Here's the sequel to Sarishinohara, called Forty-Seven, from the girl's perspective. It's possibly called Forty-Seven because AKB48 subtract 1 member would be 47, correct? Love this stuff.
cover by Rib. Here's a link to the same song with English subs: Rib- Forty-Seven
It's an interesting thing, but Rib's video is a little different than the original one by miku. So if you want to see the difference, then watch miku's version, or this video, which shows them both at the same time: rib and miku- ヨンジュウナナ
This is the first song, from the boy's perspective. This is actually based off a real story, where a girl from AKB48 named Rino Sashihara was exiled for a relationship with a boy (they have a no relationship policy). She is now a member/manager of HKT48.
Red riding hood, here's a song from the almighty Kikuo(be afraid, very afraid) about your wolf. Kikuo always does these twisted, happy sounding songs. I like them too much. I wanted to post a lot of Halloween music this month, but the month is almost over, and I've only posted Dark Woods Circus. *sigh* boo.
I know I've been lazy lately......but I hate school........so here's another song......
can never find it on that youtube thing...here's the link: Piano Lesson- Rearrage [Chibita & Kous]
I've been listening to this song lately, and thinking about the kid that committed suicide who went to my school. I wish I could have met him. I wish I knew who he was. I wish I knew "Why?" The spit in the bottle that I read about him didn't give a single clue to who he really was. Obituaries never hold the important things in them. Neither does death.
There are so many versions of this song. I just posted the original version here. Actually, the version that I was listening to was a remix by kz. Most times the original version doesn't even add up to the remixes and versions. Maybe I'll post links to them later. This is actually a sad song. Death and the line "If you get there all right, I'd like a letter or something."
I've always loved this song, even before I found Clear's cover of it. The way I interpret the title, is that 'Y' stands for 'yes'(relationship), and that since the person singing does not want the relationship to go from 'y to z' (to end), she/he keeps believing in 'y to y'. I think I might've born that interpretation from a comment somewhere, but I don't really remember. I still listen to this song.
New song! Found today, I really like it. I almost can't believe it's a cover, and an English one at that! The original one was Japanese, so it takes some skill to get the same meaning in a song while still having it make sense and sound good when its given to another language. Of course, the lyrics are not the same, but they got pretty close. The video below the first one is the Japanese version, covered by the same person.
"A quality or property as perceived or experienced by a person."
- google
I had such a time trying to figure out what that meant....even this definition didn't make any sense to me, but I read another little article (here), and I think I get it finally.
Yes, and the fourth post today! My ultimate favorite by Mitchie M.! I'm just tripping over my own toes with this one. Once I actually LIstenEd to the lyrics, I realized they were infinitely more interesting than I first put them out to be. This is how I want to live, maybe. FREELY TOMORROW
I am in love with Mitchie M. I'm just cruisin', lovin' his style. I found his songs yesterday, and I am addicted to practically all of them now. It's vocaloid again, so much to chagrin.