MISSA was 5hit. Gauze was Yoshiki-5hit. I love Dir en grey, but give me VULGAR, WtD, or MoaB anyday.This Message Edited On 10.10.07This Message Edited On 10.10.07

MeowMeow
October 10th 2007


662 Comments

Album Rating: 3.0

Then why did you give the album a 1?



and tbh, they had more complex song structures and stuff back in Guaze and Macabre.

Rabio
February 8th 2008


49 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

This was the first album I got by Dir En Grey. Last copy too! I especially dig Jesus Christ R'n'R, C, and Machiavellism. This is a preferred album to lose your J-virginity to, as it touches on metal in tracks like Merciless Cult, pop in Jesus..., and even old fashioned Rock n Roll on Machiavellism, and so much more. But this is only a capsule review so I'll be short. 4.5/5

BallsToTheWall
October 25th 2008


52578 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

Album is pretty fucking metal.This Message Edited On 10.25.08

Vehemence
February 1st 2010


19 Comments


Their best recent style album if not their very best. Rather good Nu-Metal Album

JizzInMyPants
July 18th 2010


2965 Comments


2nd album by these guys, liking this more than uroboros

JizzInMyPants
July 18th 2010


2965 Comments


also the chorus in jesus christ r & r is fucking cute

Acanthus
December 16th 2010


9812 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

I enjoy the first half of the album slightly more than the latter, but this is still one of my favorites.

FearThyEvil
January 12th 2011


19391 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Damn Dir En Grey is better than most american hard rock bands which is damn impressive.

JizzInMyPants
January 13th 2011


2965 Comments


most of the songs of this album are punky as fuck but shokubeni is metal as fuck

JizzInMyPants
January 13th 2011


2965 Comments


but ya chorus to C makes me wanna do some random backflips and 80s dancing

FearThyEvil
January 13th 2011


19391 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

I have no idea where you got the punk feel from.

JizzInMyPants
May 4th 2011


2965 Comments


this album is just wacky in a spiraling down madness type way, so awesome so japanese

GothicCatchyBallad
June 24th 2011


133 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Dir En Grey is much better than some American Experimental Metal bands like Deftones (whose songs are very, very boring).

GothicCatchyBallad
June 26th 2011


133 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Surely one of the best bands in the J-Metal scene.

Trebor.
Emeritus
November 10th 2012


60329 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

This is amazing

Acanthus
November 10th 2012


9812 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

First time, or just revisiting?

Trebor.
Emeritus
November 10th 2012


60329 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Had it in ma itunes for like a year yeah

Acanthus
November 10th 2012


9812 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Album's so much fun, first two tracks especially.

Acrosstheshield13
November 10th 2012


797 Comments


this band is so awful.



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