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First, this is the International release of the album. It does not include two (2) songs that are included on the Japan release. (↑↓←→BBAB and BxMxC) It also has the English-language version of Elevator Girl. The Japan release has the Japanese-language version.
Track List:
Side 1 (SUN)
• Future Metal
• DA DA DANCE (f. Tak Matsumoto)
• Shanti Shanti Shanti
• Oh! Majinai (f. Jaokim Broden)
• Brand New Day (f. Tim Henson and Scott LePage)
○ (↑↓←→BBAB)
• Night Night Burn
Side 2 (MOON)
• IN THE NAME OF
• Distortion (f. Alissa White-Gluz)
• PA PA YA!! (f. F.HERO)
○ (BxMxC)
• Kagerou
• Starlight
• Shine
• Arkadia
A few things off the top: Distortion and Starlight on the album are not the same as the versions released before the album. The changes are not major, but they are noticeable.
Starlight, Shine, and Arkadia are a trilogy. They were written to be performed together.
Now, about the songs... Do NOT sleep on Brand New Day and Shine. They are excellent tracks. They're mellower than most everything else on the album, but they are very good songs.
The standout tracks are Shanti Shanti Shanti and PA PA YA!! Those are the big, rowdy, shouty songs. And they're both fun. F.HERO is a standout in PA PA YA!!
The only song that I'm not sure about is Oh! Majinai. It's... It's uh... Pirate Metal(?). I'm sure it will grow on me with more plays, but right now I just don't know.
This is the most diverse expression of what BABYMETAL set out to do almost 10 years ago. This is a fusion of musical genres. From electronica and Euro-dance and Pirate shanties to Indian Bollywood to American California cruisin' - they're all mashed together with Metal-esque double-bass drums and grinding guitars. And in almost every case it works. A lot of that is down to Su-metal (Nakamoto Suzuka) and Moametal (Kikuchi Moa), and their development as singers.
All-in-all a solid creation.
I would only ding it because it comes in a cardstock book-fold sleeve, not a crystal case.
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Old school metal head here. Didn't think I'd like this, but I love it. This is their best effort so far.
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